**Please Note: These lessons are not exact copies of the lesson script. This is my interpretation of these lessons using an I Do, We Do, You Do model. Each lesson has been backwards planned using the Exit Ticket to determine which skills should be emphasized. Learning Target, Concept Development I Do, We Do, You Do, Problem Set, and Exit Tickets are closely aligned to help your class succeed!**

Kindergarten Module 3 Lessons 1-32

• Individual PPT presentation for each lesson (please note that lessons 13-15 have introduction slides, but no teaching slides as they are hands-on lessons)
• Routines and Procedures for: Finding the Right Page, Fluency Games, Application Problem, Problem Set Must Do Problems, and More.
• Fluency Activities with Animations and Built in Timers
• Application Problem with Student Model
• Concept Development with I Do, We Do, You Do
• Learning Target in Student Friendly Language
• Problem Set with Must Do Problems
• Reflection Questions
• Culminating Task

Included in This Bundle:

Topic A: Comparing Length and Height - Lessons 1-3

Topic B: Measuring with String and Comparing Length - Lessons 4-7

Topic C: Comparing Weight - Lessons 8-12

Topic D: Comparing Volume and Exploring Capacity - Lessons 13-15

Topic E: Are There Enough? - Lessons 16-19

Topic F: Comparison of Sets Within 10 - Lessons 20-24

Topic G: Comparison of Numerals - Lessons 25-28

Topic H: Clarification of Measurable Attributes - Lessons 29-32

Also includes notes about procedures, routine, and setup to help teachers more effectively teach Math Lessons.

Student friendly version of this popular curriculum allows students to have gradual release of responsibility with I Do, We Do, You Do included.

Completely editable slides allow you to customize to fit the needs of your students. Please view in Slideshow mode, as animations and layered graphics can make template look odd in editing mode.

***Interactive White Board***

• These slides are meant for use with an interactive white board, and have blank spaces for teacher modelling and student practice problems. Animations do not fill in all blanks automatically.