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Junior Wildlife Detectives

A 4-week Extended School Year (ESY) Math curriculum for Students with Disabilities (SWD) in grades 1-4. Using an engaging 'Junior Wildlife Detectives' theme, students track animals, measure habitats, and categorize species while mastering addition, subtraction, place value, and multiplication foundations aligned with NJ Student Learning Standards (NJSLS) for grades 1-3.

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Tracking Forest Friends

Week 1 of the ESY Wildlife Detective curriculum. Focuses on addition and subtraction mastery within 20 and 100 by tracking animal footprints, counting steps, and analyzing forest trail data. Scaffolded for grades 1-4.

Habitat Measurements

Week 2 of the ESY Wildlife Detective curriculum. Focuses on place value, estimation, and measurement (NJSLS 1.MD, 2.MD, 3.MD) by measuring nest diameters, estimating burrow lengths, and understanding animal sizes.

Species Count and Arrays

Week 3 of the ESY Wildlife Detective curriculum. Focuses on the foundations of multiplication (NJSLS 2.OA, 3.OA) through repeated addition, skip-counting animal clusters, and creating grid-based habitat arrays.

Wildlife Expedition Leaders

Week 4 of the ESY Wildlife Detective curriculum. Focuses on a comprehensive mixed spiral math review (NJSLS operations, place value, and measurement) through a culminating multi-day outdoor expedition challenge.

Junior Wildlife Detectives

A 4-week Extended School Year (ESY) Math curriculum for Students with Disabilities (SWD) in grades 1-4. Using an engaging 'Junior Wildlife Detectives' theme, students track animals, measure habitats, and categorize species while mastering addition, subtraction, place value, and multiplication foundations aligned with NJ Student Learning Standards (NJSLS) for grades 1-3.

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DAILY TASKS 3 & 4 ANSWER CODES

Level 1 (Gr. 1-2): Grizzly distance equations: 8 - 3 = 5. Grizzly track longer difference: 9 - 5 = 4 inches longer.

Level 2 (Gr. 3-4): Coyote prints left: 52 - 18 = 34. Ranger comparative walk difference: 80 - 45 = 35 yards further.

🐾 WEEK 1 EXTENSION CHALLENGE ANSWER CODES

  • Monday (Challenge 1): robin eggs (6) + sparrows eggs (12-3=9). Total remaining = 15 eggs.
  • Tuesday (Challenge 2): initial coyotes (25) - migrated (15) + joined (8). Active Pack = 18 coyotes.
  • Wednesday (Challenge 3): Papa Grizzly distance: 52 - 18 = 34 yards. Cub: 15 yards. Difference: 34 - 15 = 19 yards.
  • Thursday (Challenge 4): Territory Difference: 75 - 48 = 27 miles. If North loses 12, new size = 63. New Difference: 63 - 48 = 15 miles.
  • Friday (Maze Lock): Lock A: 12 (25-13). Lock B: 16 (50-34). Lock C: 38 (100-62).

RANGER BADGE GRADING METRICS

Master Ranger (3/3)

Solves both levels of tasks correctly, showing clean work details.

Field Deputy (2/3)

Completes level-appropriate tasks with standard visual scaffolding.

Ranger-in-Training

Participates actively and uses manipulatives to reach answers.

Curriculum Key | Educator Lenny Page 2 of 2

  • 11 - 5 = ____

  • 5 + 2 = ____

  • 🐾 Double up your math fluency Slide 6 of 20


    DAY 2 PROBLEM Story & Model

    COYOTE & DEER TRAILS

    "Trail Rangers count 14 deer footprints near the creek. A minute later, they discover 12 coyote footprints."

    How many footprints did they map in total?

    MODELING WORKBOX

    Align your values with tens and ones rods!

    🐾 Model double digit column math! Slide 7 of 20


    DAY 2 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    TOTAL FOOTPRINTS FOUND

    🦌 Deer track count: 14

    🦊 Coyote track count: 12

    FINAL SUM

    14 + 12 = 26

    We found 26 footprints total!

