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ES Mathematics: JG1

UNITS

Unit:
  • Number Names and Counting
Essential Questions:
  • How can counting help us learn number names?
  • How can we use objects to count and recognize numbers?
  • How do numbers help us understand more about the world around us?
  • How do patterns help us understand and count numbers?
  • How can we use counting and numbers to solve simple math problems?
  • What strategies can we use to remember and recognize numbers?
  • How can we use counting and numbers to predict what will happen next?
  • What is the connection between counting and learning number names?
  • How do numbers help us understand the importance of order?
  • How is counting related to solving real-world problems?
Unit:
  • Number Sense
Essential Questions:
  • How can numbers be used to represent and compare different quantities?
  • How can numbers be manipulated to complete mathematical operations?
  • How can objects be used to represent and compare different quantities?
  • How can images be used to represent and compare different quantities?
  • What are the best strategies for counting, sorting, and ordering objects?
  • How can students recognize and name numbers up to 20?
  • How can students identify and create patterns in numbers?
  • How can students use problem solving strategies to solve math problems?
  • What strategies can be used to solve math word problems?
  • How can students use numbers to estimate and measure?
Unit:
  • Fractions
Essential Questions:
  • What is a fraction?
  • How do fractions help us understand the world around us?
  • How do fractions help us solve math problems?
  • How can we represent fractions using objects or pictures?
  • How can we compare fractions?
  • How do fractions help us understand the concept of sharing?
  • How can real-world objects be divided into fractions?
Unit:
  • 2D and 3D Shapes
Essential Questions:
  • How can basic shapes form more complex objects?
  • How can shapes be used to solve problems?
  • How do 2D and 3D shapes differ?
  • What properties can you identify in each shape?
  • How can you measure the area and perimeter of shapes?
  • What patterns can be seen when exploring 2D and 3D shapes?
  • How can 2D and 3D shapes be combined to create new objects?
  • How can shapes be used to represent information?
Unit:
  • Data Collection
Essential Questions:
  • What can we learn from collecting data?
  • How can data be organized and presented?
  • How do we tell if the data is accurate?
  • How can we use data to draw conclusions?
  • What strategies can we use to collect data?
  • How can we use data to compare and contrast different groups or objects?
  • How can we use data to solve problems?
  • How can we use data to make decisions?
Unit:
  • Problem Solving and Communicating
Essential Questions:
  • What strategies can we use to solve math problems?
  • How can we use language to explain our thoughts while solving math problems?
  • How can we share our problem-solving strategies with others?
  • What happens when we collaborate to solve math problems?
  • How can we use patterns to solve math problems?
  • What challenges do we face when trying to solve math problems?
  • How can we encourage and support one another when solving math problems?
  • How does communication help us solve math problems?
Unit:
  • Addition and Subtraction
Essential Questions:
  • How are numbers connected to each other through a variety of relationships?
  • What does it mean to add and subtract numbers?
  • How can we solve addition and subtraction problems?
  • What strategies can we use to help us remember how to add and subtract?
  • How can we use objects to help us learn addition and subtraction?
  • How can we use pictures to help us solve addition and subtraction problems?
  • What are the differences between addition and subtraction?
  • How can we use our knowledge of addition and subtraction to solve real-world problems?
Unit:
  • Place Value
Essential Questions:
  • How can place value help us understand how quantities are connected?
  • How can we represent numbers using digits?
  • What is the value of each digit in a number?
  • What is the base-10 system and how is it used?
  • How can we use place value to compare and order numbers?
Unit:
  • Attributes of Objects/Events
Essential Questions:
  • What is an attribute?
  • What are some attributes of different objects or events?
  • How can we use attributes to help us distinguish between objects and events?
  • How can we use attributes to compare and sort objects and events?
  • How do different people identify attributes of objects and events?
  • What is the importance of recognizing attributes of objects and events?
  • How can recognizing attributes help us in solving problems?
Unit:
  • Problem Solving and Reasoning
Essential Questions:
  • What does it look like to solve a problem?
  • How can we use our math skills to solve problems?
  • How can we develop our problem solving skills?
  • How do different strategies help us solve problems?
  • What steps do we take to reason and explain our thinking?
  • How do we use our counting skills to solve problems?
  • How can we use visual representations to solve problems?
  • What does it mean to think logically when solving a problem?
  • How does understanding patterns help us solve problems?
  • How can problems help us understand math concepts?

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