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September Number Operations and Concepts Shape and Space Patterns and Data Collection Stats Evaluation and

Measurement Relations and Probability Assessment


BIG IDEAS: these ideas are N1 Review numbers to 20 S1 Calendar routines P1 Repeating patterns SP2 graphing using a Students will be given
directly linked to our evaluation  Counting forward  Days of the week  Sorting by 1 monthly graph goals based on needs
and assessment  Counting backward  Months of the year attribute concretely and and assessed based on
 This is a review time as  Represent pictorially and  Today  Translating pictorially the given activity.
I set up my classroom numerically  Tomorrow  Finding errors  Lost teeth
routines and N10 Mental math  Yesterday  Extending  weather Assessments will be
behaviours  Make ten P2 1 count by 5’s to created as needed for
 Math bags  Count on/back 100 each goal.
 I will have a math N9 One more/One less P2 count by 10’s to 100
journal for each N9 commutative property P2 count by 2’s to 20
student as well CONCRETELY
 Calendar – introduce a N7 Place value
calendar routine each N10 Recall basic addition and related
day subtraction facts to 5
 Recall basic addition
and related
subtraction facts to 5
October Number Operations and Concepts Shape and Space Patterns and Data Collection Stats Evaluation and
Measurement Relations and Probability Assessment
BIG IDEAS: these ideas are N1 Number sense to 50 S1 Calendar P2 Increasing and D1 Gather and record Students will be given
directly linked to our evaluation  Counting forward  Review from decreasing patterns data goals based on needs
and assessment  Counting backward previous month D2 Construct and and assessed based on
 Place value to 50  Represent pictorially, interpret concrete the given activity.
 Representing numbers numerically graphs and pictographs
in variety of ways N3 Ordinal numbers to solve problems Assessments will be
 Mental math strategies N2 Odd and even created as needed for
used N8 Effect of adding and subtracting each goal.
 Skip counting by 2’s zero
 Determine if a number N9 Commutative property using
is even or odd up to numbers
100 N10 Mental Math
 Recall of basic addition  Make 10
and subtraction facts  Doubles
to 10 N10 Recall of basic addition and
related subtraction facts to 10
November/December Number Operations and Concepts Shape and Space Patterns and Data Collection Stats Evaluation and
Measurement Relations and Probability Assessment
BIG IDEAS: these ideas are N4 Representing number to 1000 S1 Calendar P4 Demonstrate and D1 Gather and Record Students will be given
directly linked to our evaluation concretely  Review from explain the meaning of Data goals based on needs
and assessment N7 Place value previous months equality and inequality D2 Construct and and assessed based on
 Mental math and  Illustrate up to 100 P5 Record equalities interpret concrete the given activity.
strategies used N5 Compare and order numbers to and inequalities graphs and pictographs
 Estimation 100 symbolically to solve problems Assessments will be
 Representing numbers N6 Estimate using reference created as needed for
to 100 N10 Understand and apply strategies each goal.
 Comparing and for addition and related subtraction
ordering numbers to facts to 18
100 N10 Mental Math
 Count on/back
 Doubles
 Make 10 (friendly numbers)
 Doubles +1/-1
 Adding/Subtracting 10
N9 Personal +/- strategies
N9 Creating and solving +/- problems
concretely symbolic and written
N10 Recall of basic addition and
related subtraction facts to 10
January Number Operations and Concepts Shape and Space Patterns and Data Collection Stats Evaluation and
Measurement Relations and Probability Assessment
BIG IDEAS: these ideas are N9 Two digit addition and subtraction S2 Relate the size of unit of P2 Increasing and D1 Gather and record Students will be given
directly linked to our evaluation No regrouping measure to the number of Decreasing numerical data goals based on needs
and assessment N10 Mental math nonstandard units patterns to 100 D2 Construct and and assessed based on
 Count on/back  Length and mass P4 Demonstrate and interpret concrete the given activity.
 2 digit addition and  Doubles S3 Compare and order objects explain the meaning of graphs and pictographs
subtraction  Make 10 (friendly numbers) by length, height, distance equality and inequality to solve problems Assessments will be
 Mental math  Doubles +1/-1 around, and mass using P5 Record equalities created as needed for
 Doubles +2/-2 nonstandard units and inequalities each goal.
 2 apart doubles S4 Measure length to nearest symbolically
N10 Recall of basic addition and nonstandard unit
related subtraction facts to 10  Multiple and single
N10Understand and apply strategies copy
for addition and related subtraction S5 Changing the orientation of
facts to 18 an object does not alter the
measurement of its attribute
February Number Operations and Concepts Shape and Space Patterns and Data Collection Stats Evaluation and
Measurement Relations and Probability Assessment
BIG IDEAS: these ideas are N9 2 digit addition and subtraction P2 Increasing and D1 Gather and record Students will be given
