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1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Aug First Day of School U1 L1 Count Aloud Through 500 U1 L2 Read Whole Numbers U1 L3 Write Numerals Aug. 28-Sept 1 U1 L4 Identify Place Value U1 L5 Use Expanded Form U1 L6 Model Addition U1 L7 Place Value and Regrouping U1 L8 Optional- Your Choice Sept. 4-8 No School U1 L9 Compare Numbers U1 L10 Comparing and Ordering U1 L11 Order Whole Numbers U1 L12 Read Number Words Sept U1 L13 Unit Review U1 L14 Your Choice U1 L15 Unit Checkpoint U2 L1 Time to the Nearest Quarter U2 L2 Time Relationships Sept U2 L3 Elapsed Time U2 L4 Your Choice U2 L5 Find the Value of Coins U2 L6 Dollar and Cents Symbols U2 L7 Decimal Notation for Money Sept Oct. 2-6 U2 L8 Fewest Bills and Coins U3 L2 Addition Computation Through 500 U2 L9 How Much Money? U2 L10 Unit Review U2 L11 Unit Checkpoint U3 L3 Finding the Difference U3 L4 Subtraction and the = Symbol U3 L5 Your Choice U3 L1 Addition and Subtraction U3 L6 Decompose Numbers Oct U3 L7 Make and Break Numbers U3 L8 Break Up Numbers U3 L9 Your Choice U3 L10 Breaking to Subtract U3 L11 Decompose to Subtract Oct U3 L12 Choose Friendly Numbers U3 L13 Unit Review U3 L14 Your Choice No School No School Oct U3 L15 Unit Checkpoint U4 L1 Opposite Operations U4 L2 Mental Math + and - U4 L3 Strategies to Add and Subtract No School Oct. 30-Nov. 3 U4 L4 Subtraction Stratagies U4 L5 Add and Subtract Related U4 L6 Unit Review U4 L7 Your Choice U4 L8 Unit Checkpoint
2 Nov U5 L1 Inches U5 L2 Centimeters U5 L3 Your Choice U5 L4 Estimate Length Nov U5 L6 Capacity U5 L7 Unit Review U5 L8 Your Choice U5 L9 Unit Checkpoint U5 L5 Compare Measurements U6 L1 Addition Problem Solving Nov U6 L2 Subtraction Problem Solving U6 L3 Modeling Story No School No School No School Nov. 27-Dec. 1 U6 L4 Your Choice U6 L5 Problem Solving U6 L6 Problem Solving Combining U6 L7 Problem Solving w/ Change U6 L8 Change Story Dec. 4-8 U6 L9 Your Choice U6 L10 Compare to Solve U6 L11 Compare Amounts to Solve U6 L12 Make Equal Amounts U6 L13 Equalize Story Dec U6 L14 Unit Review U6 L15 Your Choice U6 L16 Unit Checkpoint U7 L1 Story U7 L2 More Story Dec U7 L3 Problem Solving Check U7 L4 Your Choice U7 L5 Explain Problem Solutions No School No School Dec No School No School No School No School No School Jan. 2-5 No School U7 L6 Justify Procedures U7 L7 Justify Solutions U7 L8 Your Choice U7 L9 Create Story Jan U7 L10 Make Your Own U7 L11 Similar Story U7 L12 Classify Story U7 L13 Different Kinds of U7 L14 Unit Review Jan No School No School U7 L15 Your Choice U8 L1 Semester Review U8 L2 Your Choice Jan U8 L3 Semester 1 Checkpoint U9 L1 Count Aloud Through 1,000 U9 L2 Read Numbers - 1,000 U9 L3 Write Numbers - 1,000 U9 L4 Represent Numbers - 1,000
3 Jan. 29-Feb. 2 U9 L5 Work with Numbers - 1,000 U9 L6 Model Numbers - 1,000 U9 L7 Your Choice U9 L8 Place Value Through 1,000 U9 L9 Standard to Expanded Form Feb. 5-9 U9 L10 Expanded to Standard Form U9 L11 Compare and Order Numbers U9 L12 Unit Review U9 L13 Your Choice U9 L14 Unit Checkpoint Feb U10 L1 Plane Figures U10 L2 Solid Figures U10 L3 Build and Take Apart Shapes U10 L4 Unit Review U10 L5 Your Choice Feb No School U10 L6 Plane and Solid Figures U11 L1 Sums and Differences U11 L2 Story - 1,000 U11 L3 Compare and Equalize Feb. 26-March 2 U11 L4 Your Choice U11 L5 Write Story U11 L6 Find Similar and Difference U11 L7 Check Story U11 L8 Explain Ops to Solve March 5-9 U11 L9 Choose the Problem U11 L10 Unit Review U11 L11 Your Choice U11 L12 Unit Checkpoint U12 L1 Model Multipl. with Arrays March U12 L2 Repeated Addition U12 L3 Model and Solve Multipl. U12 L4 Linear Patterns U12 L5 Number Patterns U12 L6 Your Choice March U12 L7 Represent Multiplication U12 L8 Multiply by 2 U12 L9 Your Choice U12 L10 2's Facts No School March No School No School No School No School No School April 2-6 U12 L11 Multiply by 10 U12 L12 10s Facts U12 L13 Multiply by 5 U12 L14 5's Facts U12 L15 Unit Review April 9-13 U12 L16 Your Choice U12 L17 Unit Checkpoint U13 L1 Multipl. Order and Rules U13 L2 Commutative U13 L3 Associative Property April U13 L4 Use Properties U13 L5 Unit Review U13 L6 Your Choice U13 L7 Unit Checkpoint U14 L1 Division Repeated Subtract
4 April U14 L2 Division Repeated Subtract U14 L3 Division Equal Sharing U14 L4 Equal Share Division U14 L5 Represent Division U14 L6 Remainders in Division April 30-May 4 U14 L7 Unit Review U14 L8 Your Choice U14 L9 Unit Checkpoint U15 L1 Display Data U15 L2 Data Questions May 7-11 U15 L3 Use Data to Solve U15 L4 Range and Mode of Data U15 L5 Unit Review U15 L6 Your Choice U15 L7 Unit Checkpoint May U16 L1 Fractional Parts of a Whole U16 L2 Fractional Parts of a Group U16 L3 Optional U16 L4 Fractional Relationships U16 L5 Fractional Parts and 1 Whole May U16 L6 Fractions and Whole Number U16 L7 Fractions and Mixed Number U16 L8 Your Choice U16 L9 Model and Compare Fractions U16 L10 Equivalent Fractions May 29-June 1 No School U16 L11 Unit Review U16 L12 Unit Checkpoint U17 L1 Semester Review U17 L3 Semester Checkpoint
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