MLE 502 SIOP Lesson Plans

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Your name: Alicia Osborne Date: 5/3/17

Topic of Lesson Two-Digit Subtraction without Regrouping using Place Value mats

Children in group: T.H. and I.M.

English Language Development (ELD) levels of children in group (Add rows if needed)
Child Grade L-1 English English English English
Listening Speaking Reading Writing
Level Level Level Level

T.H. 2 1.5 2 3 1 1
I.M. 2 2.9 3.5 3.7 1.9 2.9

What previous lessons or activities does this lesson build upon?

Using 10-frames, Subtraction using manipulatives, Subtraction using base-ten blocks

----------------------------LESSON PREPARATION ---------------------

What Curricular Standards are addressed?

.OAT.1 Use addition and subtraction within 100 to solve one- and two-step word problems involving
situations of adding to, taking from, putting together, taking apart, and comparing, with unknowns in all
positions.

2.NBT.7.: Add and subtract within 1000, using concrete models or drawings and strategies based on place
value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction; relate the strategy
to a written method. Understand that in adding or subtracting three-digit numbers, one adds or subtracts
hundreds and hundreds, tens and tens, ones and ones; and sometimes it is necessary to compose or
decompose tens or hundreds.

2.NBT.9.: Explain why addition and subtraction strategies work, using place value and the properties of
operations.

Content Objectives (COs)

Students will use Place Value Mats and Snap Cubes to solve two-digit subtraction without regrouping.

(PREP-CO)
Language Objectives (LOs)

Students will be able to use the terms ones place and tens place correctly while orally describing how they
solved 2-digit subtraction problems.

(PREP-LO)

Materials: Place Value mats

Snap cubes

(PREP-SM)

Adaptation of Materials

Key Vocabulary (List four to eight words that you will focus upon in the lesson and explain your rationale
for selection. Consider Tier Two and Three Words. Consider also Tier One words that may still be unfamiliar, and Tier
One words that have multiple meanings and uses.
Word It is a subject It will be useful It is a common Other reasons.
specific word for other (Tier 1) word Comments
necessary for academic that has
this content subjects & multiple
(Tier 3) contexts meanings or
(Tier 2) homonyms
Ones place *
Tens place *
Difference * * Multi-meaning
Place value *

PROCEDURES Notes on
Differentiation
(List & describe steps) by level

Lesson Introduction, Building Background List and describe

the steps you will use to: link lesson topic to prior lessons & experiences, Build upon
background knowledge, make content comprehensible, and describe how you will
engage students in topic.

I will begin the lesson by having the students read out loud with me the content and
language objectives for the lesson. (BB-OBJS) (BB-MOT)

A place value mat is divided into two halves, one half is labeled ones and the other is
labeled tens. The side labeled tens has two ten-frames. Students are familiar with
using 10-frames for addition and subtraction. They also have previous experience
using the snap cubes (BB-LBK) (BB-LPLT) (BB-SM)

I will write a 2-digit number on the board, 56, and point to the 5 and say that the five is in
the tens place, so 56 has 5 tens. I will point to the 6 and say that the 6 is on the ones
place, so 56 has 6 ones. I will show this using snap cubes by having 5 lines (each line
is 10 cubes) and 6 individual cubes. (BB-V)

I will talk about the word difference and how it has more than one meaning. Difference
can mean the things that are not alike or not the same between 2 things. In math,
difference is the answer to a subtraction problem. Difference in subtraction means how
many are left after you take a certain number away from a larger number. (BB-V)

I will explain that using place value mats and snap cubes is just one way to solve 2-digit
subtraction problems and model the first example, followed by having the students
follow along with me in using the snap cubes and place value mats to solve a
subtraction problem with 2-digit numbers without regrouping. (BB-ST) (BB-HO) (BB-
INT)

Introduction of Key Vocabulary (from list above)

Words What you will say and do to introduce word
Ones place Model by writing 2-digit number on board, point to number in ones place,
write 56 has 6 ones, and show 6 cubes on a 10-frame to represent 6 ones.
Place value mat is labeled ones on right side.
Tens place Point to number in tens place for 2-digit number written on board, write 56
has 5 tens, show 5 tens is the same as 50, which is represented by 5 lines
(10 cubes put together). Place value mat is labeled tens on left side.
Difference Talk about multiple meanings. Give math explanation: difference is the
answer to a subtraction problem. Difference in subtraction means how
many are left after you take a certain number away from a larger number.

