81. TeacherSource . Math . Money Counts Lesson Plan | PBS Students begin the lesson by finding all of the possible combinations of coins Theythen compare two amounts of money and use number sense skills and problem http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/mathline/lessonplans/esmp/money/money_procedure

April 10, 2003 Money Counts Math Grows Up (Number Sense/Computation) Elementary School Math Project Download PDF Lesson Get Acrobat A Printable version of this lesson is available in PDF format. This requires a free plug-in, Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can find out if you need it by clicking on the PDF link. Procedure Resources Mathematically Speaking Ideas for Discussion ... More Lessons: K-2 Objective Students will count and compare amounts of money less than or equal to one dollar. Overview of the Lesson Through a collection of hands-on activities, students gain experience in counting, exchanging, and comparing money. Students begin the lesson by finding all of the possible combinations of coins that can be used to equal a specified amount of money. They then compare two amounts of money and use number sense skills and problem solving strategies to move coins from one group to another so that both groups are equal in value. Students play the Money Exchange Game as they roll a die with money amounts and try to be the first person to obtain exactly $1.00. Students must make monetary exchanges in the game such as trading ten pennies for a dime. The students are then immersed in an economics activity as they shop in the teacher made puppet supply store where they are given one dollar to buy items to make a paper bag puppet. Materials Teacher: Money Chart — Divide a 9” x 16” piece of tag board into 4 columns. Label the columns: Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters. You may use a picture of the coins rather than words. If you wish to use the chart for other activities, you may make cards with labels that students could place at the top of the columns.

82. TeacherSource . Math . To Half Or Half Not Lesson Plan | PBS To Half or Half Not Math Grows Up (number sense/Computation) Elementary SchoolMath Project. Download PDF lesson Get Acrobat A Printable version of this http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/mathline/lessonplans/esmp/half/half_extensions.

April 10, 2003 To Half or Half Not Math Grows Up (Number Sense/Computation) Elementary School Math Project Download PDF Lesson Get Acrobat A Printable version of this lesson is available in PDF format. This requires a free plug-in, Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can find out if you need it by clicking on the PDF link. Procedure Resources Mathematically Speaking Ideas for Discussion ... More Lessons: Grades K-2 Extensions and Connections Choose a mystery "alien" fraction. Give clues one at a time until students have guessed the identity of the mystery alien. For example, one clue could be, "I am greater than 1/8." The next clue could be that the alien fraction is smaller than 1/2. The third clue could be that the total number of pieces is eight. Students should conclude that the alien fraction is 3/8. Have students locate books about quilts and read them. Give the students a template for a quilt with rows of squares. Students color the quilt in a pattern of their choosing and give the fractional part of the quilt that each color represents. Have students design a garden for the school. Divide the garden into equal parts using string and sticks. Students can make a map of the garden on paper. Have students research the type of plants that would grow best in their garden and draw these plants on the map. Students should then tell the fractional part of the garden that each type of plant will cover.

83. ACLP - Level 4a "Number Sense" A2 Estimating Products of Whole Numbers. This lesson plan corresponds toSpecific Curriculum Outcome Grade 5 B11. Objectives The students http://www.canadianlessonplans.com/aclp/math/level_5/lesson_plans/b11-1.html

Estimating Products of Whole Numbers This lesson plan corresponds to Specific Curriculum Outcome: Grade 5: B11 Objectives: The students will estimate products of two whole numbers. Procedure: Demonstrate the rounding method of estimating products. Point out that when estimating a product of 2 whole numbers, it's better to round off the largest factor. Do a few examples. Ex. 9 x 48 = 432 The most accurate estimate was the one in which the larger factor was rounded off. (9 x 50 was the best estimate.) estimate 10 x 48 = 480 estimate 9 x 50 = 450 Demonstrate the front-end method for estimating products. Do a few examples. Ex. 4 x 634 4 x 600 = 2400. Adjusting for 4 x 34, 2500 would be a good estimate. Write a few multiplication problems on the board and have the students estimate their products. After a few minutes, get feedback from the students regarding both the estimates and the estimation methods used. Assignment: The students will estimate the products of several problems from the text, indicate their strategies, and check their estimates for accuracy with a calculator.

