Hawaii
September 17, 2021, 1:30:00 AM
Thursday
Level 1
Ms. Brianne
Target 1
Lesson Type:
Review
Number Operation
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Number Meaning
Write and recognize the numbers zero to 20.
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Write numbers correctly.
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Recognize a number without having to see its position in the count sequence.
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Grade:
Kindergarden
Vocabulary:
Number
Activities:
- Students wrote their numbers on a whiteboard in ascending order.
- Students identified numbers shown on flashcards.
- Students wrote numbers on a whiteboard as they were orally named.
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Target 2
Lesson Type:
New
Algebra
Variable
Determine the unknown number in an informal addition or subtraction problem.
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Supporting targets:
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Use informal understandings of addition and subtraction to solve problems where one addend or subtrahend is given, and the sum or difference is given to solve for the unknown number.
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Grade:
Kindergarden
Vocabulary:
Unknown, Missing Part, Whole
Activities:
- Students solved for the missing number in number bonds. They used cubes to build the total and then split it into the two parts, making sure one part matched the given number in the number bond. Then they wrote the matching addition equation.
- Students cut and pasted numbers into a Bubble Bonds worksheet to complete the two parts and the whole.
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Target 3
Lesson Type:
New
Data Probability
Interpreting Data
Collect quantitative data from a given diagram.
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Looking at a picture where information is chaotic or spread out, count to gather data and answer questions.
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Understand that data can be read more quickly in graph form.
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Grade:
Kindergarden
Vocabulary:
Data, Picture Graph
Activities:
- Students created picture graphs as a class about their favorite color and fruit.
- Students used the data about the class' favorite snack to create their own picture graph. Then they answered questions using the data in their graph.
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