Mathématiques Labo Cycle 3

A comprehensive 1-week curriculum sequence for Grade 4 students to master area and perimeter, progressing from grid foundations to complex composite shapes and missing dimension puzzles.

An interdisciplinary lesson blending beginning multiplication (equal groups and arrays) with Andy Warhol-style Pop Art. Students analyze grid-based repeating art, design their own multi-panel cartoon masterpieces, and express their creations using equal groups and multiplication sentences.

A two-page printable teacher guide containing lesson sequencing, pacing, art integration tips, common student misconceptions, a project rubric, and complete answer keys for the student templates.

A 10-day summer school curriculum designed as a secret agent training academy. Students master multiplication facts through engaging strategy-based decoding missions, printable case files, and active agent briefings.

A high-energy math lesson where students tackle multiplication and money through the lens of football scoring and concession stand purchases. Students transition from coin repeated addition to multiplication and solve multi-step gridiron word problems.

A two-page printable student template. Page 1 contains guided multiplication decoding and printing practice with Pop Art grids. Page 2 is a blank Pop Art Masterpiece template where students draw repeating cartoon objects in a 2x2 grid and write their artist math statements.

A summer-long math intervention bypassing rote memorization of multiplication to build intuitive pre-algebraic thinking using visual grids, helper facts, and balance puzzles.

A core 5th grade math unit focused on multi-digit multiplication, division, standard algorithms, and algebraic thinking with order of operations.

An interactive slide deck introducing Andy Warhol's Pop Art, exploring how repeating panels represent equal groups, and providing a step-by-step guide for creating multiplication art.

A hands-on, step-by-step guided exploration of calculating the surface area of cubes and rectangular prisms using fully labeled grid nets. Students use unit squares and scaffolded formulas to calculate the area of individual faces and find the total surface area.

A comprehensive teacher facilitation and pacing guide for the Halftime Hustle lesson, including standards alignment, common student misconceptions, visual script prompts, and step-by-step answer keys for all student activities.

A functional math lesson teaching the Next-Dollar Up method through a basketball team shopping scenario. Includes differentiated worksheets with visual scaffolds to help students round prices to the next whole dollar for purchasing equipment.