84. Welcome To Heartland AEA 11 On-Line Registration elementary students to have, and how to effectively assess what type of number sensestudents possess. Participants will examine lesson plans, Web resources http://prodev.aea11.k12.ia.us/4DCGI/MS034492110302INV

Today is: Thursday, April 10, 2003 Home News Professional Development Catalogs ... About Us Professional Development Activity Details Count On It: Number Sense for Grades K-5 This course is offered online via the Internet. This course is designed to help elementary school teachers understand number sense, why it is important for elementary students to have, and how to effectively assess what type of number sense students possess. Participants will examine lesson plans, Web resources and National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) standards dedicated to helping students develop a richer and deeper understanding for numbers. Through these resources, participants will explore ways they can develop lesson plans and enhance student learning by using manipulatives, both traditional and technological, and other forms of technology. This is an online facilitated course which students participate in via the Internet from their computers at home or school. A facilitator guides the participants through activities, discussions, readings and development of course goals. Participants will complete all of their course work online. There is a two hour required training session that participants attend at the start of the course. Activity Number: Dates: Feb 1 training/Feb 3-April 11 online Times: 9:00-11:00 a.m. on Feb. 1

85. Lesson Plan lesson Plan Wigglers, Tumblers, Bloodsuckers. Which sense is used when the animalsfirst meet each other? As a class, count the number of adult mosquitoes in http://insected.arizona.edu/lesson_05/lplan.htm

Lesson Plan: Length of sessions: Three 30 minute sessions Two 45 minute sessions Introduction Activity (45 minute session) Read Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears by Verna Aardema. Discuss what senses are used by the animals in the story. Which sense is used when the animals first meet each other? How is the story passed on from one animal to another? Extend discussion to compare what the students know about mosquitoes and the information about mosquitoes in the story. Introduce the students to the different life stages of the mosquitoes using the cards. Discuss how the larvae and pupae live in the water, while adults fly and tell about the three stages in a mosquito's life. With the aquatic container, have students look for the larvae, pupae, and adults. Talk about what each stage eats (larvae eat things in the water we can't see (bacteria), pupae don't eat, both male and female adults eat sweet juices in flowers (nectar) and females eat blood). As a class, count the number of adult mosquitoes in the container. Place one picture of the adult mosquito for each one counted (from Mosquito Cards Activity Sheet ) on a chart with days of the week. Continue counting the number of the adults each day and add to the chart.

86. Index To Internet Lesson Plan Sites For K-12 Educators Index by subject discipline to many lesson and unit plans sites on the WWW for educators and education students in all subject disciplines. will find specific lesson plans under some topics at Curriculum resources; lesson plans at Units of Practice. Baltimore Curriculum Project lesson plans. Language arts, math science, http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/lesson.htm

87. Curriculum Whole numbers and Numeration General Whole numbers and Numeration;number sense General number sense; Word Names and Symbols; Place http://unite.ukans.edu/explorer/explorer-db/browse/static/Mathematics/

Mathematics Outline Structure Dynamic) Mathematics General Mathematics Problem Solving and Reasoning General Problem Solving and Reasoning Patterns Understanding Problems Problem Solving Strategies ... Generalize Mathematical Tools General Mathematical Tools Calculators General Calculators Keys and Functions Computation Computers ... Mathematical Instruments Whole Numbers and Numeration General Whole Numbers and Numeration Number Sense General Number Sense Word Names and Symbols Place Value Compare and Order Numbers ... Division Number Properties General Number Properties Odd and Even Multiple and Common Multiple Number Theory ... Fractions Decimals Ratio Percent Fractions General Fractions Meaning of Fractions Equivalent Fractions Compare and Order Fractions ... Multiply and Divide Fractions Decimals General Decimals Meaning of Decimals Equivalent Decimals Compare and Order Decimals ... Relate Fractions to Decimals Ratio and Proportion General Ratio and Proportion Using Ratios-Proportions Equivalent Ratios-Proportions Percents General Percents Meaning of Percents Percents Fractions Decimals Using Percents Measurement General Measurement Length Mass Area Volume General Volume Capacity Temperature Time ... Derived Measurements eg speed Geometry General Geometry Spatial Sense Shapes 1 2 and 3 Dimensions General Shapes and Dimensions Shape Properties Relations-Geometric Objects Vectors ... Visualize-Sketch-Construct Statistics and Probability General "Statistics" and Probability Statistics General Statistics Data Collection-Organization Construct and Read Tables Construct and Interpret Graphs ... Descriptive Statistics Probability

