# Math

• ### Eureka Math – Kindergarten – Lesson 12

Number sentences that make 7 – How many different addition number sentences can you write with a total of 7? Join Mr. Hammer for this lesson as we use cube trains to write number sentences with a total of 7! For this lesson, you’ll need seven objects that students can move around and count, along with a pencil and paper or whiteboard and dry erase marker.

• ### Eureka Math – Kindergarten – Lesson 11

Make number sentences – Did you know we can turn math stories into number sentences? Join Mr. Hammer for this lesson as we tell addition stories to 6 and show them with number bonds and number sentences!

• ### Eureka Math – 3rd – Lesson 10

Show the same fraction different ways – Can the same equal part represent more than one unit fraction? Join Ms. Roose as she identifies fractional parts in different ways depending on the designation of the whole.

• ### Eureka Math – Kindergarten – Lesson 10

Find the 5 in 6, 7, 8 – Do you see the 5 hiding in 6, 7, and 8? Join Mr. Hammer for this lesson as we use cubes and 5 group mats to find a new pattern!

• ### Eureka Math – Kindergarten – Lesson 8

Number pairs for 6, 7, 8 – What are all the number pairs that make 6, 7, and 8? Join Mr. Hammer for this lesson as we use cubes to find number pairs that make 6, 7, and 8. We’ll also search for patterns in the number of sentences we write.

• ### Eureka Math – Kindergarten – Lesson 9

6, 7, 8 pairs “snap” game – Do you know all of the number pairs hiding inside of 6, 7, and 8? Join Mr. Hammer for this lesson as we play a game called “Snap” to find as many hiding number pairs as we can!

• ### Eureka Math – 1st – Lesson 8

Compare #s with symbols & alligators – Which number will the hungry alligator eat? Join Mrs. Coleman for this lesson as students continue using symbols to compare two-digit numbers.

• ### Eureka Math – 1st – Lesson 9

Add & subtract 10’s – How is 20 + 30 like 2 + 3? Join Ms. Lassiter for this lesson that encourages students to use what they know about adding and subtracting ones to add and subtract tens.

• ### Eureka Math – 2nd – Lesson 8

Build a rectangle with squares -= Can you build a rectangle using squares? Join Mr. Waldorf for this lesson that encourages students to compose rectangles using square tiles with no gaps or overlaps and relate them to the array model.

• ### Eureka Math – 2nd – Lesson 9

Build a rectangle with rows & columns – How can you use rows and columns to build a rectangle? Join Mr. Waldorf for this lesson that encourages students to relate rectangles composed of square tiles to the array model.
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