3rd Grade Math
101 Lessons
Pembroke Elementary School
Troy, MI
Suburban Environment
Unit 4 - Understanding Division(13 Lessons)
Using Journaling to Create Lessons3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Big Idea:The students have been working on creating equal groups in order to make sense of multiplication. Now they will use that knowledge to work "backwards" and solve division equations.
What is Division3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Big Idea:The students will listen to the story, "The Doorbell Rang" by Pat Hutchins. While interacting with this wonderful story, students will begin to realize when to solve for an unknown factor using division.
Grandma's Cookie Production Company3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Big Idea:Children need to understand the two types of division, sharing and measuring/grouping. This lesson will allow them to explore strategies to solve for quotients using manipulatives.
Is It Multiplication or Division?3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Understanding Division
Big Idea:Many students see multiplication and division as separate operations and with no relationship. This lesson prepares them to have conversation about how the two are closely linked.
Grouping or Sharing?3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Big Idea:Division is a complex task for children of this age. Realizing what information a word problem supplies and what needs to be found is fundamental and challenging. This lesson begins that challenge.
Division by Sharing Vs. Grouping (Day 2)3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Big Idea:Children need to understand that there are two different contexts for division. This 3 day lesson path will engage them in activities that act out the different types.
Sharing vs. Grouping Engagement Lesson 13rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Big Idea:Students are motivated to have their voice and understanding heard on the computer. These lessons allows them the "fame", while demanding rigor in thinking and communicating.
Sharing vs. Grouping Engagement Lesson 23rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Big Idea:Students will be able to defend their understanding of sharing and grouping in division using a multimedia application and sharing those products with peers.
Sharing Maybe?3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Understanding Division
Big Idea:Students will love celebrating the learning of division, while working on a multiple step problem about sharing cookies.
÷ Represents "Put Into Groups of"3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Understanding Division
Big Idea:Division is a critical concept for students to understand. In this lesson, they will explore grouping division and write story problems to explain a division problem.
Explaining Thinking in a Journal3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
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Understanding Division
Big Idea:Children need an opportunity to communicate their math understanding in various ways. Journaling is a powerful tool for both the learner and the instructor.
Using Multiplication to Solve Division Stories3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
3rd Grade Math
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Understanding Division
Big Idea:Students typically see multiplication and division as two separate operations. This lesson is designed to help them understand their relationship.
The Multiplication - Division Relationship 3rd Grade Math» Unit:Understanding Division
3rd Grade Math
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Understanding Division
Big Idea:Critical Area 1 for third grade states that students must use a variety of solution strategies in order to learn the relationship between multiplication and division. This lesson takes the students through several strategies.
