Unit Title: Addition Strategies Unit Assessment Date: September 5, 2014 Length of Unit: 10 Days August 25th- September 5th, 2014 Unit Standards: What standards will I explicitly teach and intentionally assess? 2.OA.1 Use addition and subtraction within 100 to solve one- and two step word problems involving situations of adding to, taking from, putting together, taking apart, and comparing, with unknowns in all positions, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem. 2.NBT.5 Fluently add and subtract within 100 using strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction. 2.OA.2 Fluently add and subtract within 20 using mental strategies. By end of Grade 2, know from memory all sums of two one-digit numbers. 21st Century Skills/ Mathematical Practices —How can I provide opportunities for my students to collaborate, communicate, think critically, and be creative? 1. Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. 2. Reason abstractly and quantitatively. 3. Construct viable arguments. 4. Model with mathematics. 5. Use appropriate tools strategically. 6. Attend to precision. 7. Look for and make use of structure. 8. Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning. Day(s) Grade/Teacher: 2nd grade Materials and Resources Needed:—Other than Envisions, what other materials and resources will be utilized during unit instruction? Reteaching, enrichment and practice pages based on students’ needs (should be used in conjunction with manipulatives) Connecting cubes, red and yellow counters, paper bag, Double Ten-frame mat, number cube, part-part whole mat, part/part/part whole mat Essential Question(s) — What BIG Questions will guide student learning? How can tools, structures and strategies be helpful when solving problems? How are addition and subtraction related? Program Review Connection: Writing/Communication: Do you understand section on Guided Practice side Practical Living/Career Studies: Arts & Humanities: Primary: Student-Friendly Targets—What do I want students to know and be able to do? Instructional Sequence—What lessons will lead to mastery of the targets? Formative/Summative Assessment—How will students demonstrate progress toward or mastery of learning targets? 1 I can fluently add 0, 1 and 2 to any addend. Observation of student strategies during small group Look for Ideas: Mastery of using 0, 1, and 2 Quick Check 2-1 2 I can use doubles facts strategy to add. Whole Group: Discuss target. Problem Based Interactive Learning (page 37). Pose a problem, model and use vocabulary; group activity Small Group: Guided Practice Centers: Independent Practice page, game from differentiated instruction, technology, fluency center (part-part whole cards, dice, etc.), review center Whole Group: Review target, Quick Check, Self-Assess Whole Group: Discuss target. Problem Based Observation of student strategies during small group McBrayer Elementary Math Unit Planning Guide 3 I can use doubles facts to solve a near doubles problem. I can choose the best strategy to help me add. 4 I can use the commutative property to find sums (order of addends). I can choose the best strategy to help me add. 5 I can find the sum of three addends using addition strategies. 6 I can find sums by making ten when adding. 7 I can draw a picture and write a number sentence to solve a story problem. Interactive Learning (page 41). Pose a problem, model and use vocabulary; group activity Small Group: Guided Practice Centers: Independent Practice page, game from differentiated instruction, technology, fluency center (part-part whole cards, dice, etc.), review center Whole Group: Review target, Quick Check, Self-Assess Whole Group: Discuss target. Problem Based Interactive Learning (page 45). Pose a problem, model and use vocabulary; group activity Small Group: Guided Practice Centers: Independent Practice page, game from differentiated instruction, technology, fluency center (part-part whole cards, dice, etc.), review center Whole Group: Review target, Quick Check, Self-Assess Whole Group: Discuss target. Problem Based Interactive Learning (page 49). Pose a problem, model and use vocabulary; group activity Small Group: Guided Practice Centers: Independent Practice page, game from differentiated instruction, technology, fluency center (part-part whole cards, dice, etc.), review center Whole Group: Review target, Quick Check, Self-Assess Whole Group: Discuss target. Problem Based Interactive Learning (page 53). Pose a problem, model and use vocabulary; group activity Small Group: Guided Practice Centers: Independent Practice page, game from differentiated instruction, technology, fluency center (part-part whole cards, dice, etc.), review center Whole Group: Review target, Quick Check, Self-Assess Whole Group: Discuss target. Problem Based Interactive Learning (page 57). Pose a problem, model and use vocabulary; group activity Small Group: Guided Practice Centers: Independent Practice page, game from differentiated instruction, technology, fluency center (part-part whole cards, dice, etc.), review center Whole Group: Review target, Quick Check, Self-Assess Whole Group: Discuss target. Problem Based Interactive Learning (page 61). Pose a problem, model Look for Ideas: Mastery of using doubles Quick Check 2-2 Observation of student strategies during small group Look for Ideas: Mastery of using near doubles Quick Check 2-3 Observation of student strategies during small group Look for Ideas: Mastery of adding in any order Quick Check 2-4 Observation of student strategies during small group Look for Ideas: Mastery of adding three numbers using addition strategies. Quick Check 2-5 Observation of student strategies during small group Look for Ideas: Mastery of making 10 when adding Quick Check 2-6 Observation of student strategies during small group Look for Ideas: Mastery of drawing a picture and McBrayer Elementary Math Unit Planning Guide 8 9 (All Targets from Topic 2) (All Targets from Topic 2) and use vocabulary; group activity Small Group: Guided Practice Centers: Independent Practice page, game from differentiated instruction, technology, fluency center (part-part whole cards, dice, etc.), review center Whole Group: Review target, Quick Check, Self-Assess Review, Reteach and Enrich writing a number sentence that corresponds to the picture Quick Check 2-7 Review Games; Can do unit assessment in small groups Reteaching & Extensions Clear up Misconceptions Unit Assessment Summative/Common Assessment Overview Multiple Choice Question Assessing Target Number of Short Answer Questions Learning Target Assessed Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Numbers of Extended Response (OR) 1,4 2 3 5,6 8 7 (See Below) Extended Response: Choose one of the following equations. 6+5 4+4 8+1 4+3+3 Solve the equation using a strategy of your choice. Name the strategy you used and explain how it helped you solve the problem. Rubric: 4- Chose an equation. Solved the equation correctly. Named the strategy used and explanation was correct. 3- Chose an equation. Solved the equation correctly. Named the strategy used or explained. 2- Chose an equation and solved it correctly. 1-Some attempt with little accuracy. McBrayer Elementary Math Unit Planning Guide