Popcorn Word: use
Number Word Focus: six
Word Family: -ig
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Math: Composing/Decomposing Numbers
New Concept: Today we will keep working with our number bonds.
Some times when we have a math problem we have to know if we are going to put numbers together or if we have to take them apart. Listen to my story and tell me if I have to put the numbers together or take them apart.
•I had 10 coins. 3 of them were pennies, the rest were dimes.
•There were some animals at the zoo. 4 were elephants and 5 were zebras.
Whole Group Explore: Now you will work with your partner as I tell the story. You will want to pay attention to know if you need to put the numbers together or take them apart.
•I have 8 pairs of shoes. 3 of them have ties, but the rest do not.
•When I went out at recess, I saw 4 kids on the equipment and 6 playing basketball.
•I counted 9 vehicles in the parking lot this morning. 4 were cars and the rest were trucks.
Student Application: Students will create their own number bonds to solve the problems.
Music TodayNumber Word Focus: six
Word Family: -ig
Reader's Workshop: Using the story Children Past and Present, the kids will build build academic vocabulary/concepts related to children in the past and present time. We will also identify and discuss nonfiction text features. (table of contents, boldface words, glossary)
DAILY 5Art Today
SMART Room
Math: Composing/Decomposing Numbers
New Concept: Today we will keep working with our number bonds.
Some times when we have a math problem we have to know if we are going to put numbers together or if we have to take them apart. Listen to my story and tell me if I have to put the numbers together or take them apart.
•I had 10 coins. 3 of them were pennies, the rest were dimes.
•There were some animals at the zoo. 4 were elephants and 5 were zebras.
Whole Group Explore: Now you will work with your partner as I tell the story. You will want to pay attention to know if you need to put the numbers together or take them apart.
•I have 8 pairs of shoes. 3 of them have ties, but the rest do not.
•When I went out at recess, I saw 4 kids on the equipment and 6 playing basketball.
•I counted 9 vehicles in the parking lot this morning. 4 were cars and the rest were trucks.
Student Application: Students will create their own number bonds to solve the problems.
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