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Mr.Cole’s
Stevens
Long
range
2018-2019
Ms.
Grade Grade
5 and 6 5/6
Math: Math
Planning
Guide
/ Long plans
Range Plans
2017-2018
TERM ONE
Grade 5 and 6
September
October
November
December
February
March
April
1. Number Sense
read, represent,
compare, & order
whole numbers to
100000 (5) or 1000000
(6)
P & A Continued
& investigate repeating
patterns
4. Measurement
Geo Continued
(​properties, and
NS & N
, proper and improper
fractions and mixed
numbers
solve problems using
the above using a
variety of strategies
-demonstrate an
understanding of (5)
proportional reasoning
by investigating whole
number rates (6)
relationships involving
%, ratio & unit rate.
8. ​Probability & Numeration
represent as a fraction the
probability that a specific
outcome will occur in a simple
probability experiment, using
systematic lists and area models
(5) predict the frequency of the
outcome (6) read, represent,
compare, and order decimal
numbers to 100ths, (5), 1000ths
(6) proper and improper
fractions, and mixed numbers
Geometry cont’d(
sketch 3-D figures,
and construct
three-dimensional
figures from
drawings (6)
Set up
https://www.explorelearn https://illuminations.nc http://www.dynamic Google Sheets to graph on
https://www.khanacadem ing.com/index.cfm?meth tm.org/Activity.aspx?i geometry.com/
the computer
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http://www.mathies.ca/ac
Gizmos
Use Google Drawings https://illuminations
tivities.html
.nctm.org/Activity.a
Your Water Footprint ​by
spx?id=6384
Rekenrek
Online
The
Librarian
who
Math Frog​ ​place value
Grandfather Tang’s Stephen Leahy
One Grain of Rice​ by
Measured the Earth​ by Story​ by Tompert
pirates
Demi
Hawkes
Set up Google
The Math Curse​ -Scieska
Classroom to archive
lessons and do journals
The Grapes of Math​ or
anything by Greg Tang
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Geocaching?
Captain Invincible
Activity.aspx?id=3519
Uxbrdige Township
and the Space
Mystery Math: A Talk to Rebecca.
Shapes
​
by
Murphy
That’s a Possibility​ by
first book about
Goldstone
Algebra​ by Adler
In what ways can we
represent whole
numbers? What are the
relationships between
whole numbers?
how big/small are
F&Ds? What is the
realtionships between
whole numbers,
fractions and decimals?
(rates, rations &
percents) What
strategies can we use to
effectively a,s, m & d
decimals?
2. Patterning &
Algebra
(D)Pattering describe
and represent
relationships in
growing & shrinking
patterns
Technology to support
students
Literature
BIG Questions
TERM TWO
estimate, measure, and
record perimeter, area,
temperature change,
and elapsed time,
3.Number Sense &
using a variety of
Numeration
solve problems involving strategies (5)
estimate, measure, and
the multiplication and
record quantities,
division of multi-digit
using the metric
whole numbers,
measurement system
(6)
5. Geometry
identify and classify
two-dimensional
shapes by side and
angle
How can we investigate
growing and shrinking
patterns?
What strategies can we
use to effectively add,
subtract, multiply and
divide whole numbers?
How are all the
operations connected?
What is the
relationship between
an estimate and an
accurate
measurement? How
many different ways
can we measure an
object?
January
6. Data Management
collect and organize
compare and sort discrete or continuous
three-dimensional primary data and
figures (5)
secondary data and
classify and
display the data using
construct
charts and graphs,
polygons and
including continuous
angles (6)
line graphs; read,
describe, and interpret
data, and
explain relationships
between sets of data
7. NS & N
-read, represent,
compare, and order
decimals to (5)
hundredths, (6)
thousandths
What are all the
ways we can
describe or
compare a shape?
How and why do we
collect data? How and
why do we make
graphs? What can
graphs tell us?
What are fractions &
decimals? In what
whays can we
represent f &ds?
http://www.mathies.ca/
activities.html
9. Geometry 3D
identify and construct nets of
prisms and pyramids (5)
May
11.​Algebra
demonstrate,
through
investigation, an
understanding of
the use of
variables in
10.Measurement equations (5)
determine the
use variables in
relationships
simple algebraic
among units and
expressions and
measurable
equations to
attributes including describe
the area of a (5)
relationships (6)
rectangle and the
volume of a
rectangular prism
960
parrallelogram,
triangle & a
triangular prism,
June
12. Spatial Sense
identify and
describe the
location of an
object, using the
cardinal directions,
and translate
two-dimensional
shapes (5) describe
location in the first
quadrant of a
coordinate system,
and rotate 2-D
shapes
Tesselation!​ by
Grosvneor/
How can we more accurately
predict and describe the
outcome of probability
experiments? What is the
relationship between whole
numbers, fractions and
decimals?
