Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Dividing Decimals With Models
This is an outline of a lesson regarding the Standard 5.NBT.7. I created this lesson using models and also emphasizing on place values. This allowed my students to make connections and see patterns visually. When dividing decimals students would ask: "Why do we put decimal point there?""Why is the hundredth smaller then the tenth?"I noticed they had a lot of questions and it was hard to just explain, they needed the visual representation. Especially for the students who were below grade level or
5th - 6th
Basic Operations, Decimals, Math
CCSS
5.NBT.B.7
Kindergarten Long Range Plans FREEBIE (Ontario) | Literacy & Math
📆 FREE Kindergarten Long Range Plans (Ontario 2026 Aligned) | First 12 WeeksPlanning your Kindergarten year can feel overwhelming. What do you teach first?How do you balance play-based learning with structured literacy and math?How do you fit everything into the day?These FREE Kindergarten long range plans give you a realistic starting point for organizing your literacy, math, writing, oral language, and inquiry instruction across the year. Designed for real Kindergarten classrooms, these plans
Kindergarten
Other (Math), Phonics & Phonological Awareness
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Editable Morning Meeting Slides - Distance Learning
Four days a week, I get on Zoom with my students and share my screen with them in order to do "calendar & morning meeting time." 1-2 times a week, we will also do a short guided reading lesson together. I've included all of the files I've used with my students so far during our instructional morning zoom meetings. I do not use all of the slides each day. If there is a day I don't need a slide, I simply move it to the end of the slide show so it doesn't show up during our lessons. I hope this c
PreK - 3rd
English Language Arts, Math, Reading
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