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In our Percent Increase/Decrease lesson plan, students learn how to calculate a percent increase or percent decrease of a number. Students complete practice problems using the lesson material to solidify their understanding.
In our Percentages lesson plan, students learn about percentages and how to change a percentage to a fraction or a decimal. Students complete practice problems using the information gained during this lesson.
Our Percentages, Finding the Percent lesson plan teaches students the proportion method for calculating the missing percent of percentage problems. Students complete practice problems to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Our Percentages, Finding the Part lesson plan teaches students the proportion method for calculating the missing part of percentage problems when they know the whole and percent already. Students complete practice problems to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Our Percentages, Finding the Whole lesson plan teaches students the proportion method for calculating the missing whole of percentage problems. Students complete practice problems to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
With our perimeter of polygons lesson plan, students learn how to find the perimeter of both regular and irregular polygons. Students also practice drawing images of polygons with different perimeter measurements.
In our Pi lesson plan, students learn all about Pi, including what it is, when it’s used, and why it is so important. Students then use Pi to find the circumference and area of a circle.
In our Place Value lesson plan, students learn about place values up to the millions place. Students practice identifying the correct place value and completing practice problems to demonstrate their understanding of the lesson material.
Our Place Value System lesson plan teaches students about place value with rational numbers. Students also learn about decimals and how they can change the value of a series of numbers.
Our Points and Lines lesson plan teaches students how to identify points, lines, line segments, rays, and perpendicular and parallel lines. Students also learn to draw, name, and use each of these correctly.
In our Polygons lesson plan, students are introduced to polygons. Students learn to define, identify, and use different types of polygons and polygons of different sizes.
In our Polygons and Coordinate Planes lesson plan, students learn what polygons and coordinate planes are and how to draw polygons on coordinate planes. Students practice solving problems using the information gained in this lesson.
Our Price List with +/- lesson plan introduces students to spending and managing money. Students participate in an activity in which they determine if they have enough money to buy specific items.
Our Prime/Composite Numbers lesson teaches students how to distinguish between prime and composite numbers, and discusses why knowing and identifying them can help them with mathematical operations.
Our Probability lesson plan introduces students to the concepts of probability, including the definition of probability and how to use fractions to determine event probability. Students practice defining the term probability and using fractions to determine the probability of an event.
In our Properties of Figures lesson plan, students are taught a variety of ways in which shapes and figures can be classified. Students practice classifying two-dimensional figures according to given criteria and are answer questions about various properties discussed during the lesson.
Our Properties: Strategies to Add and Subtract lesson plan teaches students about the commutative and associative properties as they relate to addition and subtraction of whole numbers. Students practice solving problems using these concepts in order to solidify their understanding of the concepts presented in this lesson.
In our Put Numbers in Order lesson plan, students learn how to put numbers in order from greatest to least and least to greatest. Students also practice using symbols to compare numbers.