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Module Focus Grade 3 Module 2 Participant Poll 2 Classroom teacher School leader Principal District leader BOCES representative Session Objective 3 Prepare to implement the module and differentiate as necessary ID: 617548

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Slide1

A Story of Units

Module Focus

Grade 3 Module 2Slide2

Participant Poll

2

Classroom teacher

School leader

Principal

District leader

BOCES representativeSlide3

Session Objective

3

Prepare to implement the module and differentiate as necessary.Slide4

AGENDA

4

Study the Progressions Documents

Examine the Module Overview and Assessments

Explore Selected Lessons

Implement the ModuleSlide5

5Slide6

Geometric Measurement Progression Study

6

Read the Geometric Measurement Progression (p. 18-19)

Read the text of 3.MD.1 and 3.MD.2 in the margin on p. 18

How does the sequence of the first eleven lessons in Module 2 express the progressions and standards?

What will the students need to have mastered

in 2

nd

grade to be successful in this module?Slide7

Numbers in Base Ten Progression Study

7

Read the

Numbers in Base Ten Progression

(p.

11)

Read the text of

3.NBT.1

and

3.NBT.2

in the margin on p.

11

How does the sequence of the

second half of lessons

in Module 2 express the

NBT progressions and standards?

How do the Geometric Measurement concepts carry through to make the Module cohesive?Slide8

AGENDA

8

Study the Progressions Documents

Examine the Module Overview and Assessments

Explore Selected Lessons

Implement the ModuleSlide9

Review of Module Structure

9Slide10

Module Overview

10

Read the descriptive

narrative and underline key phrases

Summarize the major learning of the module in 1-2 sentences

What’s different about the way these concepts are presented?Slide11

Module Overview

11

A quick look at the components…

Descriptive narrative

(we just read this)

Distribution of Instructional Minutes

Focus Grade Level Standards, Foundational Standards, and Standards for Mathematical Practices

Overview of Module Topics and Lesson Objectives

Terminology

Suggested Tools and Representations

Scaffolds

Assessment SummarySlide12

Mid-Module Assessment and Rubric

12

Do the assessment

Get to know the rubric by checking your work

Analyze the standards alignmentSlide13

End-of-Module Assessment and Rubric

13

Do the assessment

Get to know the rubric by checking your work

Analyze

the standards alignment

Compare the End-of-Module Assessment with the sequence of lesson objectivesSlide14

Module Assessments: Reflection

14

What growth will students make in this module?Slide15

Analyzing Mistakes to Guide Instruction

15

1. Did the

student struggle

only with multiplication?

2. Did the

student struggle only with

division?

3. Did the student struggle with multiplication and division?

4. Did the

student struggle with a particular factor?

5. Did

the student consistently miss problems with the unknown in a particular position? Slide16

Support the Identified Need

16

Which

fluency activities

might

you:

Use to review

a

concept?

B

uild

into future

lessons?

Why did you choose those activities?Slide17

Lunch Break

17Slide18

AGENDA

18

Study the Progressions Documents

Examine

the Module

Overview and Assessments

Explore Selected Lessons

Implement

the ModuleSlide19

Topic Openers

19

Read the descriptive narrative.

What is useful to know for implementation?Slide20

Topic Openers

20

How does each topic contribute to the overall instructional goal of the module?

How are the Topic Openers useful as a planning tool?

What is the relationship between the Topic Opener and the other components of the module?Slide21

Topic C Opener

21

How does

Topic C contribute to

the overall instructional goal of the module?

How

does Topic C bridge the concepts from the first half of the module (Topics A and B) to the second half (Topics D and E)?Slide22

Topic C Lesson Study

22

Fluency Practice

Application Problems

Concept Development

Student DebriefSlide23

Fluency

23

Rename the tens

9 tens = _______

10 tens = _______

12 tens = _______

27 tens = _______

87

tens =

_______

84

tens = _______

79

tens =

_______

113 tens =_______Slide24

Watch the Module in Action!

24Slide25

Concept Development

25

73 mL

70 = 7 tens

80 = 8 tens

75 = 7 tens 5 ones

73 = 7 tens 3 onesSlide26

Problem Set 12

26

Let’s Measure!Slide27

27

Station1

: Pad of PaperSlide28

28

Station 1:

PencilSlide29

29

Station

2:

BoxSlide30

30

Station

2:

ChimpSlide31

31

15 mL

20 mL

25 mL

30 mL

 

10 mL

mL

35

mL

Station

3:

Beaker ASlide32

32

Station

3:

Beaker B

15 mL

20 mL

25 mL

30 mL

 

10 mL

mL

35

mLSlide33

33

Station

4:

Clock ASlide34

34

Station

4:

Clock B

Slide35

Lessons 13-14

35

How does each lesson add new complexity to the topic?

Which concepts do you find most challenging?

How would you differentiate these lessons to tailor them to your students?Slide36

Applying Rounding to Estimation

36

Problem 1: Estimate the sum of 362 + 159 by rounding.Slide37

37

Problem

2:

Round the sum of 296 + 609. Slide38

38

Problem

3:

Estimate 362

189 by rounding. Slide39

39

2. Janet watches a movie that is 94 minutes long on Friday night. She watches a movie that is 151 minutes long on Saturday night.

 

a)

Decide

how to round the minutes. Then estimate the total minutes

Janet watched on

Friday and Saturday.

 

b) How much time does Janet

actually

spend watching movies?

 

  

c)

Explain

whether your estimated sum is close to the actual sum. Round

in a different

way and see which estimate is closer.Slide40

40Slide41

Lesson Debrief

41

Think about a colleague who is unfamiliar with Module 2.

What 3 things would you tell them about the way Topic C concepts are presented?Slide42

Topic C Key Points

42

Measurement

contextualizes

rounding

Place

value sets the foundation for rounding

Students use the vertical number line for

rounding

Students apply rounding to estimation in real-world scenariosSlide43

AGENDA

43

Study the Progressions Documents

Examine the Module Overview and Assessments

Explore Selected Lessons

Implement the ModuleSlide44

Groups

44

School Site

District

BOCES

Students

ELL

SpEd

Gifted/Advanced

A perfect mixSlide45

As you talk, consider…

45

Implementation challenges and solutions

Differentiating (for adults or students)

Your own next stepsSlide46

Takeaways

46

I now know…

I need to figure out…

The first thing I’ll do is…Slide47

Review Session Objective

47

Prepare

to implement the module and differentiate as

necessary.Slide48

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Pulse Check

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http://www.engageny.org/resource/network-team-institute-materials-july-8-12-2013

and

fill out the online plus-delta for the

P-5 Math

session.

Thank You!