DOCUMENT RESUME ED 469 099 SE 066 845 Sample Curriculum Model, Grade 2, Based on the 1998 Arkansas TITLE State Mathematics Framework. Arkansas State Dept. of Education, Little Rock. INSTITUTION 1998-00-00 PUB DATE 33p.; For Sample Curriculum Models, Grades K-8, see SE 066 NOTE 843-851. AVAILABLE FROM For full text: http://arkedu.state.ar.us/curriculum/ benchmarks.html. Guides Legal/Legislative/Regulatory PUB TYPE Non-Classroom (055) Materials (090) EDRS Price MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage. EDRS PRICE *Academic Standards; Algebra; Geometry; *Grade 2; Mathematics DESCRIPTORS Curriculum; *Mathematics Instruction; Measurement; Number Concepts; Numeracy; Patterns in Mathematics; Primary Education; Probability; *State Curriculum Guides; Statistics IDENTIFIERS *Arkansas ABSTRACT This document consists of a sample curriculum model for grade 2 mathematics based on the 1998 Arkansas State Mathematics Framework. The document is divided into five sections: (1) Number Sense, Properties, and Operations;'(2) Geometry and Spatial Sense; (3) Measurement; (4) Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability; and (5) Patterns, Algebra, and Function. Within each section the standards are exemplified and articulated by benchmarks, suggested assessments, and possible strategies and activities for teaching the standard. A blackline master checklist is included as an appendix. (MM) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. .s6 SAMPLE CURRICULUM MODEL U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and Improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND CENTER (ERIC) DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL HAS his document has been reproduced as his BEEN GRANTED BY eived from the person or organization r originating it. Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality. 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INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) GRADE 2 based on the 1998 Arkansas State Mathematics Framework Arkansas Department of Education, 1998 2 BLE I COPY AVAI Grade Level_2_ NUMBER SENSE, PROPERTIES, AND OPERATIONS Strategies/Activities Standard Assessments Benchmarks NPO.1.0 Students draw NP0.1.1 Students will write Teacher observation 5LE . . pictures of Peer and self numerical symbols . related to sets manipulatives and evaluation Demonstrate write the numerical Teacher-made tests which are number sense . symbol for the (concepts of represented by Checklist . pictures of pictures. counting, grouping, Statewide tests . and place value) Students are given Performance manipulatives. . . pictures of using manipulatives. manipulatives or real- Students will count forward to 1000 world objects and they write the and will count numerical symbol for forward and back by twos, threes, each picture. The class collect fives, and tens . 1000 pop tops and from any given cashes them in at a number. recycling center. Count the pop tops Students will . taking two, three, demonstrate the five, and ten at a patterning of place time. value. Whole class, as a . chorus, count to 1000 by fives and tens. Participate in . counting songs and rhymes. Read: Dancing in . the Moon: Counting Rhymes by Eichenberg, Fritz; Hippos Go Beserk by Boynton, Sandra; One Watermelon Seed by Lottridge, Celia; The Button Box by Reid, Margarette. NP0.1.2 Students prove Students will Teacher observation 5LE . . their paper-pencil and Peer and self discuss and model . (concretely, mental math answers evaluation Develop meaning for the operations pictorially, and Teacher-made test by using manipulatives. . by modeling and Students model Checklist symbolically) . . 3 the concept of Appro- problem situations discussing a . priate response to multiplication using variety of problem involving 2-digit teacher direct questions manipulatives. (Ex. addition with and situations. Form four groups with Improved vocabulary without carrying . three objects in a and 2-digit Verbal explanation . group and discuss the subtraction with Demon- . stration ways of finding how and without many objects there Writing regrouping. . are in all.) Students discuss, . in small groups, problem situations using 2-digit addition, 2-digit subtraction, and simple multiplication. Read: Willy and . His Wheel Wagon by Gibbons, Gail Grade Level_2_ NUMBER SENSE, PROPERTIES, AND OPERATIONS Strategies/Activities NP0.1.0 Assessments Standard Benchmarks See NPO.1.1 NP0.1.3 Teacher Students will apply and SLE . . Students are given master counting forward to observation . counting sticks and are Apply and master 1000 and will apply and Peer and . self told to display about 10 master counting forward counting, grouping, sticks. They are guided and back by twos, threes, place value, and evaluation estimation. fives, and tens. to develop the rounding Checklist . strategies. The Teacher- . students repeat the made test Students will apply and State- master the patterning of activity using bundles of . ten and round to the wide test place value. Perform- nearest hundred using . Students will estimate to the strategies developed once in the previous exercise. the nearest tens and hundreds using rounding strategies. See NP0.1.2 NP0.1.4 Students will relate Appro- 5LE . . priate Students will make mathematical terminology . flash cards containing response to and symbols of operations Solve problems using the symbols of teacher terminology and involving addition and direct subtraction (add, subtract, symbols of operations operations and (e.g., add, subtract, +, -, =, sum, addend, mathematical questions terminology. They will multiply, and divide). Verbal subtrahend, minuend, . use the flash cards at difference, and equal) to explanation home and with a partner Teacher problem situations. . at school. observation Students will take Peer and . . self problem solving situations and represent evaluation them symbolically and Anecdo- . tal record numerically. State- . wide tests Teacher- . made test Writing . 