Long Division (Singapore Method) Created by Katrina Brooke, Alicia Irg, Sioned Seeley-Cavers Grades:Â 4, 5 Learning Objective:Â By the end of the lesson, students will be able to visually represent and apply the Singapore method of long division to solve division of two-digit numbers by single-digit numbers, scaffolded into more complex problems. …
Sioned Seeley-Cavers TWO’S COMPANY, THREE’S A CROWD In basketball players are need to be able to dodge defensemen, navigate around moving players, and judge where to pass the ball. In previous lessons students practiced dribbling and shooting hoops. Today’s lesson in basketball, students will learn offensive and defensive skills and …
Tessa Webb This lesson could precede a racquet sport (ie badminton) activity, running activity, or a team sport activity (soccer, football, floor hockey, etc) as it warms up the leg muscles and prepares students for running and moving forward and laterally. Alternatively, it could be used before a low energy …
Denee Nickel The lesson would focus on a team sport, preferably basketball, as it involves throwing and catching a ball. The focus would be on working as a team and movement concepts such as spatial awareness, effort awareness, and relationships with others and objects. This could fall under the Big …
Subtraction “War” Card Game Taylor Schollen Subtraction War How to play: Materials Needed: Deck of cards Shuffle a deck of cards and hand out an equal amount to each player. Preferably two people but more can be added to make the game more challenging. Each player then flips over two …
Everyday Math John Titanic Everyday math video In this entertaining and interactive math activity students are encouraged to solve everyday problems dealing with time and money. The purpose of this activity is to allow students the opportunity to practice their grade 4 math skills while also showing them that these …
Money in the Bank Nick Kruks & Connor Waddell Money in the Bank Money drives the world’s economies, buys you a home, and gets you milk at the store. Love it or hate it, money has been around for centuries and doesn’t show any signs of leaving soon. To better …
Mathematical Learning Object: Math Jeopardy Eliza Beaudry Math Object – Jeopardy table and Qs I love Jeopardy because it can be used with virtually any subject! I designed this game loosely off the rules for Jeopardy, for a Grade 4 math level. The purpose of this game is to review …
Jessica Perkins & Anne Berland I Have, Who Has_ Grade 3 Version I Have, Who Has_ Grade 4 Version Introduction/Explanation For this learning object we have created two “I Have, Who Has?” card decks. These decks are a way to practice math facts as a class, or in small groups, …
Janel Manerikar “Cheerios for Baby Jo” is a short video designed to get students reflecting mathematically through reasonable estimation, identifying patterns as well as using decimals and fractions and financial literacy. The video is made to suit the Grade 4 math curriculum, but could be tailored to suit other grades. …
