William S. Sandel Elementary School Teacher : Zamora Content Standard(s) Learning-Focused Math Lesson Plan Date (week of) : October 18-22, 2021 2021 - 2022 Grade :____4th grade___________________________________ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Standards: 4.ATO.4 – Recognize that a whole number is a multiple of each of its factors. Find all factors for a whole number in the range 1 – 100, and determine whether the whole number is prime or composite. Learning Target Today we are learning to find factor pairs of a given number. Today we are learning to find factor pairs of a given number. Today we are learning to tell whether a number is a multiple and a factor of another number. Today we are learning to identify prime and composite numbers. Success Criteria I am successful when. . . I am successful when. . . I am successful when. . I am successful when. I can draw area models to that show a product. I can divide to find factor pairs I can tell whether a number is a multiple of another number. I can explain what prime and composite numbers are. I can find the factor pairs of a number using the area model. I can use divisibility rules and a t-chart to find factor pairs. I can list the multiples of a given number. I can identify prime and composite numbers. Essential/ DOK Questions Opening Guided Math Today we are learning to review factors and multiples of a given number; and identify prime and composite numbers I am successful when. I can complete a Chapter Practice as a review on the standard 4.ATO.4 I can successfully complete a CFA test on the standard 4.ATO.4 • What multiplication facts have a product of any given number? • What is a prime number? Composite number? EstiMystery Number of the Day Which Does Not Belong Splat Number Sense Factor Pairs – two factors that, when multiplied, result in a given product factor pair. I Do: Review terms with students. Model an example of a number and I Do: We will review what we talked about yesterday. We will look I Do: We will review I Do: what we talked about multiples. I will present We will review what we talked about factors, Lesson Activities: Composite Number – A whole number greater that one with more than two Factors find the factor pairs using area model. I will present an anchor chart about divisibility rule. Prime Number – a number greater than 1 with exactly 2 factors, 1 and itself over the use of divisibility to find the factors of a number. I will present the anchor chart about factors vs. multiples and model an example. the anchor chart about prime and composite numbers. We Do: We will do odd numbers of the Chapter Practice on pages 299300. We will stop and have discussion checking for understanding. Multiple – The product of a number and any other counting number. Divisible – A number is divisible by another when the quotient is a whole number and the remainder is 0. I Do: I will introduce the new topic to the students. I will see what the students already know about factors. I will show the video https://www.youtube.com/w atch?v=BpymLVuhBYA We Do: Students will take two-columns notes for the math terms and copy an anchor chart. We will do odd numbers on pages 262-263 Show and Grow and Apply and Grow of their Big Ideas Math Book. multiples, prime and composite numbers. I will model examples to the class using the powerpoint attached. You Do: We Do: We will watch a video and stop at various points and have a discussion. https://learnzillion.com/le sson_plans/6637-find-allfactor-pairs-of-a-numberusing-a-t-chart/ As a class we will work on odd numbers on pages 268-269 on their Big Ideas Math Book. You Do: In pairs students will solve even number problems on pages 268-269. We will go over them as a class. We Do: We Do: We will do the even numbers on page 274 as a group. We will stop and have discussion checking for understanding. You Do: Students will complete numbers on page 275. We will come back together and go over them. We will watch a video and stop at various points and have a discussion. https://www.youtube.c om/watch?v=TXDyU5f5 WR8 As a class we will work on odd numbers on page 280-281 on their Big Ideas Math Book. You Do: Students will complete the task card of identifying prime and composite numbers. Students will complete the Chapter Practice by doing the even numbers on page 299300. We will come back together and go over them. Students will complete the 4.ATO.4 CFA Test. They will color the box if it is a prime number. You Do: Students will work in pairs a complete even numbers on pages 262-263. Flexible Group Instruction Group 1: Teacher Materials: Whiteboard/ Notebook/ pencil/ marker Accountability? Group 2: Dreambox Materials: Laptop Accountability? Students will have to show that they have completed the assigned lesson. Write one sentence about what they did. Group 3: Math Center Stage: How Many Times Materials: color tiles, number cube, worksheet Accountability? Students will toss a number cube. That number tells how many groups to make. The partner will toss a number cube. That number tells how many color tiles to put in each group. They will write an addition and a multiplication sentence for each of the model. Group 4: Math Center Stage: Greatest Sum War Materials: Base Ten blocks, Spinner, worksheet Accountability? Students will find a pair. Each player spins three times and model a three-digit number using base ten blocks. The partner spins two times and model a two-digit number using base ten blocks. Each player finds the sum of the spins and records it. Assessing the Learning/ Closure Are students able to draw area models that’s shows a product? Are the students can find the factor pairs of a number using area model? Are the students can Are the students able find the factor pairs of a to find the multiples of number using divisibility a number? rule and a t-chart model? Can students identify prime and composite numbers? Workbook page 265-266 Workbook page 271 Workbook page 277 Workbook page 283 Multiplying 1 digit by multiples of 10 Multiplying 1 digit by multiples of 10 Can students find factor pairs and multiples of a given number? Can students identify prime and composite numbers? Homework Intervention Block Multiplying 1 digit by multiples of 10 Multiplying 1 digit by multiples of 10 Multiplying 1 digit by multiples of 10 Math Intervention Teacher Group w/ Names Focus Skill & CFA Multi-step word problems Cedric Smith Damier Crowell Breyon Moses Ni’aysia Comer Fluency Connection Multiplication Shoot Pathblazer/Freckle Targeted Math Game