Description
Welcome to Ignited Math, the spiralled math resource for teaching your Ontario students in grade 5. This comprehensive package – What’s the Story? includes everything teachers need to cover the entire 60-minute math block with high-quality lesson plans, daily math warm-ups, guided math lessons and activities, student centers, inquiry math activities, and reflective journals.
Ignited Math is designed for teachers who strive for real learning through the best lessons possible, but who don’t have time to do it themselves. With Ignited Math, you can be confident that you’re providing your students with an engaging and enriching math education that will go beyond the basics.
This unit covers the 2022 Ontario Curriculum
Concepts Covered in this Unit
Graphs
Equations
Inequality
Coding
Unit Summary
5F- W1: Students will identify the different types of graph and the purpose of stacked bar graphs. Students will understand how to read and create a stacked bar graph. Students will understand the definitions of sampling and population. Students will understand the difference between the quantitative and qualitative data. Students will understand how to collect data from a given population.
5F- W2: Students will understand how to identify the best type of graph for a data set. Students will understand how to match data sets to the graph. Students will understand how to match data to quantitive or qualitative data sets. Students will understand the different types of data statistics including mean, median, and mode. Students will understand how to read and create an infographic.
5F- W3: Students will understand the definition of an equation. Students will solve equations. Students will understand how to find the unknown in an equation in a word problem. Students will model how to create a word problem with an unknown. Students will understand the d definition of inequalities. Students will understand the vocabulary in inequalities. Students will then understand how to graph inequalities.
5F- W4: Students will understand hte different ways to pay for things. Students will model this through different scenarios. The students will understand interest and explain the d different between interest and interest rates. Students will understand taxes. Students will understand why it’s important to know the bank fees and interest rates before choosing a bank or loan. Students will help create their own version of life game and play the game understanding the literacy definitions they have learned.
5F- W5: Coding
What Other Teachers are Saying:
“ I’m really excited to try out ignited math mostly because I teach the English part of French immersion and I find I didn’t really have enough time to cover as much as I wanted and go in depth and I just found it was a typical. ‘Here’s your worksheet. Let’s go get it done and move on.’ I wanted something a little bit more interactive and that will help them understand it a lot more. So, that’s why I’m really excited. (Ignited Math) outlines what I will have to do and how to cover all of it” – Krista
“So for me checking out, ignited math was a no-brainer after not having taught math since 2016. This year coming back to teaching. Math was interesting!?!. New curriculum. New math program with an online textbook. And a format that was not very user-friendly. I spent the better part of my time supplementing piecing together and creating from scratch things that I would use in my math program. The fact that I’ve used Patti’s (Madly Learning), material in the past made me very curious about her math program. I love the fact that everything is laid out for you. It’s got all of the lessons and manipulatives and everything that you need. All right there for you, ready to go.” – Lisa
Check out the other Grade 5 Ignited Math units!
Unit A: How do things Compare?
Unit B: How Much More?
Unit C: Groups and Balance
Unit D: Pieces and Parts
Unit E: The Space Around Us
Unit F: What’s the Story?
Coding Bootcamp: Science and Math Integration Activity
FAQ:
My School Board mandates I follow their long range plans. Can I make this work?
Yes! We designed Ignited Math to be flexible for teachers to mix, match and move things around. We provide a detailed scope and sequence that outlines the expectations each week so that teachers can reorder and organize their program content in any way that works best fo them. Our recommended layout is just that…a recommendation but good teaching comes when teachers take the resource and make it work in the best way for themselves and their students.
I teach a split do you have split grade bundles?
Ignited Math is special in this regard. We designed this program and all of our grade level packages together. This means that the content in grade 3 matches the content in grade 4, 5, and 6. As the math gets more complex we adapted the lessons and activities to reflect that garage while making the themes, ideas and lessons similar. This allow for teachers to use any of our Ignited Math programs in conjunction with one another seamlessly. So if you teach a split, that means you can own both grade level packages of your split teach, choos the one lesson to both groups and each grade group of students does their own version of the task. There is no other program out there (that we know of) that goes to this level of coordination to ensure split grade teachers, or any teacher that needs to deliver content at multiple grade levels (IEPs, ESL, etc) so simple and straightforward in a way that doesn’t mean you are doing double duty everyday.
This is a big investment…why buy Ignited Math when I can find other math resources for much cheaper?
It’s true! We know that Ignited Math is an investment. But we also know that your time, effort, and energy are worth protecting. Other solutions may give you activities to complete in the same way that a textbook does, but often they are simply a repackaged textbook content made with pretty fonts and clipart. The substance behind them is not good teaching, it lacks the depth and breadth needed for math…and not reflective of the kind of teacher you want to be. Other resources give you a single amazing activity but a full program that is enough for your whole math block. You still find yourself wasting time filling the gaps. The time wasted supplementing incomplete resources leads to a disconnect and disjointed delivery that it might just end up being more work then you have to take on. Ignited Math solves these two issues. It give you high quality, comprehensive lessons that will impress even the most demanding principal and covers your for your whole 60 minute block year after year. This is the ideal full year program you would make yourself if you had unlimited time and resources to do so. You, your students, and your time deserve the best! If you’re still not sure, head over to https://www.ignitedteaching.ca for a free sample week!
