3.OA.4-7
Module 8 Lesson 8
Differentiation Activity/Game
Students each place 3 counters on their own game board. They draw a division expression and if they have a counter covering the quotient, they remove it. The first student to uncover their whole board, is the winner.
Game Board and Cards
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Addition Game
3.NBT.3 >4.NBT.4
Module 8 Lesson 5
Differentiation Activity/Game
Players draw cards from two different piles to add together. They then put a counter on the matching sum on the game board. The first player to get four in a row is the winner!
Game Board
Cards
Module 8 Lesson 5
Differentiation Activity/Game
Players draw cards from two different piles to add together. They then put a counter on the matching sum on the game board. The first player to get four in a row is the winner!
Game Board
Cards
More Addition Practice!
3.NBT.2 >4.NBT.4
Module 8 Lesson 4
Differentiation Activity
Students can use either the base-ten picture cards (Number Case) or the hundreds, tens, and ones cards to create numbers. Students will combine their numbers using the algorithm.
Hundreds Cards
Tens Cards
Ones Cards
Module 8 Lesson 4
Differentiation Activity
Students can use either the base-ten picture cards (Number Case) or the hundreds, tens, and ones cards to create numbers. Students will combine their numbers using the algorithm.
Hundreds Cards
Tens Cards
Ones Cards
Standard Addition Algorithm
3.NBT.2 >4.NBT.4
Module 8 Lesson 2 and 3
Differentiation Activity
Students will use the price tags and compare the prices that they see. They will select two tags that they feel will come the closest to $700. They can choose amounts between $250 and $1,300 and see which numbers, when added together, are the closest to those totals. They can use the algorithm template included if they need help.
Price Tags and Algorithm Template Lesson 2 Price Tags and Algorithm Template Lesson 3
Module 8 Lesson 2 and 3
Differentiation Activity
Students will use the price tags and compare the prices that they see. They will select two tags that they feel will come the closest to $700. They can choose amounts between $250 and $1,300 and see which numbers, when added together, are the closest to those totals. They can use the algorithm template included if they need help.
Price Tags and Algorithm Template Lesson 2 Price Tags and Algorithm Template Lesson 3
Addition Fun
3.NBT.2
Module 8 Lesson 1
Differentiation Activity/Fundamentals Game
Students take turn drawing card and add the numbers together using place value. They mark the answer with a counter and try to get four in a row before their partner.
Addition Fun Game
Module 8 Lesson 1
Differentiation Activity/Fundamentals Game
Students take turn drawing card and add the numbers together using place value. They mark the answer with a counter and try to get four in a row before their partner.
Addition Fun Game
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