Content Standard: B.
Computation: 1. Use and apply
estimation with quantities, measurements, computations, and
problem-solving. Introduction
only Using a fruit or
vegetable, student will estimate the length of string needed
to equal the circumference of the fruit or vegetable.
(See
also A4) Student will compare
their string to the actual circumference and place the
string in the "too short," "too long," or "just right"
category. (See
also A4) equal 2. Use concrete
objects to solve problems involving addition of whole
numbers. Concept of
adding Students will count
classmates present and use that number to determine how many
children are absent. Student will be
accurate in their calculation. absent 3. Show understanding
of addition by using a variety of materials. Solve problems with
sums less than or equal to 10. Using the calendar,
students will count from the current date to a special
event. At the same time, students will use manipulatives
(cubes) and will remove one item for each day as the day
approaches. Students will be
accurate in their addition and subtraction. numbers
Students will understand and demonstrate computation skills.
Common
Assessment(s):
Students will be able to:
(Specific grade level learning
objectives)
Performance Activities
Classroom Assessments
too short
too long
just right
attendance
equals
plus
add
plus