Box Math 5.9 * Use academic vocabulary (Students/learners are expected to use bold/italicized words) Use ELD Strategy Effective Teaching Strategy Overview This lesson reinforces the patterns of addition and subtraction. It provides opportunities for students to understand how numbers can be put together and taken apart. Objectives Students will be able to: Solve addition and subtraction problems by deducing missing numbers for a given answer. They will apply logical thinking and mental math to explore number patterns and place value using addition and subtraction. Vocabulary Set of numbers, operation symbols, addition, subtraction, patterns Prior Knowledge Students are able to: Add and subtract Use logical thinking to problem solve. Considerations for ELL and Use of manipulatives (number and operation cards). Migrant Students Terminology in home language of ELL students. Box Math A-D game boards Materials Operation and number cards Scratch paper Pencils Instructions Calculators Into Preview prior knowledge with a couple of addition & subtraction problems. Connect to Prior Example 42 + 8 = 50 & 32 – 4 = 28. Knowledge Review vocabulary by indicating the operation symbols & set of numbers. Develop Questions Ask how you would get the bottom number if you only had the top number. Modeling Through Strategies Visual Representation Manipulative Step 1 If we only have the answer, two operation symbols and three numbers to work with, how would we solve the problem? Example: Number Set: 2, 4, 8 Operation Symbols: +/- ______________ 50 Step 2 How would you plug in numbers and symbols using the manipulatives to solve the problem? (Demonstrate on overhead or board with cut outs) Step 3 Solve the problems 5.9 Beyond Reflection Next steps/Application Can you come up with other problems to solve? Step 1 If we only have the answer, two operation symbols and three numbers to work with, how would we solve the problem? Example: Number Set: 2, 4, 8 Operation Symbols: Multiplication & Division ______________ 50 Step 2 How would you plug in numbers and symbols using the manipulatives to solve the problem? (Demonstrate on overhead or board with cut outs) Step 3 Solve the problems Assessment Metacognitive Reflection Do box A & B; then try more advanced, C & D as independent practice. Ask them to share how they solved the problems. How does the use of manipulatives help ELL to solve these problems? How can this be used as an introduction to algebraic equations? 5.9