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LP- L(9.3) - Week 21 - Session 2

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Lesson Plan

Teacher Hadeer Al Ganam

Subject / Strand Math

Lesson 9-3
Lesson/Selection Title
Name Place Value
Grade Level 2

Duration 40

Date 3 - 2 – 2025

Week 21

Standards:

 Understand place value in three-digit numbers.


 Represent numbers using base-ten blocks and drawings.
 Recognize the value of digits in 3-digit numbers.

Objectives/Learning Outcomes:

 Tell the value of a digit by where it is placed in a number.

Materials/ Resources:

 Power point presentation.


Technology Tools  Savvasrealize.com.
 YouTube videos.
Online Resources  Place Value Game" cards (with various 3-digit numbers)

 Whiteboard and markers


 Base ten blocks (hundreds, tens, ones)
Other Materials
 Worksheets for practice
 Technology (if applicable, e.g., educational apps)

Lesson Outline:

Duration Activity Details

 Watching video
5 mins Introduction /Warm Up  Start with a quick review of 1-digit and 2-digit numbers. Ask students about their experi-
ences with numbers.
15 mins Modeling/ Presentation
Introduce 3-digit numbers using base ten blocks. Show how to represent numbers like 156 using
blocks.
Guided Practice: (5 mins)

 Dependent Practice: P 387 (2,3,4 & 7)


Independent Practice: (5 mins)

10 mins Student Practice  Independent Practice: p388 (9 & 12)


 Differentiation: on level p 388 (9)
 Higher order thinking: p 388 (12)
 Below level: watch a video

Have students share what they learned about 3-digit numbers and how they used the
Reflection and
5 mins
Discussion blocks.

5 mins Closure/ Wrap up https://wordwall.net/resource/28357071


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Differentiation:

Advanced Learners Provide more complex subtraction problems or challenge them with word problems.

Struggling Learners Offer additional support with one-on-one guidance and simpler problems. Use visual aids more extensively.

 Analytical thinking.
 Quantitative reasoning.
 Time management.
Teaching Aids
 Constructing Logical Arguments.
 Abstract Thinking.
 Data Analysis.

Assessment and Evaluation:

Formative Assessment Observe students during guided practice and discussions to assess understanding.
Summative Assessment Evaluate completed worksheets for accuracy and understanding.

100% student comprehension


class was active and participative.
class was productive.
topic was well-received.
students were receptive.
students were not very receptive.
Reflection Lessons need follow-up.
Lessons are hard for students’ level.
Lessons are too easy for the student’s level.
More differentiation is needed.
lesson needs re-enforcement.
teaching strategies need to be revised.
use different teaching approach

Enrichment:

Cross Curricular
Integrate storytelling by having students create a story problem using subtraction.
Connections

Technology Tools and Platforms:

 Word wall for interactive practice.

Teacher's Notes and Lesson Reflection:

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