Math

The students will be able to identify and name 2-dimensional shapes such as a rectangle, square, triangle, circle, etc.

The students will be able to identify teen numbers and graph data using a picture. The students will be able to create shapes using snap cubes, and use pattern blocks to complete puzzles. The students...

Through a mini-lesson, independent work, and a math station, students will learn what lines, rays, and segments are draw examples and identify them using specific characteristics.

The student will use their knowledge of rulers to measure items in inches and centimeters. Students will create images of compiled shapes that they measured with accuracy.

The students will be able to use analog and digital clocks to record and tell time to the nearest five-minute interval.

Students will be divided into groups of four. Students will be assigned tasks: athletic director, assistant coach, public relations and statistician. In this lesson, students will determine if their...

Students will use recipes to apply their knowledge of adding, subtracting and multiplying fractions. This is an excellent lesson to use when you want your students to write about math.

Students will learn the difference between an AB, AAB, ABB, and ABC pattern. Students will use manipulatives that consist of colored blocks, shapes, and number cards to form these patterns. After the...