October 20- October 24
Monday
Math AM (9:30-10:10)
Chapter 3 Lesson 9
Textbook p. 82-85
Workbook p. 75-78
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000 with regrouping from the hundreds place and tens place.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Teacher’s textbook
White boards
Place value discs
Instruction
Think (5 minutes)
Learn (5 minutes)
Do (20 minutes)
Monday
Math PM (11:40-12:20)
Chapter 3 Lesson 9
Textbook p. 82-85
Workbook p. 75-78
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000 with regrouping from the hundreds place and tens place.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Math Sprint Sheets
Teacher’s Workbook
Students’ Workbooks
Answer Key
Instruction
Math Facts (10 minutes)
Workbook (25 minutes)
Corrections (5 minutes)
Monday
History (10:10-10:30)
Japan
Chapter 1: A Nation of Islands (Part 1)
Materials
Student Notebooks
Map of Japan AP 1.3
Learning Objectives
Student will learn new vocabulary words in relation to Japan
Students will learn the geographical names of the islands that make up Japan.
Instruction
Introduction
Pretend like we are landing in a plane at Haneda Airport in Chiba.
空港に着陸しました。機長がシートベルト着用サインを消すまで、お席に着いたままシートベルトをお締めください。 Kūkō ni chakuriku shimashita. Kichō ga shītoberuto chakuyō sain o kesu made, o seki ni tsuita mama shītoberuto o o shime kudasai.
Vocab:
Culture: the way of life of a specific group of people. This includes the language they use, food they eat, kinds of housing they live in, beliefs about things that are important and not important, celebrations, art, and the way they dress.
Capital: The city where a country’s government meets
Kamakura 鎌倉
Kyōto 京都
Toukyou 東京
Geography
Label the islands of Japan
Island Names:
Hokkaido
Honshu
Shikoku
Kyuushuu
Okinawa
Tuesday
Math AM (9:30-10:10)
Chapter 3 Lesson 10
Textbook p. 86-89
Workbook p. 79-82
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000 with regrouping across 0’s.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Teacher’s textbook
White boards
Place value discs
Instruction
Think (5 minutes)
Learn (5 minutes)
Do (20 minutes)
Tuesday
Math PM (11:40-12:20)
Chapter 3 Lesson 9
Textbook p. 86-89
Workbook p. 79-82
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000 with regrouping across 0’s.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Math Sprint Sheets
Teacher’s Workbook
Students’ Workbooks
Answer Key
Instruction
Math Facts (10 minutes)
Workbook (25 minutes)
Corrections (5 minutes)
Tuesday
History (10:10-10:30)
Japan
Chapter 1: A Nation of Islands (Part 2)
Materials
Student Reading Books
Learning Objectives
Students will be able to talk about how having more people living in a smaller space affects the way that they live.
Instruction
Read p. 2-4
Mini Lesson: Comparing Populations
2019
Japan 125 million
USA 330 million
Land size: Japan is similar in size to the Eastern Coastal States.
Turn and Talk
Discuss how living in a place with more people in less space could affect the way they live.
Japanese manners
Japanese uniformity
Japanese insistence on quiet
Smaller walking spaces
Efficient public transportation (bus station on the top of a building)
Japanese Language: Natsukashii = nostalgic
Wednesday
Math AM (9:30-10:10)
Chapter 3 Practice B
Textbook p. 90
Workbook p. 83-84
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Teacher’s textbook
White boards
Place value discs
Instruction
Guided Practice (5 minutes)
Individual Work (20 minutes)
Game: Place Value Standoff (15 minutes)
Wednesday
Math PM (11:40-12:20)
Chapter 3 Practice B
Textbook p. 90
Workbook p. 83-84
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Math Sprint Sheets
Teacher Workbook
Student Workbooks
Answer Key
Instruction
Math Facts (10 minutes)
Create Extra Subtraction Problems (20 minutes)
Math Game: Flyswatter (10 minutes)
Wednesday
History (10:10-10:30)
Japan
Chapter 1: A Nation of Islands (Part 3)
Materials
Student Reading Books
Learning Objectives
Students will be able to talk about the wildlife of Japan.
Students will be able to talk about the characteristics of living on an island of volcanos.
Instruction
Vocabulary
Peak: Pointed top of a mountain.
Cranes: A type of bird with long necks and long legs that live near the water.
鶴 (tsuru)
Tell students about origami cranes.
Read p.5-6
Pair and Share
Ask students what else might be present in a volcanic island?
hot springs温泉 (onsen)
Earthquakes: Tell students the story about being in Japan during the 2011 Touhoku Earthquake
Thursday
Math (9:30-10:10)
Chapter 3 Practice Test
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Chapter 3 Test Version B
Instruction
Guided Test Practice (20 minutes)
Game: Race to 0 (20 minutes)
Thursday
Math PM (11:40-12:20)
Chapter 3 Practice Test
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Math Sprint Sheets
Teacher Workbook
Student Workbooks
Answer Key
Instruction
Math Facts (10 minutes)
Create Extra Subtraction Problems (20 minutes)
Math Game: Slapping Flashcards on desks (10 minutes)
Thursday
History (10:10-10:30)
Japan
Chapter 1: A Nation of Islands (Part 4)
Materials
Student Reading Books
Learning Objectives
Students will be able to talk about Japanese food culture.
Instruction
Vocabulary
Currents: A continuous flow of water. Sometimes carrying warmer water to colder areas. 海流 Kairyū
Paddy: A temporarily submerged field where rice is grown. 田んぼ (tanbo)
Let students know that there are also many tea farms in Japan.
Read p.7-8
Pair and Share
Teach students about all the kinds of sea food that Japanese people eat (海産物 kaisanbutsu)
Ask students if they think they would enjoy the food there.
Tell students how Japanese chopsticks are unique from Chinese and Korean chopsticks.
Friday
Math AM (9:30-10:10)
Chapter 3 Test
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Rolling Die
Chapter 3 Test
Instruction
Warm Up:Race to 0 (15 minutes)
Begin Test (25 minutes)
Friday
Math PM (11:40 - 12:20)
Chapter 3 Test
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to subtract two numbers within 1,000.
Colorado Standards:
Students will be able to add or subtract three-digit numbers by adding or subtracting hundreds with hundreds, tens with tens, and ones with ones.
Students will be able to carry and borrow from one place value to the next place value while solving addition and subtraction problems.
Materials:
Math Sprint Sheets
Chapter 3 Test
Instruction
Finish Test (10 minutes)
Math Sprint (10 minutes)
Math Game: Rock, Paper, Scissors, Math (10 minutes)
Math Game: Fly Swatter Game (10 minutes)
Friday
History (10:10-10:30)
Japan
Chapter 2: Modern Japan (Part 1)
Materials
Student Reading Books
Learning Objectives
Instruction
Vocabulary
Currency: the money that a country uses.
Subway: A system of underground trains. 地下鉄 chikatetsu
Pair and Share
Tell students about fast trains in Japan.
新幹線 known as shinkansen in Japanese. Means “new trunk line”
Known as bullet trains in English
They go about 185 miles per hour and are extremely smooth riding.