VIDEO 3 OF 3 - This video addresses NC standard 5.NF.1. It explains how to connect the use of models for addition/subtraction of fractions to the standard algorithm for adding/subtracting fractions.
Students will view and discuss Yellow Rain Jacket, paying particular attention to the artists choice of content and composition. They will learn about composition by creating a frame and choosing areas of an image that they wish to emphasize.
Students will take on a mystery, Sherlock Holmes style, to uncover the secrets, history, and deeper meanings of Moyo Ogundipe's painting Soliloquy: Life's Fragile Fictions.
Students will be able to: explain why Ogundipe used particular colors, patterns, and images for his painting; discuss what the snakes and birds symbolize in the picture; and express in their own words at least three reasons the different elements of the painting are a treasure.
Students will explore the statue of St. Ferdinand, King of Spain with an eye for detail. They will use the ideas and mock techniques from the statue to design a royal figure for themselves.
Students will be able to: identify descriptive attributes of a sculpture; relate to an artwork in a personal and meaningful way; identify a symbol that represents their 'royal identity'; and present an artwork to the class and explain its design.
This resource is from NC2ML. It may not be remixed.This Standards Brief discusses strategies and representations second graders are taught for mult-digit addition and subtraction. This is a great reading to share during a professional development with teachers or to hand out during family math nights.
Students will analyze and compare the Japanese Lacquer Box to pencil boxes used in school. They will then explore why the lacquer box was deserving of such attention to detail by learning about the story represented on the box. They will then design their own boxes based on a different Japanese story, with careful attention to detail.
This file contains sample anchor charts to create with students. Anchor charts are to be made with students, then displayed as a classroom reference. Parents may also benefit from seeing anchor charts, as they provide a snapshot into the math class.
These are from Tools for NC Teachers. The anchor charts in this document are examples of those that can be made by teachers for Cluster 3 of Grade 4.
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In this lesson, students build fluency with recognizing and creating representations of numbers within 100. Students deepen their place value understanding as they work with ten frame cards. There are several variations built into the lesson for number ranges and response options.
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This file contains strategies and representations for adding sums within ten. The images in this file help teachers better understand ways to record strategies on the board and/or anchor charts.
This resources is part of Tools4NCTeachers.As students learn to add/subtract within 10, they need to be exposed to a variety of representations. This illustrated chart shows samples of kindergarten representations for addition within ten. These representations may be incorporated into a classroom anchor chart.
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This file contains strategies and representations for adding sums within ten. The images in this file help teachers better understand ways to record strategies on the board and/or anchor charts.
This resource is part of Tools4NCTeachers.
This file contains representations and strategies for solving comparison problems. These representations help answer the questions, "How many more?" and "How many fewer/less?" This resource is especially useful for making comparisons when analyzing data.
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In this lesson, students "notice" and "wonder" as they view a series of real world photographs. Students use a variety of representations to solve the problem depicted in the photographs.
This article explains how hands-on science activity can support vocabulary development and links to two books and six web sites that provide more information.