    🐾 Dynamic math skills on the trail! Slide 8 of 20


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    DAY 3 MISSION

    RANGER STATION 3

    GRIZZLY DENS

    Welcome back, Detectives! Today we explore grizzly bear dens. We will use subtraction to compare footprints and count what remains after rainstorms.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 1 Day 3 Slide 9 of 20


    DAY 3 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    WEDNESDAY DEN SPEEDS!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 8 + 2 = ____

    2. 7 + 3 = ____

    3. 9 + 1 = ____

    4. 10 - 2 = ____

    5. 10 - 7 = ____

    6. 6 + 4 = ____

    7. 10 - 4 = ____

    8. 5 + 5 = ____

    9. 10 - 8 = ____

    10. 3 + 7 = ____

    🐾 Unlock your pairs of 10 math keys Slide 10 of 20


    DAY 3 PROBLEM Story & Model

    WASHED AWAY TRACKS

    "A muddy path contains 8 fresh bear footprints. Rain floods the trail and washes away 3 bear footprints."

    How many footprints are still visible?

    MODELING WORKBOX

    Draw circles and cross out the washed away ones!

    🐾 Count backward on the class number line! Slide 11 of 20


    DAY 3 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    VISIBLE BEAR FOOTPRINTS

    🐻 🐻 🐻 🐻 🐻 🐻 🐻 🐻

    FINAL DIFFERENCE

    8 - 3 = 5

    We have 5 grizzly footprints left!

    🐾 Backwards hopping works every time! Slide 12 of 20


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    DAY 4 MISSION

    RANGER STATION 4

    RIVER DISTANCES

    Welcome back, Detectives! Today we compare trail footprints. We will calculate the length differences between bear and wolf tracks.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 1 Day 4 Slide 13 of 20


    DAY 4 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    THURSDAY RIVER SPEED!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 5 + 6 = ____

    2. 7 + 5 = ____

    3. 8 + 6 = ____

    4. 11 - 5 = ____

    5. 13 - 6 = ____

    6. 9 + 4 = ____

    7. 12 - 5 = ____

    8. 6 + 7 = ____

    9. 14 - 7 = ____

    10. 8 + 5 = ____

    🐾 Run down the fast-fact river trails! Slide 14 of 20


    DAY 4 PROBLEM Story & Model

    TRACK LENGTHS

    "A large black bear track measures 9 inches long. A timber wolf footprint track measures 5 inches long."

    How many inches longer is the bear track than the wolf track?

    MODELING WORKBOX

    Model standard measurements with your ruler lines!

    🐾 Compare lengths on the standard ruler! Slide 15 of 20


    DAY 4 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    DIFFERENCE IN INCHES

    🐻 Bear track length: 9 inches

    🐺 Wolf track length: 5 inches

    FINAL COMPARISON

    9 - 5 = 4

    The bear track is 4 inches longer!

    🐾 Clear difference results! Slide 16 of 20


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    DAY 5 MISSION

    RANGER STATION 5

    RANGER MAP ESCAPE

    Rangers, you have reached the final checkpoint! Today we combine addition and subtraction coordinate math to unlock our ranger cabin doors. Let's start the escape!

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 1 Day 5 Slide 17 of 20


    DAY 5 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    FRIDAY FINAL REVIEW RUN!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 9 + 9 = ____

    2. 8 + 8 = ____

    3. 10 + 5 = ____

    4. 18 - 9 = ____

    5. 15 - 5 = ____

    6. 7 + 7 = ____

    7. 14 - 6 = ____

    8. 8 + 9 = ____

    9. 17 - 8 = ____

    10. 9 + 3 = ____

    🐾 You are a certified fact mastery expert! Slide 18 of 20


    DAY 5 PROBLEM Story & Model

    MASTER UNLOCK CODES

    "The safety ranger doors require coordinate sums of exactly 10 for Level 1, or 100 for Level 2."

    Path X is 45 and 55. Path Y is 62 and 28. Which path opens the door?

    MODELING WORKBOX

    Compute each path to open the safety cabin!

    🐾 Unlock your coordinates together! Slide 19 of 20


    MISSION RECAP Ranger Badge Award

    COORDINATE SOLVED!

    🔓 Level 1: 3 + 7 = 10 (Gate Locked!)

    🔓 Level 2: 45 + 55 = 100 (Cabin Open!)

    WEEK 1 BADGE

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    Ranger Animal Tracker Badge Awarded!

