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Continuing the Conversation. Continuing the Conversation. Cathy Fosnot. Minilessons for Multiplication and Division. A warm–up mental math string. 100 x 13 2 x 13 102 x 13 99 x 13 14 x 99 199 x 34. What strategy does this string support? What big ideas underlie this strategy?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Continuing the Conversation

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Continuing the Conversation

Cathy Fosnot

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Minilessons for Multiplication and Division

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A warm–up mental math string100 x 132 x 13102 x 1399 x 1314 x 99199 x 34

What strategy does this string support?

What big ideas underlie this strategy?

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Pictures for early multiplication

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Small Group DiscussionsWhat strategies

would you expect to see?

How would you represent them?

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Count by onesSkip count2 x 6 = 4 x 3 = 6

x 22 x 9 = 2 x 3 x 3

= 6 x 3 Associative

property

How many apples? How many lemons?

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How many tiles in each patio?The furniture

obscures some of the tiles possibly providing a constraint to counting by ones and supporting the development of the distributive property

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The Landscape of Learning

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Let’s go to a classroom…

Cdrom, minilesson folder (first), 3rd page

Video clip #53

Click icon to add picture

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Did anyone try minilessons like these, with pictures? Did you find any nice pictures in magazines that you could use?

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Here’s one that I found.

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Grade 46 x 812 x 812 x 424 x 23 x 1618 x 50

What’s the focus of the string?

A) doubling and halving

B) associative property

C) distributive property

D) using friendly numbers

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How could you show doubling and halving strategies on an array?

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Let’s go to a classroom…

Cdrom, minilesson folder (first), 1st page

Video clip #16

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Grade 4170 / 1734 / 17204 / 17357 / 17323 / 17

What’s the focus of the string?

A) distributive property for multiplication

B) partial quotientsC) simplifyingD) A and B

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For the last problem, 323/17, if a child said I got 19 because I took 17 away from 340, how would you represent that using an open array?

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17

20 -1

340-17

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Let’s go to a classroom…

Cdrom, minilesson folder (second), 3rd page

Video clip #330

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Has anyone tried a minilesson like this?

Any struggles with representing?

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Grade 5100 / 4200 / 4200 / 8400 / 16800 / 32300 / 12900 / 18

What’s the focus of the string?

A) distributive property

B) simplifyingC) splittingD) using landmark

numbers

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How does this string help with fractions?

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Folder 2, page 5Clip 236

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Landscape of Learning

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Time for further questions…

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Have fun with minilessons….