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Daisy Mitchell

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Winter garden, Florida, United States
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-Currently teaching 5th grade in Winter Garden, Florida -Started teaching in Bedford, New York in 1999 -Student taught, substituted, and was an Assistant Science Teacher at Pocantico Hills Elementary School in 1998 -Earned Masters of Science from Manhattanville College in 2005 -Earned Bachelors of Science from Pace University in 1998
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Preview of Differentiated Place Value Base Ten  Math Centers 4th Grade 4.NBT CCSS

Differentiated Place Value Base Ten Math Centers 4th Grade 4.NBT CCSS

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Students will rename whole numbers by regrouping using Base 10 Blocks or Mental Math (2 Sets Included) In Set A students use Base 10 Blocks to model a whole number, then a partner must rename or regroup the whole number into tens or hundreds. In Set B students use mental math to rename or regroup whole numbers into tens or hundreds. Students are asked to discuss with a partner how they regrouped. You will need… •A Bin of Base 10 Blocks (if you do not have models, you can laminate blacklin
Preview of 3.NBT CCSS Differentiated Math Center that Builds Place Value Fluency to 100,000

3.NBT CCSS Differentiated Math Center that Builds Place Value Fluency to 100,000

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Daisy Mitchell
-Use the Say It! Place Mat to have student: 1. Listen to a partner read aloud statement written on a Task Card (see sample of task card) in order to place each digit in the correct place value (see Say It! Place Mat). 2. Practice writing the number in word form. 3. Say the number aloud while partner listens carefully to determine if the student wrote the number on the Task Card correctly. -Your students will enjoy hole punching the number of the Task Card they completed correctly on their Sa
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Experience

-Currently teaching 5th grade in Winter Garden, Florida -Started teaching in Bedford, New York in 1999 -Student taught, substituted, and was an Assistant Science Teacher at Pocantico Hills Elementary School in 1998 -Earned Masters of Science from Manhattanville College in 2005 -Earned Bachelors of Science from Pace University in 1998

Teaching style

Hands on and kinesthetic approach to teaching. I am one to break away from a textbook to teach hands on activities to introduce and reinforce new concepts to my "ducklings." I am definitely a constructivist- always scaffolding information.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I graduated with honor from Pace University and Manhattanville College.

My own education history

-Earned Masters of Science from Manhattanville College in 2005 -Earned Bachelors of Science from Pace University in 1998

Additional biographical information

I have been blessed with two easy to please children and a very helpful and supportive husband.