    🐾 Proud Ranger Team Central Station Slide 20 of 20

    Ranger Station 3 Math: Subtraction Backwards Tracking Counters Active

    7. Grade 1 Detective Lenny spots 8 fresh black bear footprints on the mud path. A heavy summer rainstorm floods the trail and washes away 3 of the footprints. How many bear footprints are still visible?

    8 - 3 = ______

    Draw 8 circles. Cross out 3 to find what remains:

    8. Grade 2 Rangers locate 15 red fox footprints in the sandy clearing. A gust of wind blows sand across the trail, covering up 7 of the footprints. How many fox footprints can the rangers still track?

    15 - 7 = ______

    Draw 15 circles. Cross out 7 to find what remains:

    9. Grade 2 A young cub maps 12 deer footprints leading to the riverbank. The river water splashes over the clay shore, washing away 4 of the footprints. How many deer footprints are left?

    12 - 4 = ______

    Draw 12 circles. Cross out 4 to find what remains:

    🐾 Wednesday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 3 of 5

    DAILY DETECTIVE LOG

    THURSDAY: COMPARING SIZES

    Name: ______________________

    Date: ______________________

    Ranger Station 4 Math: Subtracting Comparative Differences Measurement Blocks Active

    10. Grade 2 A large black bear track measures 9 inches long on the muddy creek bed, and a timber wolf footprint measures 5 inches long. How many inches longer is the bear track?

    9 - 5 = ______ inches

    Model the lengths side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract:

    11. Grade 2 A baby deer footprint measures 4 inches long, and an adult deer footprint measures 8 inches long. What is the difference in track lengths?

    8 - 4 = ______ inches

    Model the lengths side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract:

    12. Grade 3 Ranger trail A measures 52 yards long, while assistant trail B measures 18 yards long. How many yards longer is trail A than trail B? (Double Digits Subtraction)

    52 - 18 = ______ yards

    Model the lengths side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract:

    🐾 Thursday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 4 of 5

    DAILY DETECTIVE LOG

    FRIDAY: CULMINATING CODES

    Name: ______________________

    Date: ______________________

    Ranger Station 5 Math: Cumulative Safe Locks Escape Grid Maps Active

    13. Grade 1 To secure the valley sanctuary gate, Ranger Station Lock A requires a safety code sum of exactly 10. The first coordinate entered is 7. What is the missing coordinate number?

    7 + ______ = 10

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    14. Grade 2 To secure the river sanctuary gate, Ranger Station Lock B requires a safety code sum of exactly 20. The first coordinate entered is 12. What is the missing coordinate number?

    12 + ______ = 20

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    15. Grade 3 To open the main ranger cabin digital door, Master Station Lock X requires a safety code sum of exactly 100. The first coordinate entered is 45. What is the missing coordinate number?

    45 + ______ = 100

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    🐾 Friday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 5 of 5

    🐾 Week 1 Advanced Extension Completion Page Page 3 of 3

  • Thursday (Challenge 4): north dam width: 92 - 18 = 74 yards wide. South dam: 55 yards. Difference: 74 - 55 = 19 yards difference.
  • Friday (Blueprint Lock): Lock A: 14 (30-16). Lock B: 12 (20-8). Lock X: 48 (100-52).
  • Curriculum Key | Educator Lenny Page 2 of 2

  • 80 + 6 = ____

  • 90 + 1 = ____

  • 90 + 10 = ____

  • 🐾 Direct place value counting practice Slide 6 of 20


    DAY 2 PROBLEM Story & Model

    THE LODGE ENTRANCE LOGS

    "Beavers assemble 3 bundles of 10 logs (Tens) and 4 individual mud patches (Ones) to secure the base entrance. What is the total count?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Align your rods and units on desks! Slide 7 of 20


    DAY 2 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    BEAVER BUNDLE TOTALS

    3 Tens (30) + 4 Ones (4) = 34

    34 LOGS

    🐾 Great place value base counting! Slide 8 of 20


    DAY 3 MISSION RANGER STATION 3

    BEAR DEN HEIGHTS

    Welcome, Detectives! Today we use subtraction to find the height difference between black bear den entrances and baby cubs.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 2 Day 3 Slide 9 of 20


    DAY 3 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    WEDNESDAY SUBTRACTION SPEED RUN!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 10 + 5 = ____

