Académique Documents
Professionnel Documents
Culture Documents
Common Core
Standard:
Objectives:
Materials:
Introduction:
Prior Knowledge:
To start the lesson off, the students will be reminded of how they used
fact family to help them with addition and subtraction. Students will be
asked,
1. What do you think it is called a fact family? (Numbers are related, just
as people in a family are)
2. How many numbers are used in the fact family? (3)
3. Students will use their prior knowledge of addition and subtraction fact
family to think of the equations they could make for the 9, 5, and 4
numbers.
Vocabulary: (Students will have visual support)
Dividend: The number being divided. 12 3 = 4
Divisor: The number that will divide the divided equally. (Number of
groups) 12 3 = 4
Quotient: The answer after you divide one number by another. 12 3 = 4
Equal: Exactly the same amount or value.
Equation: An equation says that two things are equal. It will have an equal
sign = example: 3 4 = 12, 4 3 = 12, 12 3 = 4, or 12 4 = 3
Procedure:
Students will be shown an example of what it means to divide. Student
will be asked to give another example of a way they could use division.
Using the PowerPoint as guide the students will be guided to answer
examples A and B.
In example A, the teacher will be thinking out-loud the strategies that
need to be used to get the answer.
The teacher will ask himself or herself, questions such as, What are the
facts in the word problem? What is the word problem asking us? What
do we know (fact families)? How could we solve the problem? and
How to write the equation? Teacher will use the terminology dividend,
divisor, and quotient.
In example B, the students will do and the teacher will help.
Students will be asked questions such as, What are the facts in the word
problem? What is the word problem asking us? What do we know (fact
families)? How could we solve the problem? and How to write the
equation? Students will be encouraged to use the terminology dividend,
divisor, and quotient.
Students will be asked to turn and talk to their peer about the
question What do we know? (Fact family)
Students will be asked to turn and talk to their peer about the
question How could we solve the problem? The question will be
Follow-up:
Students will be asked for homework to a work sheet on fact family. Along
with completing the work sheet students will also create a house
illustration where they will put their fact families. Example:
Differentiation:
The lesson is differentiated to meet every students needs. The lesson will
have an engaging PowerPoint presentation that will visually help students
grasp the concept of multiplication and division. Students will be able to
use manipulator to help understand the concept of division and
multiplication. When doing the independent work, if students are unable
to think of a multiplication fact they are able to use dominos to help them
get started. The questions that will be asked will be scaffold to help some
students answer.
For example: Students will be asked to turn and talk to their peer about
the question How could we solve the problem? The question will be
scaffolding the teacher will explain that multiplication was repeated
______________, since division is the inverse operation of multiplication,
division would be repeated __________________.
Students will be assessed as they are working. The teacher will observe
and take notes of students success. The students will also be observed
when they share their work. The teacher will understand if they were
successful in the lesson. Students will share with each other the strategies
that they used to come up with answer. Students will be able to explain
how they discovered which fact fit into the family (inverse relationship
and commutative property). Their final piece Frozen Fact Family is a sort
of assessment to help the teacher understand if the students meet their
objectives. There will be a rubric to help students understand what the
objectives are.
Assessment: