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This document contains a 3rd grade math lesson plan focused on multiplication and division. It includes standards, learning objectives, vocabulary, assessments, and accommodations. The lesson plan is for 13 teaching days and covers relating multiplication and division as inverse operations, writing related facts, and multiplying and dividing with various factors and divisors. Formative assessments include exit tickets, observations during group work, and daily work. Summative assessments include a module test and short cycle assessment.

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3rd Math Lesson Plan Oct

This document contains a 3rd grade math lesson plan focused on multiplication and division. It includes standards, learning objectives, vocabulary, assessments, and accommodations. The lesson plan is for 13 teaching days and covers relating multiplication and division as inverse operations, writing related facts, and multiplying and dividing with various factors and divisors. Formative assessments include exit tickets, observations during group work, and daily work. Summative assessments include a module test and short cycle assessment.

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3rd Grade Math Lesson Plan


Module 7
Ms. Tellez
Date: 10/27/21-11/12/21 Math Intervention
9:30-10:00
Math Block: 10:00-11:00
Into Math
13 Teaching Days
Per Into Math Module should take 11 days

3.OA.A.4
Determine the unknown whole number in a multiplication or division equation relating three whole
numbers. For example, determine the unknown number that makes the equation true in each of the
equations 8 × ? = 48, 5 = _ ÷ 3, 6 × 6 = ?

3.OA.B.5
Apply properties of operations as strategies to multiply and divide.2 Examples: If 6 × 4 = 24 is known,
then 4 × 6 = 24 is also known. (Commutative property of multiplication.) 3 × 5 × 2 can be found by 3 × 5 =
15, then 15 × 2 = 30, or by 5 × 2 = 10, then 3 × 10 = 30. (Associative property of multiplication.) Knowing
that 8 × 5 = 40 and 8 × 2 = 16, one can find 8 × 7 as 8 × (5 + 2) = (8 × 5) + (8 × 2) = 40 + 16 = 56.
(Distributive property.)

3.OA.C.7
Fluently multiply and divide within 100, using strategies such as the relationship between multiplication
and division (e.g., knowing that 8 × 5 = 40, one knows 40 ÷ 5 = 8) or properties of operations. By the end
of Grade 3, know from memory all products of two one-digit numbers.

3.OA.A.3
Use multiplication and division within 100 to solve word problems in situations involving equal groups,
arrays, and measurement quantities, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the
unknown number to represent the problem.1

3.OA.B.6
Understand division as an unknown-factor problem. For example, find 32 ÷ 8 by finding the number that
makes 32 when multiplied by 8.
● I can use related multiplication and division equations to solve problems.

● I can write related multiplication and division equations to solve problems.

● I can use more than one strategy to solve multiplication and division problems with 2, 4, and 8 as factors
and divisors.

● I can use more than one strategy to solve multiplication and division problems with 5 and 10 as factors
and divisors.

● I canuse more than one strategy to solve multiplication and division problems with 7 and 9 as factors and
divisors.

● I can use more than one strategy to recall multiplication and division facts to solve problems.
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Learning Objectives:
● Relate multiplication and division as inverse operations using concrete and visual models.
● Write related multiplication and division facts.
● Multiply and divide with 2, 4, and 8 as factors and divisors.
● Multiply and divide with 5 and 10 as factors and divisors.
● Multiply and divide with 7 and 9 as factors and divisors.

Language Objectives:
● Work in pairs and use visual models to explain how multiplication and division are related.
● Explain the relationship between multiplication and division.
● Write problems that involve equal groups of 2, 4, and 8.
● Explain different strategies that help you solve problems involving equal groups of 2, 4, and 8.
● Explain different strategies for solving multiplication and division problems with equal groups of 5 and 10.
● Write and solve problems using 7 and 9 as factors and divisors, and explain to a partner the strategies you
used to solve the problems.
Academic Vocabulary:
~inverse operation/related facts
~ divide
~divident
~divisor
~quotient
~bar model
~subtraction
~equal groups-review
~Array-review
~ Doubles
~Multiply
~Factors
~ Product
~Addends
~Array
~Parenthesis
~Multiple
~Identity and Zero properties of Multiplication.
~Distributive Property or Commutative Properties of Multiplication
~Even
~Odd
~Multiplication Table
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Assessments:
● Formative Assessments: Levels of Understand; Stop Light Exit Ticket, Lesson Exit Ticket, Thumbs
Up/Down; Oral Comprehension
● Summative Assessments: Into Math Growth Measure; Daily work; Short Cycle Assessment Q1; End of Unit
Module Test

Resources:
● Into Math ● Flocabulary
● Common Core Worksheets ● Brain Pop
● Super Teachers Worksheets ● Brain Pop Jr.
● Kagan Structures: Rally Coach, Quiz Quiz Trade ● Istation Math
● Xtra Math (Fluency Practice)
● Morning Math Review

Accommodations:

SPED/SAT: Students will need extra time on all assignments and one on one instruction. Use extra support to help
with math skills and vocabulary. Shortened assignment/different assignment level. Peer tutoring (as appropriate).
Collaborate with Mrs. Lamatao to determine best accommodations, modifications, and differentiation.
ELL: Students will need extra time, use scaffolding to help and add on to their prior knowledge. Peer/Teacher
tutoring as needed. Collaborate with Ms. Molina to determine best accommodations and modifications for
students.
Gifted: Students will use Challenge Math skill sheets and projects.
● Use extra support/challenge worksheets
● Work with teacher in small groups and cooperative learning communities
Learning Structures:
● Kagan Structures
● Whole Brain Teaching Structures: Turn & Teach, Turn and Talk, Mirror Me, Mirror with Words; Attention
grabbers
● Teach Like a Champion: No opt out; SLANT, Track the Speaker
● Collaborative Conversations
● Anchor Charts
● CUBES/UPSC
RTI Review Standards and Intervention Plans

Based on morning bellwork:2nd grade standards

Instructional Sequence Formative


Assessment
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Get Started Discuss whole
Wednesday, group
● Morning Math Review (Bell Work)
10/27 ● Are you Ready? P. 170-7 mins to complete, 7 mins to grade
Lesson 1:
Relate Engage/Motivation – 5 minutes
Multiplication ● youtube- https://youtu.be/UAeyWK4xnLQ
and Division
Whole Group – 30 minutes
● Spark Your Learning p. 171
● TW/SW read the problem 3 times with a specific focus each time
o Support Sense-Making 3-Reads(targeted for ELL’s)p. 171
Observation;
o Turn and talk p. 171 teacher will
● Build Understanding p. 172 circulate
o Use Leveled Questions bottom of p. 172 provide
● Check Understanding – 5 minutes assistance
● SW complete questions 1 and 2
● TW circulate to check for correct and incorrect answers
● For students who get answers correct they will continue to On
Your Own
● For students who miss one or both they will work in small groups
at the back table

● Independence Practice - 25 minutes Exit Ticket


● prior to lesson TW review questions for level of complexity to Teacher will
determine which questions to discuss and go over with the class. check problems
for
● On Your Own P. 174 SW complete on paper, then transfer understanding
answers to on-line portion

Accommodations for all learners:


● SW work in leveled math cooperative groups
● SPED/SAT students will work in small group with teacher
assistance and with Mrs. Lamatao.
● Interactive notebooks; vocab cards
● Multiplication chart/strategies

● Early finishers: practice x written, math flasher, IStation


Math
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Thursday, Get Started
● Morning Math Review (Bell Work) Discuss whole
10/28 group

Write related Engage/Motivation – 5 minutes


facts

● Student can do on white boards and then show answers Observation;


teacher will
Whole Group – 30 minutes circulate
● Spark Your Learning p. 175
provide
● Support Sense-Making-3 Reads(targeted for ELL’s)
assistance
o p. 175
▪ Turn and talk p. 175
● Build Understanding-
o Leveled questions p. 176
o Turn and talk p.176
● Step It Out p. 177
● Check Understanding – 5 minutes Exit Ticket
● SW complete question 1 & 2 Teacher will
circulate room to
● TW circulate to check for correct and incorrect answers
provide support
● For students who get answers correct they will continue to On
Your Own
● For students who miss one or both they will work in small groups
at the back table

Independence Practice - 15 minutes


● prior to lesson TW review questions for level of
complexity to determine which questions to discuss and
go over with the class. Class can go over #6 and watch
Math on the Spot Video
● SW complete More Practice/Homework p.67-68

Accommodations for all learners:

● SW work in leveled math cooperative groups


● SPED/SAT students will work in small groups with teacher
assistance and with Mrs. Lamatao.
● Interactive notebooks; vocab cards
● multiplication chart/strategies
● E
arly finishers: practice x 2’s written, math flasher, IStation Math
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Friday, Get Started Discuss whole
● Morning Math Assessment (45mins) group
10/29
Mutliply and Engage/Motivation – 5 minutes
Divide with 2, 4, ● flocabulary- https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/play-
8 games-with-4-division/

Whole Group – 30 minutes


Use pages 180-183 from Step It Out, Check Understanding, and
On Your Own, students can work with their
groups/independently and work problems in book, but show
answers on white boards Observation;
Accommodations for all learners: teacher will
circulate
● SW work in leveled math cooperative groups provide
● SPED/SAT students will work in small groups with teacher assistance
assistance and with Mrs. Lamatao.
● Interactive notebooks; vocab cards
● multiplication chart/strategies
● Early finishers: practice x 2’s written, math flasher, IStation
Math
Exit Ticket
Teacher will
circulate room to
provide support.