    2. 20 + 8 = ____

    3. 30 + 4 = ____

    4. 40 + 9 = ____

    5. 50 + 2 = ____

    6. 60 + 7 = ____

    7. 70 + 3 = ____

    8. 80 + 6 = ____

    9. 90 + 1 = ____

    10. 90 + 10 = ____

    🐾 Fast fact subtraction review Slide 10 of 20


    DAY 3 PROBLEM Story & Model

    MAMA BEAR ENTRANCE HEIGHTS

    "A black bear den entrance measures 15 inches tall. Her baby cub can safely crawl through a gap that is only 8 inches tall. Height difference?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Trace comparative lines on the class board! Slide 11 of 20


    DAY 3 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    DEN HEIGHT GAP

    15 inches - 8 inches = 7 inches

    7 INCHES GAP

    🐾 Subtraction height gaps are easy! Slide 12 of 20


    DAY 4 MISSION RANGER STATION 4

    COMPARING NESTS

    Welcome back, Detectives! Today we compare nest diameters side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract lengths end-to-end.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 2 Day 4 Slide 13 of 20


    DAY 4 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    THURSDAY NEST COMPILATIONS!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 10 + 5 = ____

    2. 20 + 8 = ____

    3. 30 + 4 = ____

    4. 40 + 9 = ____

    5. 50 + 2 = ____

    6. 60 + 7 = ____

    7. 70 + 3 = ____

    8. 80 + 6 = ____

    9. 90 + 1 = ____

    10. 90 + 10 = ____

    🐾 Daily morning focus routine Slide 14 of 20


    DAY 4 PROBLEM Story & Model

    EAGLE VS ROBIN NESTS

    "An eagle nest measures 12 inches wide on the high oak canopy. A smaller robin nest diameter measures only 5 inches wide. How much wider?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Model the nested differences with blocks! Slide 15 of 20


    DAY 4 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    NEST WIDTH DIFFERENCE

    12 inches - 5 inches = 7 inches

    7 INCHES WIDTH

    🐾 Clear and accurate comparative difference results! Slide 16 of 20


    DAY 5 MISSION RANGER STATION 5

    BLUEPRINT CODES

    Rangers, you have reached the final blueprint checkpoint! Let's combine our measurement calculations to secure our turtle ponds.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 2 Day 5 Slide 17 of 20


    DAY 5 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    FRIDAY REVIEW RUN!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 10 + 5 = ____

    2. 20 + 8 = ____

    3. 30 + 4 = ____

    4. 40 + 9 = ____

    5. 50 + 2 = ____

    6. 60 + 7 = ____

    7. 70 + 3 = ____

    8. 80 + 6 = ____

    9. 90 + 1 = ____

    10. 90 + 10 = ____

    🐾 Complete your final weekly mastery tracking run! Slide 18 of 20


    DAY 5 PROBLEM Story & Model

    MASTER BLUEPRINT SECURE

    "To secure the turtle pond sanctuary blueprint frame, Ranger Station Lock A requires a total sum of 10. The first coordinate entered is 6. Missing coordinate?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Unlock your coordinates together! Slide 19 of 20


    MISSION RECAP Ranger Badge Award

    COORDINATE SOLVED!

    🔓 Lock A: 6 + 4 = 10 (Frame Unlocked!)

    🔓 Lock X: 52 + 48 = 100 (Cabin Unlocked!)

    WEEK 2 BADGE

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    Ranger Habitat Builder Badge Awarded!

    🐾 Proud Ranger Team Central Station Slide 20 of 20

    15 inches tall
    8 inches tall

    15 - 8 = ______

    Draw circles. Cross out 8 to find the difference:

    8. Ranger Central logs 12 active beavers in the lake. As the water freezes, 5 beavers retire inside their warm lodges. How many remain active on the lake shore?

    12 - 5 = ______

    Draw circles. Cross out 5 to find the difference:

    9. A park ranger measures a large eagle nesting tree branch at 18 feet high, while a lower resting branch is 9 feet high. What is the height difference between branches?

    18 - 9 = ______

    Draw circles. Cross out 9 to find the difference:

    🐾 Wednesday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 3 of 5

    HABITAT BUILDERS LOG

    THURSDAY: COMPARING NESTS

    Name: ______________________

    Date: ______________________

    Ranger Station 4 Math: Subtracting Comparative Differences Rulers Active

    10. An eagle nest diameter measures 12 inches wide on the high oak canopy. A smaller robin nest diameter measures only 5 inches wide. How much wider is the eagle nest?

