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MATHEMATICS: NUMBER

The number series provides lessons for first through middle school grades and gives students rich experiences with number concepts. Programs focus on reasoning and generalizations. Pre and Post Tests are available.

 

Staff Development:
Teaching Number Concepts (K-8)

One 60-minute staff development program

This staff development program helps teachers identify important properties of number that help build a firm foundation for understanding geometry and algebra. Program design, teacher guides, and online opportunities for students, teachers, and parents are explored. Strategies and resources are presented to help students learn how to use technology as a tool for processing information, visualizing and solving problems, exploring and testing conjectures, accessing data, and verifying solutions.

Assessement tools have been developed to be used in conjunction with TEAMS Mathematics modules.
Assessment Video:
Assessing students in a standards-based system

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Student Programs:
Number Concepts for Primary Grades (Grades 1-2)

Six 30-minute student programs

This module introduces primary students to the properties of number. Lessons help them develop an understanding of the multiple relationships among whole numbers and the effects of operations on those numbers. Topics include: Representing Numbers, Part-Part-Whole Concepts, Operations on Numbers and Understanding Place Value.

Related Assessment Tools: Grades 1-2, Number Concepts for Primary Grades


Student Programs:
Number in My World (Grades 3-4)

Six 30-minute student programs

This module focuses on understanding fractions. Students in grades 3 and 4 are introduced to a variety of models that include an area model, linear model and a sharing model. Throughout the module, students represent and compare fractions. Students add and subtract simple fractions in context. They compare fraction equivalence represented by drawings or concrete materials. Topics include: Representing Fractions (area model), Understanding Fractions (area model, Adding & Subtracting Fractions, Working with Fractions (sharing model), Equivalent (linear model), Fractions and Fractions/Decimals Connection.

Related Assessment Tools: Grades 3-4, Number in My World


Student Programs:
Turn On to Number (Grades 5-6)

Six 30 minute student programs

This module introduces students in grades 5 and 6 to the properties of number with an emphasis on fractions and decimals. Students use concrete models to build their understanding of concepts. They solve problems encountered in their world that involve multiplication and division of fractions. Topics include: Multiples, Primes, and Composites, Composing & Decomposing Fractions, Understanding Fractional Relationships, Operations on Fractions (multiplication & division), comparing Fractions and Decimals and Everyday Fractions.

Related Assessment Tools: Grades 5-6, Turn On to Number


Student Programs:
Number Concepts for Middle School (Grades 6-8)

Six 30 minute student programs

This module introduces students in grades 6-8 to several ways of representing numbers and relationships among numbers. Lessons build and expand on heir informal experiences with numbers. Students develop the ability to make comparisons of quantitative information. Topics include: Powers &Exponents, Factors & Multiples, Generalizations, Rational Numbers, Proportional Reasoning, and Problem Solving Involving Proportions.

Related Assessment Tools: Grades 6-8, Number Concepts for Middle School


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