This document outlines a teaching and learning sequence for number problem solving over two weeks. It includes whole class warm up activities counting and arithmetic problems. Students then split into three groups to work on word problems independently or with teacher assistance rotating between the groups. Early finishers can extend the current problem or make up their own to challenge a peer. The document provides a timetable for teacher and teaching aid rotation between the groups.
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Teaching Sequence Problem Solving - Number Term 3
This document outlines a teaching and learning sequence for number problem solving over two weeks. It includes whole class warm up activities counting and arithmetic problems. Students then split into three groups to work on word problems independently or with teacher assistance rotating between the groups. Early finishers can extend the current problem or make up their own to challenge a peer. The document provides a timetable for teacher and teaching aid rotation between the groups.
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Teaching and learning sequence: Number Problem
Solving: Weeks 9 & 10
Explicit whole class activities before group work Warm Up: Count to 100 Count by 2s using feet Count by 5s using one hand Count backwards
Group one problems:
1. 2. 3. 4.
Well, Well NZ Maths resource
Grandpas Chocolates NZ Maths resource Pigs and Ducks NZ Maths resource A woman bought a pack of 250 envelopes, after using 67 and
giving away 32 how many did she have left?
5. There were 28 children in a classroom. 3 children were of sick, 9 children had to see the school nurse and 4 were in the principles
office,
How
many
classroom?
6.
Group two problems:
1. Gremlins NZ Maths resource
children
were
left
in
the
2. Anna has 3 oranges. Each orange has eight sections. How
many orange sections does Anna have in total? 3. Mike got 2 new boxes of markers. Each box had 10 markers per box. He already had eight markers. How many markers does he have now 4. Bella picked 18 flowers. She gave 4 to her mum and 7 to her teacher. How many flowers does Bella have left? 5. There are 20 people in Marcos class. 8 People have brunette hair 5 People have red hair and the rest have blonde hair. How many people have blonde hair? 6. Marco has 12 baseball cards. Daisy has 15 baseball cards. If Marco gets 2 new cards, who will have more baseball cards?
Group three problems:
1. Mrs Parores Laundry NZ Maths resource 2. Sarah Baked 12 cookies-How can she share them fairly between four people? 3. Gerald the Girafe saw 8 eyes looking at him from the forest. How many animals were looking at him? 4. There were three birds and one dog in the backyard. How many feet were there? 5. Leo is 5 years old. Leos sister just had her 14 th birthday. How many years older is Leos sister? 6. Byron is writing a story. He wrote 4 pages on Monday, 3 pages on Tuesday and 5 pages on Wednesday. How long is his story now?
Early finishers are ofered extensions to the problem at hand
OR are allowed to make up your own problem and test it on a friend!
If no adult helper/s available I (Miss Lindsey) will rotate 2 x
groups per lesson.
Assistance and assessment timetable:
Miss Lindsey group:
MON Group 3 WEDS Group 2 FRI Group 1
Teaching Aid Group:
MON- Group 1 WEDS- Group 3 FRI- Group 2
Independent Group: MON Group 2 WEDS Group 1 FRI Group 3
MATH5 Q3 MODULE 6 Formulating The Rules in Finding The Next Term In A Sequence and Using Different Srategies To Solve for the Unknown in Simple Equations