    12 - 5 = ______ inches

    Model the lengths side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract:

    11. A grizzly bear den tunnel path measures 16 yards long. A rabbit burrow tunnel measures only 6 yards long. What is the difference in yards between tunnels?

    16 - 6 = ______ yards

    Model the lengths side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract:

    12. A wild beaver dam width measures 14 yards across, while a ducks nesting reeds section measures 7 yards across. How many yards wider is the beaver dam?

    14 - 7 = ______ yards

    Model the lengths side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract:

    🐾 Thursday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 4 of 5

    HABITAT BUILDERS LOG

    FRIDAY: BLUEPRINT CODES

    Name: ______________________

    Date: ______________________

    Ranger Station 5 Math: Cumulative Shelter Blueprint Locks Grid Maps Active

    13. To lock the turtle pond sanctuary blueprint frame, Ranger Station Lock A requires a total sum of 10. The first coordinate entered is 6. What is the missing coordinate number?

    6 + ______ = 10

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    14. To lock the squirrel drey blueprint frame, Ranger Station Lock B requires a total sum of 20. The first coordinate entered is 12. What is the missing coordinate number?

    12 + ______ = 20

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    15. To open the main beaver cabin digital door, Master Station Lock X requires a safety code sum of exactly 100. The first coordinate entered is 52. What is the missing coordinate number?

    52 + ______ = 100

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    🐾 Friday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 5 of 5

    🐾 CONGRATULATIONS! YOU COMPLETED ALL WEEK 2 ADVANCED BUILDER MISSIONS!

    🐾 Week 2 Advanced Extension Completion Page Page 3 of 3

  • Friday (Maze Lock): Lock A: 3 (10-7). Lock B: 5 (20-15). Lock X: 18 (50-32).
  • Curriculum Key | Educator Lenny Page 2 of 2

  • 3 x 2 = ____

  • 4 x 2 = ____

  • 🐾 Direct skip counting practice Slide 6 of 20


    DAY 2 PROBLEM Story & Model

    THE CUB PACK GROUPS

    "There are 4 packs of forest red foxes patrolling. If each fox pack contains exactly 3 active cubs, what is the repeated addition total?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Model your groups on desk blocks! Slide 7 of 20


    DAY 2 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    FOX PACK TOTALS

    3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 12

    12 FOXES

    🐾 Great repeated addition counting! Slide 8 of 20


    DAY 3 MISSION RANGER STATION 3

    SEEDLING ARRAYS

    Welcome, Detectives! Today we use rectangular grids to plant oak seedling sprouts in organized rows and columns.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 3 Day 3 Slide 9 of 20


    DAY 3 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    WEDNESDAY REPEATED ADDITION SPEED RUN!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 2 + 2 = ____

    2. 2 + 2 + 2 = ____

    3. 3 + 3 = ____

    4. 3 + 3 + 3 = ____

    5. 5 + 5 + 5 = ____

    6. 2, 4, 6, ____

    7. 5, 10, 15, ____

    8. 10, 20, 30, ____

    9. 3 x 2 = ____

    10. 4 x 2 = ____

    🐾 Fast fact skip counting review Slide 10 of 20


    DAY 3 PROBLEM Story & Model

    OAK SEEDLING GRID LINES

    "Forest rangers plant oak seedling sprouts in a rectangular array consisting of exactly 2 rows and 3 columns. What is the total count?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Model seedling array lines on class board! Slide 11 of 20


    DAY 3 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    SEEDLINGS GRID ARRAY

    2 rows x 3 columns = 6

    6 SEEDLINGS

    🐾 Array grid multiplications are fun! Slide 12 of 20


    DAY 4 MISSION RANGER STATION 4

    WALNUT GRIDS

    Welcome back, Detectives! Today we study red squirrel walnut grids buried in the soft forest floors using rectangular arrays.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 3 Day 4 Slide 13 of 20


    DAY 4 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    THURSDAY WALNUT ARRAY COMPILATIONS!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 2 + 2 = ____