directly linked to our evaluation N2 Odd and even decreasing numerical data goals based on needs
and assessment N6 Estimate using reference patterns to 100 D2 Construct and and assessed based on
 Recall math facts N10 Mental math P4 Demonstrate and interpret concrete the given activity.
 Mental math  Count on/back explain the meaning of graphs and pictographs
 2 digit addition and  Doubles equality and inequality to solve problems Assessments will be
subtraction  Make 10 (friendly numbers) P5 Record equalities created as needed for
 Doubles +1/-1 and inequalities each goal.
 Doubles +2/-2 symbolically
 2 apart doubles
 Thinking addition for
subtraction
N10 Recall related addition and
subtraction facts to 10
N10 Understand and apply strategies
for addition and related subtraction
facts to 18
March Number Operations and Concepts Shape and Space Patterns and Data Collection Stats Evaluation and
Measurement Relations and Probability Assessment
BIG IDEAS: these ideas are N9 2 digit addition and subtraction P2 Increasing and D1 Gather and record Students will be given
directly linked to our evaluation With Regrouping decreasing numerical data goals based on needs
and assessment N10 Metal math patterns to 100 D2 Construct and and assessed based on
 Mental math  Count on/back P4 Demonstrate and interpret concrete the given activity.
 2 digit addition and  Doubles explain the meaning of graphs and pictographs
subtraction  Make 10 (friendly numbers) equality and inequality to solve problems Assessments will be
 Regrouping addition  Doubles +1/-1 P5 Record equalities created as needed for
and subtraction  Doubles +2/-2 and inequalities each goal.
 2 apart doubles symbolically
 Thinking addition for
subtraction
N10 Understand and apply strategies
for addition and related subtraction
facts to 18
April Number Operations and Concepts Shape and Space Patterns and Data Collection Stats Evaluation and
Measurement Relations and Probability Assessment
BIG IDEAS: these ideas are N9 2 digit addition and subtraction P3 Sorting 2 attributes D1 Gather and record Students will be given
directly linked to our evaluation With/Without Regrouping P2 Increasing and data goals based on needs
and assessment N10 Metal math decreasing numerical D2 Construct and and assessed based on
 Mental math  Count on/back patterns to 100 interpret concrete the given activity.
 2 digit addition and  Doubles P4 Demonstrate and graphs and pictographs
subtraction  Make 10 (friendly numbers) explain the meaning of to solve problems Assessments will be
 Regrouping addition  Doubles +1/-1 equalities and created as needed for
and subtraction  Doubles +2/-2 inequalities each goal.
 Sorting attributes  2 apart doubles P5 Record equalities
 Thinking addition for and inequalities
subtraction symbolically
N10 Understand and apply strategies
for addition and related subtraction
facts to 18
May Number Operations and Concepts Shape and Space Patterns and Data Collection Stats Evaluation and
Measurement Relations and Probability Assessment
BIG IDEAS: these ideas are N9 2 digit addition and subtraction P2 Increasing and D1 Gather and record Students will be given
directly linked to our evaluation With/Without Regrouping decreasing numerical data goals based on needs
and assessment N10 Metal math patterns to 100 D2 Construct and and assessed based on
 Mental math  Count on/back P4 Demonstrate and interpret concrete the given activity.
 2 digit addition and  Doubles explain the meaning of graphs and pictographs
subtraction  Make 10 (friendly numbers) equalities and to solve problems Assessments will be
 Regrouping addition  Doubles +1/-1 inequalities created as needed for
and subtraction  Doubles +2/-2 P5 Record equalities each goal.
 2 apart doubles and inequalities
 Thinking addition for symbolically
subtraction
N10 Understand and apply strategies
for addition and related subtraction
facts to 18

June Number Operations and Concepts Shape and Space Patterns and Data Collection Stats Evaluation and
Measurement Relations and Probability Assessment
BIG IDEAS: these ideas are N9 2 digit addition and subtraction S6 Sort 2D shapes and 3D P2 Increasing and D1 Gather and record Students will be given
directly linked to our evaluation With/Without Regrouping objects using 2 attributes decreasing numerical data goals based on needs
and assessment N10 Metal math S7 Describe, compare and patterns to 100 D2 Construct and and assessed based on
 Mental math  Count on/back construct 3D objects P4 Demonstrate and interpret concrete the given activity.
 2 digit addition and  Doubles S8 Describe, compare and explain the meaning of graphs and pictographs
subtraction  Make 10 (friendly numbers) construct 2D shapes equalities and to solve problems Assessments will be
 Regrouping addition  Doubles +1/-1 S9 Identify 2D shapes as part inequalities created as needed for
and subtraction  Doubles +2/-2 of 3D objects in the P5 Record equalities each goal.
 2D/3D shapes and  2 apart doubles environment and inequalities
objects  Thinking addition for symbolically
subtraction
N10 Understand and apply strategies
for addition and related subtraction
facts to 18

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