This year I have taken my math lesson plans and created an all in one unit for each main concept we teach in math for the entire year.
This is all about number sense-unit 1. This unit has 20 whole group and 20 small group lessons.
I also added in a few graphing activities to kick off the number sense unit because they help us get to know each other as mathematicians.
Each lesson has a whole group activity that is hands on and engaging. Following the whole group lesson, there is a small group component with materials!
(Graphing titles for a pocket chart)
Small group games
Complete lesson plans with differentiated small group ideas and materials
Hands on whole group fun!
Just add manipulatives to paper sacks and attach the labels. Students count, write, and draw each amount. You can decide which numbers your students need to practice the most.
Engaging math ideas that make learning FUN!
Games to make your learners feel like they are playing while practicing important concepts.
Just add your own math manipulatives to have a blast teaching number sense!
This is a peek at unit 2 Addition and subtraction.
Each unit can stand alone, but also builds into the next.
Practicing switching addends to create the same sum (picture cue version)
Flip flop method (number cue version)
Hands on with basic story problems.
Distinguishing between addition and subtraction.
Number Sense Addition and Subtraction
Addition and Subtraction (Part 2) Place Value
If you are looking for guided math in action in my classroom, check it out HERE.
Organizing Math Centers
Create Your Best Math Workshop
Guided Reading and Guided Math Essentials
Guided Math and Workstation Resources
This is wonderful! I really wish you taught upper grades so that I could buy this for my grade! You always have such great ideas!!
What unit is the part part whole apple activity in? I would love to use this in centers with my firsties!! Thanks
Ok just kidding… I see that it is in unit one!!
ha ha! Yes unit 1.
LOVE! I wish you had one for second grade!!
HI Reagan!
Do you have a math series for each grade in your district or did you use the common core guidelines an d incorporate your own ideas? I love how each unit is displayed. Any chance you have some thing for the kindergarten age level?
I always enjoy following you on your blog. You have wonderful ideas to share. Also, the posters on the cupboard doors are they included in any of the packets for math?
Thanks,
Maryann
[email protected]