    2. 2 + 2 + 2 = ____

    3. 3 + 3 = ____

    4. 3 + 3 + 3 = ____

    5. 5 + 5 + 5 = ____

    6. 2, 4, 6, ____

    7. 5, 10, 15, ____

    8. 10, 20, 30, ____

    9. 3 x 2 = ____

    10. 4 x 2 = ____

    🐾 Daily morning focus routine Slide 14 of 20


    DAY 4 PROBLEM Story & Model

    RED SQUIRREL WALNUT STACKS

    "A busy red squirrel buries walnuts in a tight grid format consisting of exactly 3 rows and 4 columns in the forest soil. What is the total?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Model the walnut grids end-to-end End-to-End! Slide 15 of 20


    DAY 4 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    WALNUT GRIDS TOTAL

    3 rows x 4 columns = 12

    12 WALNUTS

    🐾 Array grid layout checks are perfect! Slide 16 of 20


    DAY 5 MISSION RANGER STATION 5

    CHECKPOINT CODES

    Rangers, you have reached the final array checkpoint! Let's combine our coordinate calculations to secure our wetlands sanctuary.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 3 Day 5 Slide 17 of 20


    DAY 5 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    FRIDAY CUMULATIVE REVIEW RUN!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 2 + 2 = ____

    2. 2 + 2 + 2 = ____

    3. 3 + 3 = ____

    4. 3 + 3 + 3 = ____

    5. 5 + 5 + 5 = ____

    6. 2, 4, 6, ____

    7. 5, 10, 15, ____

    8. 10, 20, 30, ____

    9. 3 x 2 = ____

    10. 4 x 2 = ____

    🐾 Complete your final weekly mastery tracking run! Slide 18 of 20


    DAY 5 PROBLEM Story & Model

    MASTER COORDINATE SECURE

    "To lock the wetlands sanctuary gate, Ranger Station Lock A requires a total sum of 10. The first coordinate entered is 7. What is the missing coordinate?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Unlock your coordinates together! Slide 19 of 20


    MISSION RECAP Ranger Badge Award

    COORDINATE SOLVED!

    🔓 Lock A: 7 + 3 = 10 (Frame Unlocked!)

    🔓 Lock X: 32 + 18 = 50 (Lab Unlocked!)

    WEEK 3 BADGE

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    Ranger Array Specialist Badge Awarded!

    🐾 Proud Ranger Team Central Station Slide 20 of 20

    2 rows
    3 columns

    2 x 3 = ______

    Draw dots to form the 2x3 rectangular seedling grid:

    8. A conservation team sets out a grid of pine seedlings containing exactly 3 rows and 3 columns. How many total pine seedlings did they plant?

    3 x 3 = ______

    Draw dots to form the 3x3 rectangular seedling grid:

    9. Biologists set out nesting boxes in a marsh area, organizing them into a clean grid of 4 rows and 2 columns. What is the total nesting box count?

    4 x 2 = ______

    Draw dots to form the 4x2 rectangular nesting grid:

    🐾 Wednesday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 3 of 5

    SPECIES SURVEY LOG

    THURSDAY: WALNUT GRIDS

    Name: ______________________

    Date: ______________________

    Ranger Station 4 Math: Organizing Walnut Supplies Counters Active

    10. A busy red squirrel buries walnuts in a tight grid format consisting of exactly 3 rows and 4 columns in the forest soil. What is the total buried walnut count?

    3 x 4 = ______

    Draw dots to form the 3x4 rectangular grid array:

    11. To prepare for winter, a gray chipmunk stacks hickory acorns in an organized drey grid of 2 rows and 5 columns. How many acorns are stacked?

    2 x 5 = ______

    Draw dots to form the 2x5 rectangular grid array:

    12. Rangers stack standard lumber logs in the central shelter compound, organizing them into a layout of 5 rows and 3 columns. What is the total log count?

    5 x 3 = ______

    Draw dots to form the 5x3 rectangular grid array:

    🐾 Thursday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 4 of 5

    SPECIES SURVEY LOG

    FRIDAY: CHECKPOINT CODES

    Name: ______________________

    Date: ______________________

    Ranger Station 5 Math: Cumulative Species Array locks Grid Maps Active

    13. To lock the wetlands sanctuary gate, Ranger Station Lock A requires a total sum of 10. The first coordinate entered is 7. What is the missing coordinate number?

