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Special Education Presentation

Special Education Presentation. Specific Resources to use in K-5 Special Education Classrooms. Math Expressions (Grades K-2). Communication Developing Math Talk Relate Math To Children’s Lives. Math Expressions (Grades K-2) cont. Teaching the Lesson Sample Lesson Number Detective

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Special Education Presentation

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  1. Special Education Presentation Specific Resources to use in K-5 Special Education Classrooms

  2. Math Expressions (Grades K-2) • Communication • Developing Math Talk • Relate Math To Children’s Lives

  3. Math Expressions (Grades K-2) cont. • Teaching the Lesson • Sample Lesson • Number Detective • Sample Activity Sheet • Identify Groups of Objects

  4. Math Expressions (Grades K-2) cont. • Extending the Lesson • Intervention, On Level, Challenge • Homework and Targeted Practice • Home and School Connection

  5. HM Ancillary Materials for Grades K-5 • Family Letter • Student Record Form

  6. HM Ancillary Materials for Grades K-5 (cont.) • Math Activity Worksheet • Math Rhythm • Math Game • Problem Solving Worksheet • Solving Word Problems

  7. HM Ancillary Materials for Grades K-5 (cont.) • Math Story Worksheet • Using Language • Math Vocabulary Worksheet • Fractions

  8. HM Ancillary Materials for Grades K-5 (cont.) • All HM Ancillary Materials shown on the power point can be found on the Houghton Mifflin CD “Unit Resources”.

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