th
th
Everyday Math
Lesson 5.11
Easy Facts
-Mental Math &
Reflexes
+0 and +1 Fact
Patterns
-Doubles Facts and Facts
Whose Sums are 10
-Beat the
Calculator
Game
-Math Journal pages: 100, 101,
102
Daily Math
Journal
Daily Language
Review
Sequencing
Review Math
Skills:
-Addition
-Counting by 1s,
2s, 5s, 10s
-Telling Time
-Solving Number
Stories
-Greater
Than/Less Than
Everyday Math
Lesson 5.12
“What’s My
Rule?”
-Mental Math &
Reflexes
-What’s My Rule
Routine
(Using Function
Machine)
-Solving
Problems
-Math Journal pages: 103-104
Review for Unit
Assessment
Everyday Math
Lesson 5.13
Applying Rules
-Mental Math
& Reflexes
-Applying
Rules
-Math Journal pages: 105-106
Review for Unit
Assessment
Daily Math
Journal
Daily Language
Review
Sequencing
Daily Math
Journal
Daily Language
Review
Sequencing
Daily Math
Journal
Daily
Language
Review
-Greater
Than/Less
Than
-In & Out
Rules
-Solving
Number
Stories
-Addition
Facts
-Using a Tally
Chart
-Telling Time
If time permits-
Everyday
Math Game
Daily Math
Journal
Daily
Language
Review
Homeroo m
Activities/
Heath
2 nd Steps
Lesson
-Journal Writing
Prompt
-Journal Writing
Prompt
Reading Eggs In
Library
(12:15-12:45)
Sequencing
-Journal
Writing
Prompt
A big thank you to everyone that attended Parent/Teacher
Conferences. I enjoyed getting to talk with each of you!!!!
Sequencing
Physical
Education
Activity in gym during break time.
We are on WEEK 2 for Cookies. These students are: o Landen o
Jacob o
Eliza o
Laken
February Book It due on or before Wednesday, February 29 th .
Book Fair- February 27 th – March2nd (I will send more information about Parent Night, etc when it gets closer).
Our classroom is in need of: o Clorox Wipes o Tissues
o
Paper Towels
Monday: I am learning patterns in addition facts.
Tuesday: Review Skills
Wednesday: I am learning the “What’s My Rule” routine.
Thursday: I am learning to find the output for given rules and input numbers.
Friday: Assessment over skills
Key Concepts & Skills:
Recite doubles facts and addition facts with sums of 10.
Find sums of addition facts with and without a calculator.
Discuss patterns in addition facts.
Identify and explain turn-around facts.
Count forward and backward from a given number.
Use addition and subtraction facts to solve “What’s My Rule” problems.
Find and describe rules in “What’s My Rule” problems.
Continue patterns in “What’s My Rule” problems.
Find the rule in “What’s My Rule” problems.