Understanding 5th Grade Mathematics Standard 5.NR.3

Join GPB Education and guest teacher Dyanna Motes (Kemp ES, Cobb) for an introduction to movement-based approaches for teaching elementary math. Explore some of the free math movement videos and lesson plans available to all educators and students from PBS LearningMedia then hear how math in motion teaching and learning strategies have been successfully implemented in general and special education elementary classrooms!

In this video, parents will learn about the mathematics concepts and skills that their student will learn in 5th Grade. Parents will learn about the important role that the mathematical practices play as students deepen their understanding of place value of decimals and whole numbers, deepen their understanding of multiplication and division, develop efficient number strategies to solve problems involving fractions and decimals, explore relationships of geometric shapes, measure objects using standard units and further investigate data.

This video provides an explanation of the Framework for Statistical Reasoning for all grade levels, K-12. The framework is a part of the Essential Instructional Guidance adopted by the State Board of Education as an expectation for teaching and learning for the adopted standards. Data and Statistical Reasoning is an important big idea within Georgia's K-12 Mathematics Standards for all grade levels and courses. The Framework for Statistical Reasoning provides guidance to teachers on how to engage students in the four-part statistical problem-solving cycle with the goal of helping them to develop data and statistical literacy and reasoning. Statistical literacy is important for students to become engage, informed citizens in the world. A leading expert in statistics education provides information and strategies to support teachers with the implementation of this framework in the mathematics classroom.