This document outlines a lesson plan on subtracting whole numbers. The enduring understanding is that subtraction means taking one number away from another and is the opposite of addition. The essential questions focus on defining subtraction, identifying parts of subtraction sentences, estimating differences, subtracting with and without regrouping, and solving word problems involving subtraction. The assessment will involve students completing subtraction tables to demonstrate their understanding. The learning experiences involve reviewing concepts, example problems, group activities, assignments, and quizzes over 4 days to help students master subtracting whole numbers.
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This document outlines a lesson plan on subtracting whole numbers. The enduring understanding is that subtraction means taking one number away from another and is the opposite of addition. The essential questions focus on defining subtraction, identifying parts of subtraction sentences, estimating differences, subtracting with and without regrouping, and solving word problems involving subtraction. The assessment will involve students completing subtraction tables to demonstrate their understanding. The learning experiences involve reviewing concepts, example problems, group activities, assignments, and quizzes over 4 days to help students master subtracting whole numbers.
This document outlines a lesson plan on subtracting whole numbers. The enduring understanding is that subtraction means taking one number away from another and is the opposite of addition. The essential questions focus on defining subtraction, identifying parts of subtraction sentences, estimating differences, subtracting with and without regrouping, and solving word problems involving subtraction. The assessment will involve students completing subtraction tables to demonstrate their understanding. The learning experiences involve reviewing concepts, example problems, group activities, assignments, and quizzes over 4 days to help students master subtracting whole numbers.
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This document outlines a lesson plan on subtracting whole numbers. The enduring understanding is that subtraction means taking one number away from another and is the opposite of addition. The essential questions focus on defining subtraction, identifying parts of subtraction sentences, estimating differences, subtracting with and without regrouping, and solving word problems involving subtraction. The assessment will involve students completing subtraction tables to demonstrate their understanding. The learning experiences involve reviewing concepts, example problems, group activities, assignments, and quizzes over 4 days to help students master subtracting whole numbers.
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UBD Template in MATHEMATICS 2
Topic: Subtraction of Whole Numbers
Stage 1 : Desired Results Enduring Understanding Essential Question/s Students will understand that… 1. What process/operation means to Subtraction means to take away take away one number from another one number from another number. number and it is the opposite process of addition? Subtraction is the opposite process of addition. 2. What are the parts of a subtraction sentence? To solve a number sentence that involves addition and subtraction, 3. What is the difference between an add or subtract starting from the left. estimated difference and an exact Arrange the given numbers vertically difference? to make addition and subtraction easier. 4. How will you estimate the difference of two numbers? To solve a two-step word problem, they must answer first the hidden 5. How will you subtract whole question to get the information that numbers without regrouping? is not given in the problem. 6. How will you subtract whole Students will know…. numbers with regrouping? The number from which they subtract is the minuend. The 7. How will you subtract numbers number being subtracted is the with zeros in the minuend? subtrahend. The answer in subtraction is called the difference. 8. What are the steps to follow in solving word problems involving Addition can be used to check the subtraction of whole numbers? answer in subtraction. 9. What are the steps in solving two- To subtract whole numbers without step word problems? regrouping, subtract starting with the digits in the lowest place value. Students will be able to…. Know what subtraction means. To subtract whole numbers with regrouping, subtract starting with the Identify the parts of a subtraction digits in the lowest place value. sentence. Regroup if the digit in the minuend is less than the corresponding digit in Differentiate subtraction from the subtrahend. addition.
When subtracting four- to five- digit Subtract whole numbers without or
numbers with zeros in the minuend, with regrouping. regroup the digits. Subtract starting with the digits in the lowest place Subtract whole numbers with zeros in value. the minuend.
An estimated difference is an Estimate difference of two numbers.
answer closest to the exact difference. Solve word problems involving subtraction of whole numbers. There are steps to follow in solving word problems involving subtraction Solve two-step word problems. of whole numbers.
A two-step word problem requires
two operations. Stage 2 : Assessment Evidence Performance Task: Project- Criteria: making Grading of project is point system. Goal(s): Each column and row corresponds to Complete the given subtraction points which will be discussed during tables with accuracy. the completion. Role: Apply what you have learned in subtraction of whole numbers. Audience: The teacher only who facilitates the activity. Situation: The students will apply what they have learned in subtracting whole numbers by completing the subtraction tables given by their teacher. Performance: The students will draw/copy the given subtraction tables in a long bond paper and they will complete it.
Stage 3: Learning Experiences
Day 1: Recalling/reviewing the past lessons. Asking essential questions and integration of values. Reading and presenting the problem. Discussion or solving the problem. Giving similar examples.
Day 2: Solving some exercises. Conducting group activities.
Day 3: Checking of assignments. Taking a quiz about the lesson.
Day 4 (for difficult lessons): Solving some exercises. Taking a quiz.
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