Second Grade Unit 1 TM1224W Price: $299.00 Quantity to Add: OR Download our order form to order by mail or by fax. Adding and Subtracting Within 50 Students gain fluency with varied learning techniques. TouchMath Second Grade Unit 1 reviews adding and subtracting one-digit numbers. Drawings and equations are used together to ensure understanding of the part/whole and addition/subtraction relationship. The learning is gradually scaffolded to include sums and differences within 20. TouchPoints, strategies, drawings and equations provide varied experiences that contribute to fluency. The learning of operations with one-digit numbers is transferred to sums and differences within 50. Regrouping in addition and subtraction is introduced with Base Ten materials and visuals, moving from concrete to pictorial phases followed by application in activities with mixed problems. One-and-two step word problems, comparisons, and unknowns in various positions are included systematically. A focus on problem solving is provided in each module. Built on Common Core State Standards, the activities include many visual cues and kinesthetic experiences with adding and subtracting whole numbers. Click the worksheet image to download free sample pages! One page per module is included for you to test in your classroom. NOTE: To preserve workspace for young learners and non-readers, and to provide lesson expansion opportunities, the page directions are included in the Instructional Strategies within each Module Guide. This Unit includes: 150 student activity pages Implementation guide Six module guides complete with strategies and answer keys Pre-and Posttests for each module Three unique sets of FlipCards Addition and Subtraction Facts 10–20 Addition with Unknowns 1–20 Subtraction with Unknowns 1–20 1-year subscription to TouchMath PLUS Need more FlipCards? Buy individual sets here! Module 1: Adding and Subtracting Within 13 This module is scaffolded to work with one-digit numbers within 9, 10, and then 13, using strategies and drawings to help students internalize facts. Drawings for part/whole relationships are used, incorporating missing numbers (unknowns) to reinforce the relationships. Tracing, followed by filling in missing information, is required as students demonstrate their increased understanding of the concept. Ten Frames and dots for representation are used to build a firm foundation of the number 10, with number families used to ensure mastery of the relationship of addition and subtraction within 13. If/then statements, puzzles, mazes, and matching activities are presented to help keep students interested and engaged in the activities. TouchPoints provide kinesthetic and visual support for the learners throughout this module. Module 2: Adding and Subtracting Within 20 The instruction in this module is an extension of the activities used in Module 1. The models and concrete activities have been eliminated as the activities are further scaffolded by adding the same second addend to each number – and then increasing the second addend by one and continuing the same pattern. A “Using Strategies” section has been added to focus on specific properties and functions within operations to enhance learning. The “Problem Solving” section is continued from the previous module extending problem solving and comparisons. New testing formats, two-step word problems, and a new symbol for unknowns are all introduced in this module as students continue to develop advanced math concepts. Module 3: Adding and Subtracting Within 50 This module develops the concepts of addition and subtraction to include increasingly larger numbers. Visual/kinesthetic cues are included to provide support within the developmental level of the learner, however, no regrouping is introduced. The cues are TouchPoints, place value indicators, and arrows above the ones column to remind students of the starting point. The activities scaffold from 2-digit- and 1-digit numbers to 2-digit numbers to multiple addends within the 2-digit numbers. Students use a 50 Chart as another strategy for finding sums and differences, and for an added visual component, drawings and equations are modeled and encouraged throughout the “Problem Solving” section. Reinforcement of strategies and properties of operations is continually presented, and two-step word problems are further developed. Module 4: Adding With Regrouping With students now having a firm foundation of working with 2-didit numbers, regrouping is introduced in this module. This concept is presented slowly with the use of concrete materials, pictorial representations/drawings, and visual cues to demonstrate the concept. Base 10 Blocks and Ten Frames are used to demonstrate trading on 10 ones for one 10, with instruction presented in place value charts to reinforce the understanding. TouchPoints on the smaller addend and symbols for unknowns in all positions are incorporated –– as students progress through the activities in this module, the models are eliminated. Module 5: Subtracting With Regrouping The activities in this module replicate the instruction provided in Module 4. Students have extensive support at all development levels in building the concept of regrouping in subtraction. Students begin by seeing the association of the written numerals with the problems, then progress to some of the numerals, and finally filling in the numerals that correspond with the models. Students demonstrate increasing amounts of understanding throughout the activities. In the “Problem Solving” section, the four related facts of addition and subtraction numbers are emphasized. Module 6: Adding and Subtracting With Regrouping This is a review and practice module to put together the concepts of adding and subtracting within 50, emphasizing and reinforcing strategies throughout the process. These strategies include expanded notation as an extension of place value, tally marks as an alternative drawing approach, and properties of operations as application for continued practice. To continue the integration of strategies, building 10 is used. Doubles and doubles plus and minus one are reinforced. The “Problem Solving” section provides ample opportunities to create and use drawings, solve for unknowns, and apply learning in word problems. When students finish this module, they will have had many experiences that contribute to a firm foundation for increased complexity with 2-digit numbers.   Educators who chose this product also purchased:    First Grade Unit 1       First Grade Unit 2       First Grade Unit 3