5 Grade Level 2 NUMBER SENSE, PROPERTIES, AND OPERATIONS Strategies/Activities NP0.1.0 Assessments Standard Benchmarks Students will check NP0.1.5 Teacher Students will demonstrate SLE . . paper-pencil and mental competency with addition observation calculations to basic and subtraction facts using Peer and bemonstrate . self addition and subtraction mental math and competency of operations (e.g. add, using calculators. evaluation technology. subtract, multiply, and Set up a computer Appro- . . divide) using mental priate center with appropriate math and technology. software for student response to Subtract teacher (Ex. use. direct with Balancing Bear by Sunburst or Troll Math questions State- Class Level 2: I Can . wide tests Carry and Borrow) Teacher- Play games that . . made test enhance mental math, Perform- such as "Around The . World" once Students will write Appro- Students will concretely, NPO 1.6 SLE . . fractions for fraction priate pictorially, and symbolically bars. demonstrate the concept response to Use manipulatives to of fractions as part of a Students are given teacher demonstrate and . direct color tiles or color whole using the fractions compare rational 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, cubes or interlink cubes numbers/fractions questions and are told to 1/8, and 1/10. (e.g., find simple Verbal . represent a specified parts of a whole). explanation (Ex. The fraction. Teacher . student chooses ten observation cubes and holds up one Peer and . and says that the one self cube is 1/10 of the ten evaluation Teacher- cubes.) . Students are given made test . State- pictures of pies and . they write the wide tests corresponding fraction. Demon- . stration They determine which pie would offer them the largest/smallest piece, thus determining the largest and smallest fraction. 6 Grade Level 2 NUMBER SENSE, PROPERTIES, AND OPERATIONS Strategies/Activities NP0.1.0 Assessments Standard Benchmarks See NP0.1.1, Teacher NP0.1.7 Students will communicate 5LE . . NP0.1.2, NP0.1.3, observation understanding of number NP0.1.4, NP0.1.5, sense, properties, Peer and Communicate number . self NP0.1.6 addition, and subtraction sense, properties, and Students compose a operations through through journal writing, evaluation . journal writing, math story using Anecdo- creating problems, . tal records creating problems, correct number sense, constructing mathematical constructing properties, and basic Verbal sentences, etc. . mathematical addition and explanation subtraction. The story sentences, etc. Journal . is recorded in their Appro- . journals. priate Students are given response to . an addition or teacher directed subtraction problem and are told to write how questions they would find the Improved . answer. They then vocabulary State- orally share with the . class their method for wide tests Teacher- solving the problem. . This is placed in their made test Writing journals. . 7 Grade Level_2_ NUMBER SENSE, PROPERTIES, AND OPERATIONS Strategies/Activities NP0.2.0 Assessments Standard Benchmarks See NP0.1.0 Students will represent Teacher NPO.2.1 5LE . . Students represent numbers and 2-digit observation . the number of students addition with and without Represent numbers Peer and . carrying and 2-digit in the teacher's class in self and operations (addition, subtraction, the past years using a subtraction with and evaluation line graph. They multiplication, and Appro- without regrouping in a . division) in a variety of priate variety of forms using analyze and compare forms using the data using addition response to manipulatives, symbols, and manipulatives, symbols, teacher and subtraction. graphs. and graphs directed (pictographs, etc.) questions State- . wide test Teacher- . made test Demon- . stration Appro- See NPO.1.1 and Students will apply NPO.2.2 5LE . . NP0.1.3 priate elementary number theory Students will count (skip counting, patterns, response to Apply elementary . by fives and tens to number theory (skip teacher number series, odd and direct determine the value of counting, patterns, even numbers, ordinal a hand full of dimes and number series, odd and numbers, etc.). questions even numbers, nickels. Verbal . multiples, fractions, Students will explanation . etc.). continue the pattern for Teacher . counting quarters to observation determine the amount Peer and . self of money represented by a handful of play evaluation quarters. Improved . Students will vocabulary . identify odd and even Teacher- . made test numbers on a hundred State- chart by circling the . wide test odd numbers and putting Perform- a square around the . even numbers. once Students identify . their place in line by saying first, second, third, etc. Bicycle Race Read: . by Crews, Donald; Harriet Goes to the Circus by Maestro, Betsy; I Can Count the Petals of a Flower by Wahl, John, and Stacy Wahl Grade Level 2 NUMBER SENSE, PROPERTIES, AND OPERATIONS Strategies/ Activities NP0.2.0 Assessments Standard Benchmarks See NPO.1.2 Teacher Students will apply NPO.2.3 SLE . . Students estimate addition, subtraction observation . how many people would (variety of meanings), and Peer and Apply computation . be in a room if two or estimation to real-world self (add, subtract, three specific multiply, and divide) evaluation problems. and estimation to real- Anecdo- classrooms are . combined. They check tal records world problems. State- their answer by . wide test addition. Teacher- Students guess the . . number of items in a made test guessing jar. The Writing . winner gets the items in the jar. See NP0.1.2, Teacher Students will use mental NPO.2.4 5LE . . NP0.1.5, NP0.2.1 observation math, manipulatives, and Students are asked technology to solve 2-digit Peer and Use mental math, . . to solve a number of 2- self addition problems (with and manipulatives, and digit addition and 2- without carrying) and 2- technology to solve evaluation digit subtraction Teacher- digit subtraction (with a problems. . problems either mentally made test variety of meanings) State- or with manipulatives. problems (with and without . wide test They check their regrouping). Project answers using a . calculator. 1 0