Get Started Discuss whole


Monday, group
● Morning Math Review (Bell Work)
11/01
Multiply and Engage/Motivation – 5 minutes
o https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/good-with-5s-
divide with 5
and-10s-division/
& 10 ● Whole Group – 30 minutes
● Spark Your Learning p.185
● TW/SW read the problem 3 times with a specific focus each
time
o Support Sense-Making 3-Reads(targeted for ELL’s)p. 185
o Use Leveled Questions bottom of p. 185

● Step It Out p.186-187


● Check Understanding – 10 minutes
● SW complete question 1-4
● TW circulate to check for correct and incorrect answers
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● For students who get answers correct they will continue to On
Your Own
● For students who miss one or both they will work in small groups
at the back table

● Independence Practice - 25 minutes


● On Your Own p. 188-189
● Prior to lesson TW review questions for level of complexity to
determine which questions to discuss and go over with the class.

Accommodations for all learners:


● SW work in leveled math cooperative groups
● SPED/SAT students will work in small group with teacher
assistance and with Mrs. Lamatao.
● Interactive notebooks; vocab cards
● Multiplication chart/strategies

● Early finishers: practice x written, math flasher, IStation


MathWhole group-students will take timed x tests (3:30
mins) on Mondays & Thursdays, starting with 0’s and 1’s
today. Students will continue to test sequentially.

● If a student passes on Monday, the student will study for


the next test on Thursday. Monday’s test taken as a grade.
○ Students that did not pass, will have to write the
entire x column of problems to be turned in on
Thursday as an entry ticket to the test. If a student
does not turn in facts, the student receives the
grade from Monday. (Students that passed on
Monday are not penalized for not passing
Thursdays.)

Tuesday, IStation Testing


11/02
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Get Started Discuss whole
Wednesday group
● Morning Math Bellwork
11/03
Multiply with Engage/Motivation – 5 minutes
3 and 6 ● https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/gimme-6-division/
● Whiteboard

o
Whole Group – 30 minutes
● Spark Your Learning p. 191 Observation;
● TW/SW read the problem 3 times with a specific focus each time teacher will
o Support Sense-Making 3-Reads(targeted for ELL’s)p. 191 circulate
provide
o Use Leveled Questions bottom of p. 191
assistance
o Step It Out p. 192-193
● Check Understanding – 5 minutes
● SW complete question 1 and 2
● TW circulate to check for correct and incorrect answers
● For students who get answers correct they will continue to On
Your Own
● For students who miss one or both they will work in small groups Exit Ticket
at the back table Teacher will
circulate room to
provide support
● Independence Practice - 25 minutes
● On Your Own p. 194-196 (Could use for future station
work) vs More Practice/ Homework Journal
● Prior to lesson TW review questions for level of complexity to
determine which questions to discuss and go over with the class.
Problems done together
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Get Started Discuss whole
Thursday, group
● Morning Math Review (Bell Work)
11/04 Engage/Motivation – 5 minutes
Multiply and ● Flocabulary- https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/lucky-7s-
divide with 7 division/ or https://www.flocabulary.com/unit/ninety-
&9 nine-rhymes-division/
● Whiteboards

Observation;
teacher will
circulate
● provide
● Whole Group – 30 minutes
assistance
● Spark Your Learning p.197
● TW/SW read the problem 3 times with a specific focus each
time
o Support Sense-Making 3-Reads(targeted for ELL’s)p.
o Use Leveled Questions bottom of p. 197
● Step It Out p.198-199
● Check Understanding – 7 minutes Exit Ticket
● SW complete question 1-4 Teacher will
circulate room to
● TW circulate to check for correct and incorrect answers
provide support
● For students who get answers correct they will continue to On
Your Own
● For students who miss one or both they will work in small groups
at the back table
● Independence Practice - 25 minutes
● On Your Own p. 194-196 (Could use for future station
work) vs More Practice/ Homework Journal
● Prior to lesson TW review questions for level of complexity to
determine which questions to discuss and go over with the class.

