Chapter 1 Vocabulary: Please review the following terms with your student as well as the Vocabulary Cards that go with each term. They have some awesome examples that your student should become VERY familiar with.
add, part, addend, whole, addition number sentence, equals (=), plus (+), sum, zero, false, true…
Lesson 9 (Monday September 21st) Ways to Make 8
We will be exploring many different ways to make 8.Have your student use things (favorite cereal, beans etc) at home to show you how they can come up with 8
Homework: choose
even or odd problems (i.e. problems 1,3,5,7,…)
Lesson 10 (Tuesday September 22nd) Ways to Make 9We will be exploring many different ways to make 9.Have your student use things (favorite cereal, beans etc) at home to show you how they can come up with 9.
Homework: choose
even or odd problems (i.e. problems 2,4,6,…)
Lesson 11 (Wednesday September 23rd) Ways to Make 10We will be exploring many different ways to make .Have your student use things (favorite cereal, beans etc) at home to show you how they can come up with 9.
Homework: choose
even or odd problems (i.e. problems 1,3,5,…)
Lesson 12 (Thursday September 24th) Find the Missing Parts of 10.We will be using a 10 frame with this lesson. A ten frame is a tool used to help find sums.
Have your student hold 10 fingers in the air…Say, ” I have o fingers down and 10 up. I have 10 fingers in all. NEXT put 1 finger down so you have 9 fingers up in the air…
Say, ” I have 1 finger down and 9 up. I have 10 fingers in all. Write a number sentence 1+9=10…Continue this way until you all 10 fingers down. Have your student practice writing a number sentence for each one. Help them see the patterns.
Homework: choose
even or odd problems (i.e. problems 2,4,6,…)
Lesson 13 (Friday September 25th) True and False Statement
We will be exploring “A
true statement is a
fact.” 3+3=6 “A
false statement is
not a fact.” 3+3=7
Homework: choose
even or odd problems (i.e. problems 1,3,5,…)
Please have your student do their own work including writing all answers to homework . They need the practice and will not receive full credit if homework is filled out by a parent.
