Lesson Plan : Addition and Subtraction Facts

Teacher Name:
 Shirley Kelley
Grade:
 Grade 2
Subject:
 Math

Topic:
 Addition and Subtraction Facts
Content:
 Addition Facts 0-6 (2 min.) Addition Facts 7-10 (6 min.) Addition Facts 0-10 (5 min.) Subtraction Facts 0-6 (2 min.) Subtraction Facts 7-10 (3 min.) Subtraction Facts 0-10 (5 min.)
Goals:
 Students will be able to complete addition and subtraction problems at an accuracy level of 95% on timed tests.
Objectives:
 Students will complete addition facts 0-6 in 2 minutes at an accuracy level of 95% by the end of the week. Students will complete addition facts 7-10 in 6 minutes at an accuracy level of 95% by the end of the week. Students will complete addition facts 0-10 in 5 minutes at an accuracy level of 95% by the end of the unit. Students will complete subtraction facts 0-6 in 2 minutes at an accuracy level of 95% by day four of the unit. Students will complete subtraction facts 7-10 in 3 minutes at an accuracy level of 95% by the third lesson. Students will complete subtraction facts 0-10 in 5 minutes at an accuracy level of 95% by the last day of the unit plan.
Materials:
 Addition and subtraction fact sheets Timer Pencil math manipulatives math related book
Introduction:
 Read book. Give worksheet as pretest ( not timed).
Development:
 Use manipulatives to demonstrate addition/subtraction facts. Teach students to use manipulatives to add/subtract numbers on the handouts.
Practice:
 Test students' understanding by using addition/subtraction flash cards to quiz students and to encourage them to answer quickly. Repeat until students answer fluently and accurately.
Accommodations:
 Pick problems from the test and ask students to demonstrate how to do the problem using manipulatives. Give the timed posttest a second time or more if needed to meet 95% level of accuracy.
Checking For Understanding:
 Grade pretest and post test. Compare scores on pretest and first post test. Give posttest until 95% level of accuracy is met.
Closure:
 Use jelly beans to demonstrate addition/subtraction facts and allow students to eat jellybeans when finished.
Evaluation:
 Compare pretest and post test. If multiple post tests are administered, compare post tests.
Teacher Reflections:
 

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