In unit 5 students will continue to work on math fact fluency, addition and subtraction strategies and word problem structures. Students are continuing to work toward addition/subtraction fluency within 20 by adding and subtracting 10, using 10, and using doubles.
Using Doubles Model - A video modeling using doubles, doubles plus one, and doubles plus two with math facts.
Doubles, Doubles - A song practicing doubles facts from 6-10.
Build Expressions Equal to One Hundred (Dreambox Website)- Click the “Build Expressions Equal to One Hundred” under second grade number sense. Students will use snap blocks to develop strategies to determine if the expressions are equivalent, up to one hundred. (2.NBT.B.5)
Addition with Tens on the Number Line- (Dreambox Website) Click “Addition with Tens on the Number Line” under Second Grade Addition and Subtraction. Using an open number line, students jump by tens to decompose addition problems into friendly steps. (2.NBT.B.5)
Matching Number Pairs for One Hundred- (Dreambox Website) Click “Matching Number Pairs for One Hundred” under First Grade Addition and Subtraction. Students practice computation strategies and identify number patterns and relationships to make one hundred in a variety of ways. (2.NBT.B.5)
Breakapart- Great game to practice breaking down numbers to efficiently add and subtract
Missing Numbers- Great games to practice missing numbers in addition and subtraction problems.
Math Slide Addition- (Ipad App) This is a multiplayer game helping students understand tens & ones; numbers up to 100.
Deep Sea Duel - Okta challenges you to a duel! Collect cards with a specified sum, and you win!
Thinking Blocks: Addition - Thinking Blocks Addition teaches children how to model and solve word problems involving addition and subtraction.
These are vocabulary words that students will be exposed to throughout the unit.
addend
break apart ten
difference
doubles
efficient
equal
equal groups
equation
even
hundreds chart
fluent
halving
make ten
mental math
model
open number line
odd
part-part-whole model
structures
subtract
sum
total
ten frame