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Eureka Math – 3rd – Lesson 12
Fractions on a number line – How can fractions be placed on a number line? Join Ms. Roose as she partitions and labels number lines to represent any fraction between 0 and 1. Students will need a whiteboard and marker or a pencil and paper.
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Eureka Math – 3rd – Lesson 11
Comparing fractions – How can number lines represent fractions? In this lesson, Ms. Roose uses fraction strips to partition and label a number line. Students will need their fraction strips as well as a whiteboard and marker or a pencil and paper.
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Reading ELD – 3rd – Lesson 8
Similar and opposite words – Learn words that have similar and opposite meanings and about a Colorado suffragette. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
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Read With Me At Home – 3rd – Lesson 12
Reading nonfiction – Read nonfiction and learn about the 44th President of the United States, Mr. Barack Obama!
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Reading ELD – 3rd – Lesson 7
Homophones – Learn homophones, words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. This lesson is for 2nd and 3rd grade students who are learning English and have intermediate to advanced English skills.
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Eureka Math – 3rd – Lesson 10
Show the same fraction different ways – Can the same equal part represent more than one unit fraction? Join Ms. Roose as she identifies fractional parts in different ways depending on the designation of the whole.
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Read With Me At Home – 3rd – Lesson 10
Nonfiction Dr. Martin Luther King – Learn about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in nonfiction text.
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Read With Me At Home – 3rd – Lesson 11
Features of nonfiction text – Meet the inventor Thomas Edison and learn about nonfiction text features!
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Eureka Math – 3rd – Lesson 7
Compare fractions – How can we compare fractions? Join Ms. Roose as she partitions wholes into unit fractions and reasons about their size.
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Eureka Math – 3rd – Lesson 8
Compare fractions with different wholes – How can we compare fractions when our wholes are different? Join Ms. Roose as she explores comparing fractions with uniquely shaped wholes.
