This document outlines the units and lessons for a mathematics curriculum. Unit 2 focuses on adding and subtracting three-digit numbers. Unit 3 covers multiplying two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers up to 100. Unit 4 introduces halves and quarters, including representing them on number lines and sharing groups of objects equally. The document lists learning outcomes, competencies, content areas, learning strategies, and forms of assessment for each unit.
This document outlines the units and lessons for a mathematics curriculum. Unit 2 focuses on adding and subtracting three-digit numbers. Unit 3 covers multiplying two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers up to 100. Unit 4 introduces halves and quarters, including representing them on number lines and sharing groups of objects equally. The document lists learning outcomes, competencies, content areas, learning strategies, and forms of assessment for each unit.
This document outlines the units and lessons for a mathematics curriculum. Unit 2 focuses on adding and subtracting three-digit numbers. Unit 3 covers multiplying two-digit numbers by one-digit numbers up to 100. Unit 4 introduces halves and quarters, including representing them on number lines and sharing groups of objects equally. The document lists learning outcomes, competencies, content areas, learning strategies, and forms of assessment for each unit.
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Unit 2: Adding and subtracting three-digit numbers (34 periods)
Learning Outcomes Add and Subtract whole number up to 1,000 Competencies Contents Learning Strategies Assessment Add whole number up to 1,000 2.4. Addition of whole Let the students to add with regrouping Teacher anecdote on Subtract whole numbers up to 1,000 number up to 1,000 Use the standard algorithm to add 3-digit number students progress of Solve real-word problems on 2.5. Subtraction of whole Use a range of mental strategies based on partitioning and addition of number addition and subtraction numbers up to 1,000 2.6. Word problems combining to solve addition and subtraction problems with multi- involving addition digit whole numbers Oral question towards and subtraction Use the standard algorithm to add 3-digit number solving strategies of word Let students to subtract with trading eg. problems Provide simple word problems leading to addition of 2-digit numbers for student solve.
Unit 3: Multiplication up to 100(28 periods)
Learning Outcomes Multiply 2-dgit numbers by 1-digit number
multiply numbers up to 100 by 2 3.1 Revision of numbers to Support students to recall skip-counting and doubling Teacher anecdote on and 10 100 Use doubling concept for student to master multiplication by 2. students progress of Multiply whole numbers by 5 3.2 Multiplication by 2 up Use hundred charts to skip count by 2 and 10 multiplication of number to 20 Multiply numbers up to 100 by 3.3 Multiplication by 2 and 1-digit numbers 10 to 100 Solve word problems involving Oral question towards multiplication and division up to 3.4 Multiplication of whole Provide examples so that multiplying by 1 is clear for students to solving strategies of word Competencies Contents Learning Strategies Assessment 1,000 numbers up to 100 by 1 understand. problems 3.5 Multiplication of whole Establish multiplications as a repetitive addition numbers up to 100 by Use different strategies for developing multiplication skills like 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 • equal-sized groups, Paper test 3.6 Word problems • arrays, • area models, and • equal “jumps” on number lines, Provide word problems leading to multiplications and divisions
Unit 4: Halves and Quarters(20 Periods)
Learning Outcomes Understand equal sharing into halves and quarters Represent haves and quarters on number line Competencies Contents Learning Strategies Assessment Recognize equal shares Unit 4: Halves and Assist students to understand the concept sharing starting from -Request the students to Separate groups of concrete objects Quarters equal and unequal parts of concrete objects like fruits; folding explain how they can share 4.1. Halves different shapes of papers and then proceed to pictorial into halves objects into two. Represent haves using different representations. presentations Observe students how they fold papers and probe them to fold in different direction, for instance squares shapes have been folded vertically, Provide even number of objects like counters so that they put them horizontally or diagonally in two separate groupsthrough adding one to each group one by one or even using two until there are no more objects left, in sharing the objects it can be diagonals and vertically opposite parts of the shape saying as “one for me” and “one for you” Provide different shapes of paper so that the students fold to find Provide number of objects half of the given shapes. and observe students how Provide different pictures and guide the students to shade halves on they find half of them and pictures like study them how they are connecting their previous experience of sharing.
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