Place Value The value of where the digit is in the number- the 5 is in the tens place,
which means 5 tens, or 50. The ones place has 6, which is the same as 6
ones, so 50+6 is the same as 5 tens and 6 ones, which is the same as 56.
Model using place value mats and snap cubes

LESSON DELIVERY: Practice and Application Notes on

Differentiation by
Meaningful (hands-on) activities that integrate listening, speaking, reading and writing level

List & Describe steps This will be a

small group
1. I will have the students read with me the content and language objectives that I have lesson for the few
written on the board. (RDG). (SPK) I will write a subtraction problem that does not children in the
require regrouping on the board and model solving it using snap cubes. (MOD) (BB- class who have
LBK) not mastered 2-
digit subtraction
without
2. Each child will have a place value mat and 100 snap cubes. They will receive the
regrouping,
snap cubes as 10 groups of 10 cubes connected together. I will walk the students
including the 2
through using the snap cubes and place value mat to solve a subtraction problem
ELL students
without regrouping. For example, for the problem 56-23=, I will start by telling students
that for the number 56, the 5 is in the tens place and the 6 is in the ones place. I will
point to the numbers and write 56 has 5 tens and 56 has 6 ones. I will model and tell listed above
the students to put 5 tens (5 lines of 10 cubes) on the tens side of the mat and 6 ones (GRP-SG) (DIF)
(individual cubes) on the ten-frame on the ones side of the mat. (MOD) (LIST)

3. I will point to the equation 56-23= and ask, how many do I need to take away to find
the difference? Students should say 23. I will ask, how many tens are in the number
23? And write on the board 23 has 2 tens. I will ask how many ones are in the
number 23? and write on the board 23 has 3 ones. I will model and tell the students to
follow along taking away 2 tens and 3 ones from their place value mat. I will have them
tell me how many tens are left on their board and how many ones are left. I will record
on the board that 3 tens is the same as 30 and 3 ones is the same as 3. I will show that
we need to add 30+3 to find that we have 33 cubes left after taking 23 away from 56. I
will show them that we know we have 33 cubes left on our place value math even
without counting them individually because 33 is the same as 3 tens and 3 ones and we
have three lines and 3 cubes left on our mats. I will write 56-23=33 on the board. (LD-
HO) (LD-ACTIV-LO&CO) (CI) (CL) (GP)

4. Students will work in pairs to solve 4 more two-digit subtraction problems using place
value mats and snap cubes. (GRP-PART)

5. I will do an individual check-in with each student from the group the next day to see if
they have retained the information from the lesson and are able to independently solve
2-digit subtraction problems without regrouping using the place value mats and snap
cubes. (IP) (INDV)

REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT of Language and Content

List & Describe steps

During check-ins with with individual students and during the group lesson, I will ask
students, which number is in the tens place? Which number is in the ones place? I will
observe students ability to use the place value mats and snap cubes to solve
subtraction problems with 2-digit numbers. (A-1) (A-GRP) (A-OBS) (A-O)

What will you teach in your next lesson to build upon this?

My next lesson will teach using the place value mats to solve two-digit subtraction with regrouping. I will
review using the place value mats for subtraction without regrouping, then introduce trading in 1 ten for 10
ones when regrouping is needed.

My main vocabulary word for the next lesson will be regrouping.

Place Value Mat