Computational Thinking Concept: Pattern Recognition
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Calendar Shapes
Students will be able to identify the pattern in our morning calendar by stating what comes next for that particular day. Students will notice patterns by finding shapes that are similar to those on our calendar chart in our own classroom. Students will also be able to create their own pattern when completing their name…
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Patrones en los Múltiplos
Los estudiantes pueden identificar y completar/crear un patrón usando una regla. Los estudiantes van a resolver problemas de múltiples usando su conocimiento de los patrones.
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Patterns in the Problem Solving Wheel
Students will identify patterns in the problem solving wheel to help them solve conflict.
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Decimal Division
Students will use place value reasoning and pattern recognition to solve decimal division problems.
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Protagonist Study
The teacher will review the elements of a story (character, setting, plot), focusing on characteristics of the protagonist. The class will make predictions about what they will see in the protagonists of the “everybody” books (picture books), when we are looking at race, gender and ability. They will also note the publishing date of each…
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Patterns in Poetry
Students will be able to recognize and explain the rhyming patterns found in poetry. They can write their own poem using a recognizable pattern.
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If…then…Spelling Decisions
Students will identify when a word needs to be a plural or singular and the four main rules to make a singular word plural. Students will correctly apply the rules to singular words in If….Then…. Format.
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Add Three Numbers
Students will write addition expressions with three addends to represent word problems and find the total of three addends, using strategies such as making a ten and using doubles by grouping any two addends.