A 4-day morning work series focusing on multiplication/division word problems and comparing/contrasting informational texts about animals.

A comprehensive assessment of addition and subtraction within 1000, including multi-step word problems.

A culminating mixed practice session where students solve both multiplication and division problems across food and sports scenarios.

Explores division word problems through arrays and measurement quantities in a sports context. Students will use symbols for unknown numbers in their equations.

Focuses on multiplication word problems using equal groups in a food-themed context. Students will practice drawing models and writing equations with unknowns.

Applying addition and subtraction skills to solve multi-step word problems and mixed operations challenges.

Mastering subtraction within 1000 including regrouping across zeros and checking work with addition.

Mastering addition within 1000 using the standard algorithm and partial sums strategies with a focus on regrouping.

A ten-day spiral review focused on building fluency in multiplication and division within 100 using various strategies like arrays, equal groups, area models, and fact families.

The cumulative review and assessment where students solve mixed-theme problems independently to demonstrate 70% accuracy.

Develops flexibility and number sense by teaching efficient jumps on the number line (jumping by 2s, 5s, or 10s) within the context of all three themes.

Integrates Golden State Warriors stats and basketball gameplay to practice writing number sentences and solving subtraction up to 30.

Uses high-octane monster truck scenarios to help students identify keywords for operations (+/-) and practice solving on dirt-track number lines.

Focuses on the physical representation of addition and subtraction using LEGO bricks and building the foundation for number line jumping up to 20.

A high-tech exploration of Soroban abacus mechanics, framed as calibrating a powerful logic engine through complement techniques and precise multiplication chains.

A focused lesson on identifying and creating equivalent fractions using denominators 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8 through visual models and numerical patterns.

A lesson focused on mastering the area of composite figures through three distinct strategies: basic addition decomposition, selective dimension decomposition, and the subtraction method.

A delicious introduction to comparing fractions with like denominators using visual pizza models. Students will learn that when denominators are the same, the larger numerator represents a greater quantity.

A cumulative review lesson where students apply their knowledge of inverse operations to solve mixed one-step equations involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.