Math is the one subject I feel so unprepared to teach, but you break it down so wonderfully. I love the resources you provide as well. Thank you so much Tina.
I am starting my second year in 4th grade and now have a better idea of how to teach the math since I did see it all last year. This video is incredibly helpful. I am going to order those books ASAP. I would love to see how you plan like this for division, fractions, etc. Thanks so much for the help Tina!
For the 900-468, I was taught to "borrow from the neighbor". First, you see that you cannot take 8 away from 0. So then the 0 "goes to his neighbor" and borrows. But the second number in 900 is also a 0 so he has to then "borrow from his neighbor" (9) and the nine becomes 8 (because the 0 in the tens place borrowed from him) Now that the 0 in the tens place borrowed from the 9, he can help the 0 in the ones place. When the zero in the tens place borrowed from the 9, he became ten. But when he helps the 0 in the ones place, he becomes a nine. Once the 0 in the tens place (now 9) helps the 0 in the ones place, he becomes a 10. So now you can solve the problem easily because you can subtract 8 from 10. 10-8=2 9-6=3 8-4=4 So your answer would be 432. I was taught this method in elementary school and to this day I use it. It always stuck with me. I hope this helps in some way. You are a phenomenal teacher and I hope to be just like you one day!
Loved your video. I don't have EDM for a curriculum, but have not been happy with our very old curriculum and have wanted to really supplement. Your book suggestions are very expensive though. But, Hurray!!! I won a $50 Amazon gift certificate from Scholastic and spent it on the $60 Number Talk book. I have been drooling over that book since I watched our video a week ago. What good timing. I also ordered the other CC book and I have the Modeled drawing book. Now I can get my planning started following your great modeling. Thank you so much!
Glad you were able to get the books. I was shocked at how expensive Math Talks was, but I knew I wanted it to be part of my next school year and I knew my district would never buy it for me so I bit the bullet and bought it myself. I have no regrets though. The book really is great.
I'm starting my first year of teaching and will be in 4th grade as well. This was really helpful! I got some great ideas on how to supplement the math curriculum. I absolutely love number talks, but I will definitely consider ordering those other books as well. Thanks for the tips!
Hi Tina. Could you please make and share a video about what you do the first day/week back of school? How do you balance the academic/social? I have seen all your videos including setting up a safe classroom environment and some read alouds, but what other activities do you do to bond as a class? I love your videos, you are such an inspiration!
I wish i would have known about these books last school year. They struggled so much with rounding. I just ordered all 3 and 2 more :) so excited. Thank you for this video.
Loved this video, as I am preparing to teach 4th this upcoming school year this helps. I am a literacy teacher at heart, so math has been one that sort of takes a back seat. However, while watching your video I ordered the common core math in action and will be studying this book. Thanks so much for sharing.
Your students are very blessed to have a teacher like you. Many students don't have teachers that will accommodate lessons for all learners. Especially that you take time out of your day to study all the materials. Thank you for these videos! :)
This is so helpful and so informational in regards to good books for helping with maths. I have a huge issue with maths problems and I will sure go get both books that u used in this video. The manipulative book is awesome I never now how to integrate manipulative for older primary. Most teachers and schools I have been to just don't use any!! Thank you so much Tina I truly love your teaching videos!! ❤️❤️
Tina.... Thank you for this video!! This will be my second year teaching 5th grade Math ... and for the life of me I just could grasp what the kiddos were missing. Following your lead,from a video you posted earlier this summer, I did try Number Talks with the same group of kiddos (Summer School / ESL/ SpED kiddos) and oooohhhh what a difference it makes!! To get the kids to actually multiply & divide, whole number AND decimals... MENTALLY, I think I scared them because I was so excited for them!!! I've purchased some of the resource books that you recommended. I will be mapping out my first few weeks of lessons in the next week or so. Thank you for sharing this Tina!! Super helpful video!! xo
I am so glad I was able to help! I have also jumped for joy in-front of the students on occasion when it all falls into place. They usually look t me like I have lost my mind! 😆
This was awesome... I would love to see other subjects especially social studies and science. I taught only Reading and Writing to 4th graders for years and starting September I'll be teaching all the subjects so I'm feeling rusty! Any help you offer would be appreciated. And more vlogs too would be awesome. You're videos are fantastic!☺️
Tina ... thank you for taking the time to do this. I've learned soooo much from you (make up, fashion, organization etc.) Sending so much love your way!!
This was really helpful. I'm so intrigued by other teachers' processes of lesson planning. I'd die to get my hands on that number talks book! I might have to cave and order it. I found your intro and build up to the concepts extremely helpful. Thank you!
Also, with the step by step book, what grades does it target? I am checking it out on Amazon and it mentions things like multiplication, decimals and percentages..I teach first, will there be anything grade specific to first? The bars you demonstrated was helpful and something I can use, but not sure if purchasing the entire book would be worth it. Thanks!