88. Number Sense Home Home. number sense. Everyone has heard of common sense. We believethat each person has number sense as well. What is number sense? http://teacherlink.org/content/math/interactive/probability/numbersense/home.htm

Home Number Sense Proposal Number Sense Interactive Quiz Lesson Plans ... References Everyone has heard of common sense. We believe that each person has number sense as well. What is number sense? H euristics often refer to problem solving strategies that people use. In our case, we want to concentrate on strategies that students use in mathematics class. Misconceptions

89. Mathematics , Unit Plan for Data and Graphing. number sense and Estimation •, UnitPlan for number sense and Estimation. Find, Make, and Eat Simple Fractions http://www.michigan.gov/scope/0,1607,7-155-10710_10733_10737---,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home Scope Home Site Map ... Grade Level Overview for First Grade Mathematics First grade children increase their knowledge of patterns, shapes, and estimation. They learn to recognize shapes such as rhombus, ellipse, cube, cylinder, sphere, cone, and pyramid, as well as symmetric ... More Visual Patterns and Number Patterns Mathematics is often described as the study of patterns. This unit presents first grade children with visual patterns. The work with patterns at this level builds understanding, which is used in later ... More Adding and Subtracting Without Regrouping Children approach addition and subtraction by solving real life problems rather than merely memorizing facts. Emphasis is placed on strategies for problem solving. More Time, Calendars, and Patterns Within In this unit children develop their understanding of time. They learn to tell clock time to the hour and half-hour. More Lets Measure the World Around Us In this unit children recognize, name, and compare familiar shapes by their attributes, both as geometric figures and as real world objects. They use simple three-dimensional shapes to build more complex ... More Money with a Touch of Probability Children group, count, and trade pennies, nickels, and dimes. They write and solve mathematical sentences from their work with money. They flip a coin as a means to learn about chance and certainty.

90. Unit Plan For Number Sense Printerfriendly window featuring this article; select File Print. Unit Plan fornumber sense. Curriculum Unit Plan. Seventh Grade. Unit 8 number sense. Abstract. http://www.michigan.gov/scope/0,1607,7-155-13497_13503_13505-36575--,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home Scope Home Site Map ... Eighth Grade Unit Plan for Number Sense Curriculum Unit Plan Mathematics Seventh Grade Unit 8: Number Sense Abstract In this unit students expand their understanding of number systems as they examine number concepts for integers (positive and negative whole numbers), rational numbers (positive and negative fractions or decimals), and exponents. Students acquire a sense of order, magnitude, and relationships among integers, fractions, decimals, and exponents. They also explore number bases other than base ten. Students demonstrate their understanding of number systems and relationships by using manipulative materials, creating illustrative drawings, and writing mathematical explanations. Unit Title Number Sense Grade Level/Course Title Seventh Grade/Mathematics Focus Questions How are fractions, decimals, and integers related, and how do they differ How can exponents be used to express very large and very small numbers What other number bases are there beside base ten, and how are

91. TeacherHelp: Our Mission number sense helps educators incorporate number sense activitiesin their daily mathematics teaching. Sections from this module http://www.teacherhelp.com/your_professional_development/math_modules.html

Presented by INSIGHT SM Today's Headline Source: CNN.com Despite differing war views, youth find ways to contribute Young people across the country are taking action in response to the war in Iraq beyond protests or rallies. Your Classroom Lesson Plans Reading Specialists Online Coming Soon! Math Specialists Online Your Professional Development Innovative Workshops Professional Books Glossary Calendar About INSIGHT Our Mission Contract Training Meet Our Trainers Contact Us ... Contribute to TeacherHelp Click here to send this page to a friend! Comments or suggestions? Click here to send mail. Home Innovative Workshops Mathematics Modules Each INSIGHT module is firmly based on current research into learning acquisition generally, and into mathematics education in particular. As teachers progress through each module, they become engaged in the type of activities and discourse they will use with their own students. Each module is supported by a comprehensive Seminar Leader Manual containing all the material necessary to conduct a one- or two-day workshop. Participants are provided with a modified version of the manuals. The interactive format of the module manuals provides a model of the teaching-learning process that participants will be involved in, both in their INSIGHT staff development and their classroom practice.