How can we
represent and
construct 3D
solids?
How are/can
measurements all
related? How can
we justifiy the
most appropriate
unit of
measurement
What is equality?
How can we
clearly describe the
movement and
location of objects?
ALL Units are aligned with the ​56 Specific Outcomes​ Document.
(D)
Diagnostics: I will administer Board Supported Diagnostic tool (PRIME, ONAP and/or LEAPS & Bounds) before each new strand to determine strengths and needs of students
(I)
Introduce: I will spend approx. 3 weeks on each unit depending on what the data from diagnostics tells me; many opportunities for immersion and discovery; math processes and rich tasks based on student interests and culture are considerations when planning; use of
modelled, interactive, shared, guided and independent instructional approaches. All Math manipulatives will be easy to access to allow for a variety of solutions. (allow exploration time when new manipulatives are introduced)
(R)
Review: I will review the expectations introduced in previous years; emphasis is placed on the 7 Mathematical process and problem based mathematics; use of modelled, interactive, shared, guided and independent instructional approaches to Math
(C)
Consolidate: I will provide enough time for students to argue, internalize and solidify their learning. Bansho, gallery walks and Math congress will allow students to see different solutions to the problems
Here are the 7 Mathematical Processes that will be embed into instruction:
Connecting
make connections among mathematical concepts and procedures, and relate mathematical ideas to situations or phenomena drawn from other contexts (other curriculum areas, daily life, sports)
Problem Solving
develop, select, and apply problem-solving strategies as they pose and solve problems and conduct investigations, to help deepen their mathematical understanding
Reasoning & Proving
develop and apply reasoning skills (e.g., classification, recognition of relationships, use of counter-examples) to make and investigate conjectures and construct and defend arguments;
Reflecting
demonstrate that they are reflecting on and monitoring their thinking to help clarify their understanding as they complete an investigation or solve a problem (comparing/ adjusting strategies used, explaining reasonableness, recording their thinking)
Selecting tools & computational
strategies
select and use a variety of concrete, visual, and electronic learning tools and appropriate computational strategies to investigate mathematical ideas and to solve problems
Representing
create a variety of representations of mathematical ideas (physical models, pictures, numbers, variables, diagrams, graphs), make connections among them, and apply them to solve problems
Communicating
communicate mathematical thinking orally, visually, and in writing, using everyday language, a basic mathematical vocabulary, and a variety of representations, and observing basic mathematical conventions.
Teacher Resources
/Special events
(Field Trips/guest
Speakers)
The Ontario Mathematics Curriculum, Guides to Effective Instruction, Number
Have a mathletes session in the school or ​https://community.mathletics.com/signin#/student​ ?
Talks by Sherry Parrish anything by Marion Small, ​Uncomplicating Fractions,
Uncomplicating Algebra, Making Math Meaningful, PRIME, Teaching Math with Goo
Apps, Rethinking Mathematics: Teaching Social Justice by the Numbers, ONAP, Le
and Bounds Grades 5-6
EQAO sample questions and answers
http://www.eqao.com/en/assessments/junior-division
Mathematica Centrum for enrichment ​http://mathematica.ca/eng/
Mini-Lessons to
Problem Solving Strategies
Introduce
4 Part Problem Solving Model from Guides to Effective Ins. or Marion Small
September & Include in Develop an organizer as a class like the ​Frayer model
Math Survival Guide
How to argue in Math
Goal - Setting
How you will be assessed
Math Survival Guide
See Google Folder - ​https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B7LTdomQMTWZT2xTbVlVSWRKVVE
Use ​the Math Curse​ for Problem Solving Strategies
Frayer Model - ​https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7LTdomQMTWZQmVqRVhXcVFZaEE
Use This is a Ball - Stanton
Create WIG Goal-Setting Sheet
Use Melanie Watt’s ​Scaredy Squirre​l to set a plan!
Like coaching a sport - batting practice & let you know when the game is on!
Section 1: Goal Setting Section 2: Vocabulary Section 3: Tips, Tricks & Strategies
Math Walk in Town, Parent volunteers or Skype with parents and
how they use Math in their profession,
Teaching Structures
to Support Student
Learning
3 Part Lessons
5E Lesson Model
http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/literacynumeracy/inspire/research/CBS
_Communication_Mathematics.pdf
Using the 5E Lesson Model
Lesson Plan Template for the 5E Lesson Model
Number Talks
http://www.mathsolutions.com/documents/numbertalks_sparrish.pdf
Number Talks - Sherry Parrish
Teaching Strategies to
Support Student
Learning
Bansho
(Communicatin)
http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/literacynumeracy/inspire/research/CBS
_bansho.pdf
Math Congress
http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/literacynumeracy/inspire/research/CBS
_Communication_Mathematics.pdf
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