The Step by Step book probably isn't appropriate for first grade, but you could very easily copy the methd of teaching them right from the start to draw a box and label it for their simple number stories. I taught first grade for 8 years. It would be easy to teach them with problems like 4+2, and 14-3.
Thank you so much for showing us how you do your planning Tina. I'm a first year teacher in Australia and consider you to be my honorary mentor! You are truly inspiring and always explain things in a way that I understand. I'd love to see more lesson planning videos in the future :)
The problem with that is my district is getting a new program that we are being forced to use. I haven't even been trained in it yet so I don't know what my ELA lesson plans are going to look like myself.
Thank you for this great video.just wondering...how do you take up student daily work? Do you have kids check their own work or do you mark certain questions or do you give a test to check in? I find that the minds on questions can take a big chunk of time, even if you've planned for a Five minute lesson! I bought one of the resources that you recommended (Singapore way). Also, like you, I like to plan on paper...old school! Thanks again for the inspiration!
I also teach 4th grade math and the resource books used in this video look wonderful. I will be ordering both books asap. Loved seeing how you plan for math.
Great video! I enjoyed seeing how another teacher plans; you do it similarly to how I do, with pulling a lot from other resources. Would love to see more planning videos like this for other subject areas!
Hi Tina Bietler, check out this resource! www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Multiplication-Times-Tables-Wall-CardsPostersSmall-Booklet-2691138 And please let me know if it is helpful.
Absolutely loved it ready for more!
Math is the one subject I feel so unprepared to teach, but you break it down so wonderfully. I love the resources you provide as well. Thank you so much Tina.
Very Helpful! Thank you.
I. Love. This. I am going into my junior year of college in August, but I want to teach in a district like yours. You are such an inspiration!
I love this! thanks so much for the tips^^~super helpful
Awesome video. It was very specific. Thank you for doing a teacher/lesson planning video.
I am starting my second year in 4th grade and now have a better idea of how to teach the math since I did see it all last year. This video is incredibly helpful. I am going to order those books ASAP. I would love to see how you plan like this for division, fractions, etc. Thanks so much for the help Tina!
For the 900-468, I was taught to "borrow from the neighbor". First, you see that you cannot take 8 away from 0. So then the 0 "goes to his neighbor" and borrows. But the second number in 900 is also a 0 so he has to then "borrow from his neighbor" (9) and the nine becomes 8 (because the 0 in the tens place borrowed from him) Now that the 0 in the tens place borrowed from the 9, he can help the 0 in the ones place. When the zero in the tens place borrowed from the 9, he became ten. But when he helps the 0 in the ones place, he becomes a nine. Once the 0 in the tens place (now 9) helps the 0 in the ones place, he becomes a 10. So now you can solve the problem easily because you can subtract 8 from 10.
10-8=2 9-6=3 8-4=4 So your answer would be 432. I was taught this method in elementary school and to this day I use it. It always stuck with me. I hope this helps in some way. You are a phenomenal teacher and I hope to be just like you one day!
Awesome!!!! Love it!!! I agree, Tina is just great. I love watching all her videos/ I look for them everyday.
Loved your video. I don't have EDM for a curriculum, but have not been happy with our very old curriculum and have wanted to really supplement. Your book suggestions are very expensive though. But, Hurray!!! I won a $50 Amazon gift certificate from Scholastic and spent it on the $60 Number Talk book. I have been drooling over that book since I watched our video a week ago. What good timing. I also ordered the other CC book and I have the Modeled drawing book. Now I can get my planning started following your great modeling. Thank you so much!
Glad you were able to get the books. I was shocked at how expensive Math Talks was, but I knew I wanted it to be part of my next school year and I knew my district would never buy it for me so I bit the bullet and bought it myself. I have no regrets though. The book really is great.
I'm starting my first year of teaching and will be in 4th grade as well. This was really helpful! I got some great ideas on how to supplement the math curriculum. I absolutely love number talks, but I will definitely consider ordering those other books as well. Thanks for the tips!
Hi Tina. Could you please make and share a video about what you do the first day/week back of school? How do you balance the academic/social? I have seen all your videos including setting up a safe classroom environment and some read alouds, but what other activities do you do to bond as a class? I love your videos, you are such an inspiration!
I wish i would have known about these books last school year. They struggled so much with rounding. I just ordered all 3 and 2 more :) so excited. Thank you for this video.
Loved this video, as I am preparing to teach 4th this upcoming school year this helps. I am a literacy teacher at heart, so math has been one that sort of takes a back seat. However, while watching your video I ordered the common core math in action and will be studying this book. Thanks so much for sharing.
This will help me with my math lesson plans. Also Tina can you make more plan with me videos when school starts again. I really like watching them
Your students are very blessed to have a teacher like you. Many students don't have teachers that will accommodate lessons for all learners. Especially that you take time out of your day to study all the materials. Thank you for these videos! :)
That's why I always laugh when people say teachers don't have to work during the summers. I do some of my most complicated work in July and August!