Accommodations for all learners:


● SW work in leveled math cooperative groups
● SPED/SAT students will work in small group with teacher
assistance and with Mrs. Lamatao.
● Interactive notebooks; vocab cards
● Multiplication chart/strategies

● Early finishers: practice x 2’s written, math flasher, IStation


MathWhole group-students will take timed x tests (3:30
mins) on Mondays & Thursdays, starting with 0’s and 1’s
today. Students will continue to test sequentially.
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Get Started Discuss whole
Friday, group
● Morning Math Assessment (45mins)
11/05 Observation;
Whole Group – 30 minutes teacher will
Use pages from previous lessons to work out on desks or whiteboards. circulate
provide
assistance

Whole Group – 30 minutes Discuss whole


Monday, group
● Build Understanding p.203
11/08 ● Use Leveled Questions bottom of p. 203
Build Fluency ● Step It Out p.204
with X and ● Check Understanding – 15 minutes
● SW complete question 1 -8
division
● TW circulate to check for correct and incorrect answers
● For students who get answers correct they will continue to On
Your Own
● For students who miss one or more they will work in small
groups at the back table Observation;
teacher will
● Independence Practice - 25 minutes circulate
● On Your Own p 205 provide
● Prior to lesson TW review questions for level of complexity to assistance
determine which questions to discuss and go over with the class.
Problems done together: 23

Accommodations for all learners:


● SW work in leveled math cooperative groups
● SPED/SAT students will work in small group with teacher
assistance and with Mrs. Lamatao. Exit Ticket
● Interactive notebooks; vocab cards Teacher will
circulate room to
● Multiplication chart/strategies
provide support

● Early finishers: practice x 2’s written, math flasher, IStation


MathWhole group-students will take timed x tests (3:30
mins) on Mondays & Thursdays, starting with 0’s and 1’s
today. Students will continue to test sequentially.

Small groups/rotations Discuss whole


Tuesday, group
11/09 Rotation 1-Teacher table: x and division word problems

Rotation 2-IStation Math/Exact Path

Rotation 3-Multiplication/Division Fluency (write math facts, flash cards,


Xtramath, Henry Anker)
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Rotation 4- Independent work (any unused Into Math pages, can take a
grade on)

Rotation 5-(if necessary)-Work problems prior to going to teacher table

Small groups/rotations Discuss whole


Wednesday, group
11/10 Rotation 1-Teacher table: x and division word problems

Rotation 2-IStation Math/Exact Path

Rotation 3-Multiplication/Division Fluency (write math facts, flash


cards, Xtramath, Henry Anker)

Rotation 4- Independent work (any unused Into Math pages, can


take a grade on)

Rotation 5-(if necessary)-Work problems prior to going to teacher


table

Small groups/rotations Discuss whole


Thursday, group
11/11 Rotation 1-Teacher table: x and division word problems

Rotation 2-IStation Math/Exact Path

Rotation 3-Multiplication/Division Fluency (write math facts, flash


cards, Xtramath, Henry Anker)

Rotation 4- Independent work (any unused Into Math pages, can


take a grade on)

Rotation 5-(if necessary)-Work problems prior to going to teacher


table

SPED STUDENTS IEP Goals and input from Mrs. Lamatao Modifications/Accommodations
(SPED teacher)
● Reduced homework load
and/or assignments
● Extra time for assignments
● Immediate feedback
● Checking for understanding
● Positive reinforcement
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● Repeat, clarify and/or simplify
directions
● Study aids and/or
manipulatives
● Exams of reduced lengths
● Opportunity to have test read
or translated
● Short instructions (1 & 2 steps)
● Extra time for written
assignments
● Grades on effort and mastery
● Extra time for written response
● Basic multiplication flash cards
● CUBES anchor chart

SAT Students Interventions Modifications


Math: ● Extra time to answer
-XtraMath ● Check for understanding
-Small Group ● Repeat, Clarify and/or simplify
-Tutoring answers
-Task Cards ● Anchor charts
-Flash Cards ● Positive reinforcement

Goals:
-increase math fact fluency
-understand place value relationships
-read and write multi-digit numbers
-round multi-digit number

Approaching Students Interventions Modifications


Math: ● Extra time to answer
-XtraMath ● Check for understanding
-Small Group ● Repeat, Clarify and/or simplify
-Tutoring answers
-Task Cards ● Anchor charts
-Flash Cards ● Positive reinforcement

Goals:
-increase math fact fluency
-understand place value relationships
-read and write multi-digit numbers
-round multi-digit number

On-Level Students Interventions Modifications


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Math: ● On skill practice
-XtraMath ● Check for Understanding
-Small Group ● Immediate Feedback
-Tutoring ● Anchor Charts
-Task Cards
-Flash Cards

Goals:
-increase math fact fluency
-understand place value relationships
-read and write multi-digit numbers
-round multi-digit numbers

Advanced
Enrichment
Students
-Multiply 2 by 1
-Multiply 3 by 1
-Multiply 2 by 2

-Introduce long division with 2 by 1 or 2 by


2. (no remainders)

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