    7 + ______ = 10

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    14. To lock the pine seedlings sanctuary gate, Ranger Station Lock B requires a total sum of 20. The first coordinate entered is 15. What is the missing coordinate number?

    15 + ______ = 20

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    15. To open the main biology laboratory digital door, Master Station Lock X requires a safety code sum of exactly 50. The first coordinate entered is 32. What is the missing coordinate number?

    32 + ______ = 50

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    🐾 Friday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 5 of 5

    🐾 CONGRATULATIONS! YOU COMPLETED ALL WEEK 3 ADVANCED SURVEYOR MISSIONS!

    🐾 Week 3 Advanced Extension Completion Page Page 3 of 3

  • Thursday (Challenge 4): Grid pack arrays (3 x 8 = 24 items). Flashlights (50 + 18 = 68 items). Total combined count = 92 items.
  • Friday (Graduation): Lock A: 8 (15-7). Lock B: 18 (30-12). Lock X: 52 (100-48).
  • Curriculum Key | Educator Lenny Page 2 of 2

  • 15 + 8 = ____

  • 50, 60, 70, ____

  • 100 - 10 = ____

  • 🐾 Direct place value auditing Slide 6 of 20


    DAY 2 PROBLEM Story & Model

    RANGER SUPPLY BUNDLES

    "Rangers stack forest supply poles into 5 bundles of 10 poles (Tens) and 3 loose single poles (Ones) inside the compound. What is the total?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Model place value counts on boards! Slide 7 of 20


    DAY 2 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    SUPPLY TOTALS

    5 Tens (50) + 3 Ones (3) = 53

    53 POLES

    🐾 Perfect place value auditing! Slide 8 of 20


    DAY 3 MISSION RANGER STATION 3

    ACTIVE PATROLS

    Welcome back, Detectives! Today we use subtraction to audit active rangers returning to headquarters from muddy trails.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 4 Day 3 Slide 9 of 20


    DAY 3 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    WEDNESDAY SUBTRACTION REVIEWS!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 8 + 5 = ____

    2. 12 - 6 = ____

    3. 24 + 13 = ____

    4. 45 - 15 = ____

    5. 5 Tens + 3 Ones = ____

    6. 4 x 2 = ____

    7. 6 + 6 = ____

    8. 15 + 8 = ____

    9. 50, 60, 70, ____

    10. 100 - 10 = ____

    🐾 Fast fact subtraction auditing Slide 10 of 20


    DAY 3 PROBLEM Story & Model

    ACTIVE FOREST PATROL

    "There are 18 active rangers patrolling the valley path. As sunset approaches, 9 rangers return to headquarters. How many remain?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Draw circular counters to model subtraction! Slide 11 of 20


    DAY 3 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    ACTIVE RANGERS LEFT

    18 rangers - 9 returned = 9

    9 ACTIVE

    🐾 Subtraction audits are complete! Slide 12 of 20


    DAY 4 MISSION RANGER STATION 4

    NESTS & TENTS SIZES

    Welcome back, Detectives! Today we compare nest widths and campsite tent sizes side-by-side using standard measurement units.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 4 Day 4 Slide 13 of 20


    DAY 4 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    THURSDAY NESTS COMPILATIONS!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 8 + 5 = ____

    2. 12 - 6 = ____

    3. 24 + 13 = ____

    4. 45 - 15 = ____

    5. 5 Tens + 3 Ones = ____

    6. 4 x 2 = ____

    7. 6 + 6 = ____

    8. 15 + 8 = ____

    9. 50, 60, 70, ____

    10. 100 - 10 = ____

    🐾 Daily morning focus routine Slide 14 of 20


    DAY 4 PROBLEM Story & Model

    NESTS WIDTH REVIEWS

    "An eagle nest measures 15 inches wide. A tiny sparrow nesting box measures 8 inches wide. How many inches wider is the eagle nest?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Model the nest differences side-by-side using blocks! Slide 15 of 20


    DAY 4 REVEAL Answer Locked In

    NEST DIAMETER COMPARISON

    15 inches - 8 inches = 7 inches

    7 INCHES WIDTH

    🐾 Nest comparative results are accurate! Slide 16 of 20


    DAY 5 MISSION RANGER STATION 5

    EXPEDITION LOCK CODES

    Rangers, you have reached the final checkpoint! Let's combine our mixed spiral calculations to open the central sanctuary digital doors.