Awesome resources!!! Struggling with Eureka Math. We have the opposite problem....too many hands-on options. LOL
This is so helpful and so informational in regards to good books for helping with maths. I have a huge issue with maths problems and I will sure go get both books that u used in this video. The manipulative book is awesome I never now how to integrate manipulative for older primary. Most teachers and schools I have been to just don't use any!! Thank you so much Tina I truly love your teaching videos!! ❤️❤️
I might try this in my class I’ve been looking for ways to do math lesson plans
Thanks for this great video. I know your waiting for your new reading workshop but I would greatly appreciate if you showed us one from last year.
Tina....
Thank you for this video!!
This will be my second year teaching 5th grade Math ... and for the life of me I just could grasp what the kiddos were missing.
Following your lead,from a video you posted earlier this summer, I did try Number Talks with the same group of kiddos (Summer School / ESL/ SpED kiddos) and oooohhhh what a difference it makes!! To get the kids to actually multiply & divide, whole number AND decimals... MENTALLY, I think I scared them because I was so excited for them!!!
I've purchased some of the resource books that you recommended. I will be mapping out my first few weeks of lessons in the next week or so.
Thank you for sharing this Tina!! Super helpful video!!
xo
I am so glad I was able to help! I have also jumped for joy in-front of the students on occasion when it all falls into place. They usually look t me like I have lost my mind! 😆
This was awesome... I would love to see other subjects especially social studies and science. I taught only Reading and Writing to 4th graders for years and starting September I'll be teaching all the subjects so I'm feeling rusty! Any help you offer would be appreciated. And more vlogs too would be awesome. You're videos are fantastic!☺️
Tina ... thank you for taking the time to do this. I've learned soooo much from you (make up, fashion, organization etc.) Sending so much love your way!!
This was really helpful. I'm so intrigued by other teachers' processes of lesson planning. I'd die to get my hands on that number talks book! I might have to cave and order it. I found your intro and build up to the concepts extremely helpful. Thank you!
Also, with the step by step book, what grades does it target? I am checking it out on Amazon and it mentions things like multiplication, decimals and percentages..I teach first, will there be anything grade specific to first? The bars you demonstrated was helpful and something I can use, but not sure if purchasing the entire book would be worth it. Thanks!
The Step by Step book probably isn't appropriate for first grade, but you could very easily copy the methd of teaching them right from the start to draw a box and label it for their simple number stories. I taught first grade for 8 years. It would be easy to teach them with problems like 4+2, and 14-3.
Thank you so much for showing us how you do your planning Tina. I'm a first year teacher in Australia and consider you to be my honorary mentor! You are truly inspiring and always explain things in a way that I understand. I'd love to see more lesson planning videos in the future :)
Thank you for sharing these resources and ideas. I’ve been struggling with lesson planning and this helps so much. Thank you!
you sound like a great teacher :)
Thank you!
This was awesome! I would love to see an ELA lesson planning video! I am a new teacher learning everything at one time and it can me stressful!
The problem with that is my district is getting a new program that we are being forced to use. I haven't even been trained in it yet so I don't know what my ELA lesson plans are going to look like myself.
Thank you for this great video.just wondering...how do you take up student daily work? Do you have kids check their own work or do you mark certain questions or do you give a test to check in? I find that the minds on questions can take a big chunk of time, even if you've planned for a Five minute lesson! I bought one of the resources that you recommended (Singapore way). Also, like you, I like to plan on paper...old school! Thanks again for the inspiration!
I love seeing this. You're a great teacher!
I also teach 4th grade math and the resource books used in this video look wonderful. I will be ordering both books asap. Loved seeing how you plan for math.
I'm a new subscriber and am loving your channel. Wonderful ideas!
Great video! I enjoyed seeing how another teacher plans; you do it similarly to how I do, with pulling a lot from other resources. Would love to see more planning videos like this for other subject areas!
Me too, please!!!!
fantastic! i wish there was a uk version of you!! i love your videos! thank you for being such an inspiration! xx
I wonder why our math books are so different? I teach 4th grade and we use EM too, but my manual is totally different.
You might not have the most current one. Ours were brand new this year. This is the second one to be aligned to the Common Core.
Great video. Please do more lesson planning.
I agree, please do more!!!!!
This was so helpful! I'm going to have to order those books. Thank you for sharing!
A lesson on reading.
can you go to your classroom do the summer
No, summer school takes place then and then they need time for cleaning and carpet shampooing, etc.
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Can you email me your word document format of the lesson plans template that goes with the Erin Condrin, please?
Hi Tina Bietler, check out this resource! www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Multiplication-Times-Tables-Wall-CardsPostersSmall-Booklet-2691138
And please let me know if it is helpful.