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ITL 608
January 2020
Rhonda Huston, Jessica Louie, Elise Maygren
Unpacking the Standard
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.OA.B.2
Operations and Algebraic Thinking
● Using mental strategies students will know from memory all sums of two one-digit
numbers
● Students can demonstrate their ability to add and subtract within 20.
Unpacking the Standard
Prior Knowledge Nouns (know) Verbs (do) Materials, Tools,
Strategies, Questions
● Add ● Strategies ● Add Materials
● Subtract ● sums ● Subtract ● Doc camera
● Whole numbers ● numbers ● Memorize ● Ten-Frame card
● Use appropriate ● Find the sum game
math vocabulary Tools
such as: add, ● counting blocks
subtract, more, ● White boards
less, equal, ● Markers
putting together, Strategies
taking from, ● Partner share
taking apart ● Visualize/memoriz
e numbers 0-20
● Associate numbers
on a ten-frame to
the numbers 5 and
10
Questions
● How can we add or
subtract using
ten-frames?
Focus Student #1: English Language Learners
● Parents from the Philippines ● Help make sure basic needs are
● Social met.
● Works well with peers ● Seek support of principal to
● Enjoys playing and organizing help with parent involvement.
Pokemon card games ● Provide additional emotional
● Catches on quickly to math support and time.
concepts
Standard: Big Questions: Prior Knowledge:
Understand
What is a sum? What is a relationship
difference? How are they between addition
Fluently add and subtract within different? and subtraction
20 using mental strategies. By How can we we break apart
end of Grade 2, know from memory numbers?
all sums of two one-digit What numbers can be combined and Content Misconceptions:
numbers (2013). memorized to create 20?
● Confuse
strategies
● Forget to use
Skills: Knowledge/Content: effective
methods
Focus Student 3:
Students can perform multiple strategies on their desk
using base ten blocks, pictures, number line, or any other
number sentence that they feel comfortable with. Once they Allow for students to work
represent the correct answer they can move onto the next with peer partners or in a
problem. “quiet space” if necessary.
Resources & References
● California Department of Education. (2013). California Common Core State
Standards (Mathematics). Sacramento, CA.
● Lakeshore, 2016,Ten-Frames Cards, www.lakeshorelearning.com