    🐾 ESY Math: Week 4 Day 5 Slide 17 of 20


    DAY 5 WARM-UP 10 Fast Facts

    FRIDAY FINAL CUMULATIVE SPEEDS!

    Solve these 10 fast-fact calculations on your daily log:

    1. 8 + 5 = ____

    2. 12 - 6 = ____

    3. 24 + 13 = ____

    4. 45 - 15 = ____

    5. 5 Tens + 3 Ones = ____

    6. 4 x 2 = ____

    7. 6 + 6 = ____

    8. 15 + 8 = ____

    9. 50, 60, 70, ____

    10. 100 - 10 = ____

    🐾 Complete your final weekly mastery tracking run! Slide 18 of 20


    DAY 5 PROBLEM Story & Model

    MASTER EXPEDITION CODE SECURE

    "To lock the canyon checkpoint gate, Ranger Station Lock A requires a total sum of 10. The first coordinate entered is 8. What is the missing coordinate?"

    MODELING WORKBOX

    🐾 Unlock your coordinates together! Slide 19 of 20


    MISSION RECAP Ranger Badge Award

    COORDINATES UNLOCKED!

    🔓 Lock A: 8 + 2 = 10 (Checkpoint Secured!)

    🔓 Lock X: 48 + 52 = 100 (Escape Completed!)

    WEEK 4 BADGE

    🐾

    Ranger Lead Expedition Badge Awarded!

    🐾 Proud Ranger Team Central Station Slide 20 of 20

    9 rangers

    18 - 9 = ______

    Draw circles. Cross out 9 to find the difference:

    8. Ranger Station logs 15 wild timber wolves in the valley. If 5 wolves migrate to the eastern hills, how many wolves remain in the valley region?

    15 - 5 = ______

    Draw circles. Cross out 5 to find the difference:

    9. An expedition maps 12 coyote tracks. A river surge splashes over the trail, washing away 6 of the tracks. How many tracks remain?

    12 - 6 = ______

    Draw circles. Cross out 6 to find the difference:

    🐾 Wednesday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 3 of 5

    EXPEDITION FINAL LOG

    THURSDAY: MEASUREMENT SPIRAL

    Name: ______________________

    Date: ______________________

    Ranger Station 4 Math: Subtracting Comparative Differences Rulers Active

    10. An eagle nest measures 15 inches wide. A tiny sparrow nesting box measures 8 inches wide. How many inches wider is the eagle nest?

    15 - 8 = ______ inches

    Model the lengths side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract:

    11. A standard park tent width measures 10 feet wide. An individual sleeping shelter measures only 4 feet wide. What is the width difference?

    10 - 4 = ______ feet

    Model the lengths side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract:

    12. A wild stream crossing log measures 12 yards long. A backyard stone pathway measures only 6 yards long. What is the path length difference?

    12 - 6 = ______ yards

    Model the lengths side-by-side using linking cubes to subtract:

    🐾 Thursday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 4 of 5

    EXPEDITION FINAL LOG

    FRIDAY: CULMINATING CHECK

    Name: ______________________

    Date: ______________________

    Ranger Station 5 Math: Cumulative Safe Locks Escape Grid Maps Active

    13. To lock the central canyon checkpoint gate, Ranger Station Lock A requires a total sum of 10. The first coordinate entered is 8. What is the missing coordinate number?

    8 + ______ = 10

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    14. To lock the mountain outpost blueprint frame, Ranger Station Lock B requires a total sum of 20. The first coordinate entered is 14. What is the missing coordinate number?

    14 + ______ = 20

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    15. To open the main sanctuary digital escape door, Master Station Lock X requires a safety code sum of exactly 100. The first coordinate entered is 48. What is the missing coordinate number?

    48 + ______ = 100

    Show your work / draw your counters below:

    🐾 Friday Daily Tracker Sheet Page 5 of 5

    Show your final three equations inside the grid below:

    Unlocked Coordinates: A: ______, B: ______, C: ______

    🐾 CONGRATULATIONS! YOU HAVE GRADUATED AS A JUNIOR WILDLIFE DETECTIVE EXPEDITION LEADER!

    🐾 Week 4 Advanced Extension Completion Page Page 3 of 3

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