Planbook 4
Planbook 4
Planbook 4
Monday 01/22/2018
Day 5
The little girl Emmalyn Emmalyn feels The little girl probably feels safe
climbs into climbs into my safe when she is in when she is in bed with her mom and
bed with her bed with her bed with me and she probably likes it. (emotional
mom mom (me) likes it. inference)
Reading station- Yellow crayons- Get on Tumble books for the first 20 minutes. Username: arcola Password: books
Alphabet station- Purple crayons- Yes may do Osmo
Phonemic Awareness- Green crayons
Word work- Blue crayons- Yes they may do smelly markers
9:35-9:55- Jailynn, Ensli- Read Animal Bodie's go over the sight word has making words: bug, mug, jug, rug
9:55-10:15- Stevee, Max, Alex, Trevor- Read flying sight word: over Sound boxes: swim, stop, drop, grin, flap
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Have children recall what they know about the terms fewer and less. Help them understand that fewer is used with things
that are countable, and less is used to compare numbers, or something that is not countable. • Ron has 19 crackers.
Minnie has 13 crackers. Who has fewer crackers? Minnie Which number is less, 13 or 19? 13 • Name another number
less than 19. Possible answers: Any number from 0 to 18 is correct. Read the following problem aloud. Then have children
use base-ten blocks to model. Which number is less, 22 or 28? Children then represent their models by drawing quick
pictures of 22 in the upper portion of the place-value chart and 28 in the lower portion of the chart. • How do you use your
models or pictures to fi nd which number is less? Possible answer: Both numbers have 2 tens, so I compare the ones. 22
has fewer ones than 28, so 22 is less than 28. • How is this like the process you used to fi nd the number that is greater?
Possible answer: In both cases, you compare the tens fi rst. If the tens are the same, you compare the ones.
Model and Draw MP5 Use appropriate tools strategically. Work through the model with children. Have them trace the
dashed numbers. Point out that when the tens are the same, they then compare the ones. Have children read aloud the
comparison statement “43 is less than 49.” • How is the is less than symbol different from the is greater than symbol?
Possible answer: It points left, which is the opposite direction of the is greater than symbol that points right. Share and
Show MATH BOARD M B ATH BOARD TH BOARD Help children use the chart. Point out that the two numbers to model
are in the first column. • Which do you compare first, the ones or the tens? Explain. I compare the tens; if one of the
numbers has fewer tens, then I know it is less without having to compare the ones. • How can you check that your
answers are correct? Possible answer: I can compare the models
12:25-12:45
Group 1- work on p. 407-408 at their seats, Xtramath, Splash math
Group 2- Rocket math, osmo
Group 3- teacher table work on p.407-408.
12:45-1:05
Group 1- Rocket math, osmo
Group 2- teacher table, work on p. 407-408
Group 3- xtramath, splash math
1:05-1:20-
Group 1- teacher table work on p. 407-408
Group 2- xtramath, splash math
Group 3- Rocket math, osmo
1:20- take a quick (only if you need to) restroom break before art
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