Park City Mathematics Institute Elementary Abstracts

Grade Level: Kindergarten through Grade 2

Subject: Mathematics

Topic: Place Value K-2

Authors: Amy TerEick and Deb Guthrie

 

This training module for teachers focuses on the progression of place value understanding Kindergarten through Grade 2 as outlined in the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics. Activities and resources are included for each of the grade levels. All activities incorporate the Standards for Mathematical Practice.

 

download zipped folder placevaluek2.zip [username/password required]

 

Grade Level: Grades 3 - 5

Subject: Mathematics

Topic: Multiplication Progression Grades 3 - 5

Authors: Gail Englert and Monica Tienda

 

This training module focuses on the multiplication progression for grades 3 through 5 and will help teachers facilitate student understanding of multiplication with whole numbers through activities and problems using equal groups, arrays, and area models. Participants will use properties of operations and a variety of strategies to calculate products.

 

download zipped folder multiplication.zip [username/password required]

 

Grade Level: Grades 3 - 5

Subject: Mathematics

Topic: Fractions

Authors: Annemarie Newhouse and Greta Anderson

 

This training module addresses the progression of fraction concepts, but not procedures in grades 3 through 5. It hones in on unit fractions, fraction equivalence and comparing fractions. Included are content videos developed by Illustrative Mathematics coupled with rich tasks that teachers can adapt to their classrooms.

 

download zipped folder fractions.zip [username/password required]

 

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