They calculate products up to 12 x 12, engage in explorations, and solve real-world problems. Four children's books are integrated into the lessons. Also, the book includes sections of additional activities and assessments. Teachers who have benefited from the previous title will definitely want this exciting new resource. Focusing on multidigit multiplication, the lessons in this resource build on those included in Lessons for Introducing Multiplication.
Students learn to multiply by ten, multiples of ten, and powers of ten.
Three children's books are integrated into the lessons. Also, the book includes sections of additional activities and assessments. Students learn to name fractional parts of wholes and sets, use standard notation to represent fractional parts, understand equivalence, compare and order fractions, and make reasonable estimates when solving problems involving fractions. The lessons engage students' interest, involve them in firsthand activities, and provide the firm foundation of understanding they need to experience success with fractions. This resource guides teachers in developing a sensible approach to using calculators.