92. K-12 Lesson Plans - Partners In Preparing Quality Teachers studies K2. Included are language arts activities/lesson plans/related literature NumberSense and Numeration; Numerical and Algebraic Operations and Analytical http://partnership.svsu.edu/curriculum/k12/

K-12 Subject Area Units American History War has played a significant role in American twentieth century history and abroad. Through the study of wars we can better understand what it means to be an American. Astronomy The wealth of astronomy teaching materials for K-12 on the web is enormous, but no site offers a single unit that addresses all of the high school astronomy benchmarks in a unit that can be completed in six weeks and at a level that is appropriate for 9th grade students, who fall between most of the K-8 and 9-12 activities/units already on the web. This unit will contain printable (pdf) materials that can be downloaded by teachers and students to use in the majority of classroom settings were every student does not have a computer. Celebrating Cultural Connections As We Cruise Through Mexico An integrated unit on Mexico designed to link social studies and language arts with state standards and benchmarks, as well as incorporate current research and effective teaching techniques.

93. SDPB Teacher Line for elementary students to have, and how to effectively assess what type of numbersense students possess. Learners will examine lesson plans, Web resources http://www.sdpb.org/learning/teacherline/tlindex.htm

In Feb. and March, 2003, two dozen Meade County educators will be working on four modules described below. Publishing on the Web In this module, learners will explore the use of the Internet for school based Websites and other kinds of Web-publishing projects. Learners will see how Web-based information can be used in the classroom by teachers and administrators, and even to keep in touch with parents and community members. Learners will also master the basics to prepare students to build a home-page, and they are asked to create a home-page for themselves. Creating Units to Support Differing Learning Styles In this module, you will learn to design a thematic unit with technology-based adaptations to facilitate learning for all students. Developing curriculum that meets the learning needs of this range of students is challenging. Technology can be used to help support instruction for all learners. Inquiry Based Learning in the Classroom Inquiry-based learning invites students to explore a question or problem, to make discoveries, and thoughtfully investigate those discoveries in their search for knowledge. In this module, learners will be encouraged to use every possible opportunity to take what they have learned and tailor it to their own situation, their own classroom, and their own teaching environment. Through a dynamic combination of text, video, interactive activities, and online discussion, learners explore the main components and discover the value of inquiry-based learning. The module concludes by challenging learners to create an engaging inquiry-based facilitation plan.

94. Education Planet - Math Resources a list of selected Web Resources, InternetBased lesson plans and links to The NumberSense Games cover factors, multiples, powers, primes, triangular numbers http://www.educationplanet.com/topsites/math.html?startval=100

95. Technology Integration Resources Kent School District lesson plans/Units. K6 Technology-Integrated UnitsAbout the K-6 Units General and technical information One http://www.kent.k12.wa.us/curriculum/tech/tech_int.html

Kent School District Lesson Plans/Units K-6 Technology-Integrated Units About the K-6 Units: General and technical information One Teacher's Experience with the K-6 Units K Number Sense How are Stories Organized?: Sequencing In the Attic: Story Setting Building a Complete Sentence ... K-6 Technology-Integrated Unit Template (Microsoft Office 2000 document) Scaffolds New! Ready-to-use templates and activities that support student learning (Searchable Excel file) SchoolKiT Over 550 learning modules that integrate technology into your curriculum. Modules are curriculum-based lesson and tutorials using Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Get more information from KSD's SchoolKiT site and see teacher-reviewed Science and Language Arts/Writing lessons Intel Teach to the Future Units Double-click on Tech Integration and then Intel. Intel Unit and Project Plans - selected units from teachers across the United States and beyond. KSD Student Technology Standards Technology Integration: Unit Planning Form Instructional Technology Department Services Technology Professional Development Resources ... WebQuests Inquiry-based Web activities in which most or all of the information used by learners is drawn from the World Wide Web. WebQuests allow learners to focus on the use, analysis, synthesis and evaluation of information rather than on acquiring it. Links to WebQuest examples and resources, including WebQuests created by Kent teachers.

96. Strategies For Instruction In Mathematics 3-5 (2002) SEARCH LEARN NC Articles 129K) Book 2 Classroom Strategies Strand 1 number sense,Numeration, and http://www.learnnc.org/DPI/instserv.nsf/6703f630096b753e052564e500571b7c/95eafe8

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