EXT K-2 Sampler

18 Assessment Lessons MathPractice Lesson 2 Journal Prompts WordProblems Key Ideas Games Read toMe ELLTips FamilyMath DailyReview 2 Skill Builders: 3-1, 4-2, 6-2, 7-1, 12-1 Teacher Guide pages 2, 4 Key ideas, pages 1, 4 Toss aNumber Line; Number-WordMatching;War; Greater Gator Game;Ordinals to 10 and 20;Toss to 10 Objectives 4, 5, 6, 7, 11: To count, write, and compare numbers to 10.To recognize ordinal positions first through tenth.To understand that 10 ones are the same as 1 ten. Professional development: counting; tens andones, pages 1, 4 Materials: Masters 1, 2, 21, and 22, interlocking cubes, Number Stairs, tagboard, glue, 10-sided dice, playing cards, large and small index cards, base ten blocks, 6-sided dice Teacher Guide pages: 1–4 Student book pages: 1–4 Conceptual Based Instruction PacingPlanCalendars Research indicates awell organized teacher getsbetter results and isperceivedmore positivelyby their students. Pacingplansprovide the teacherwithaguide for organizing the Extensions material over anacademicperiod. ThePacingPlanCalendarmakes the job of the teacher easier byproviding Journal Prompts, games, Read toMe, children stories, ELL tips, andFamilyMathactivities. GradesK–2have20 lessons. A lesson can take2–4periods dependingon thebackgroundof the student. Each Lessonbeginswitha shortDaily Reviewor CheckPoint that assesses learned concepts andmonitors classprogress. These sections show thegoals for the lessonand thematerialsneeded. This indicates a linkexists toavideo that will enhanceprofessional development. Theseare thepagenumbers for the lesson plans and student activitybook. AssignSkill Builders for extrapractice. This section lists Journal Prompts,word problemwritingexercises, andkey summary ideas that appearwith the lesson. Easy-to-playgames keep students engaged andmakemath fun. Read toMe references children’sbooks and relatedactivities that arepertinent to the lesson. References tips for relatinga topic to English Language Learners. FamilyMath connects tohome. Step5