The problem below was similar to one that appeared on the EQAO test. Students needed to figure out how many students were in Group A. The question told them how many students were in Group B and C as well as the total number of students. Students also needed to complete the scale. Students worked in partners to work on this problem.  To consolidate our learning, we sorted our solutions based on strategy (addition, addition and subtraction, using a hundreds chart and manipulatives)  Using addition and skip counting to solve the problem:  Explanations on how students arrived at their solutions:   |
|
|
Welcome! Welcome to our class blog. My name is Mr. Johnson. You can e-mail me at:pmjohnson@scdsb.on.ca You can also call me at Maple Grove PS (however please do not use my voicemail as it is not working correctly). Teachers: Mr. Johnson- Language, Math, Gym, Visual Arts Mr. Candlelino- Music, Drama, Dance Ms. Gidge- Social Studies, Science Google Classroom iPad AppsLiteracy at homeExplore Non-Fiction
 Britannica School (login: simcodsb password: simc7729) Tumblebooks (login: SCDSB password books)Skillwise Red Fish (K-1) Raz-Kids The Magic Key- Interactive stories that reinforce punctuation and other skills Variety of Language Games Bitstrips (class code: goo011) Grammar
Practice Your Sight Words! Pre-Primer Primer Grade 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Practice your sight words with these audio power point books! Making Words Make words with the Word Wizard |
