Full of Beans

		Daily Practice and Problems	Lesson	Homework	Assessment
Student Book	Student Activity Book		Full of Beans Pages 305–310 100 Chart Reference		Full of Beans Data Tables Page 306 Graph Page 307 Check-In: Questions 1–4 Pages 309–310 Counting Beans Pages 311–312
Teacher Resources	Teacher Guide - digital	DPP Item S DPP Item T DPP Item U DPP Item V DPP Item W DPP Item X	Ten Frames	Maria and José's Graph Home Practice Part 5	DPP Item T Math Facts Check DPP Item V Box Diagrams DPP Item X Fact Families: Group C

Supplies for Student Pairs

2 two-ounce cups
enough large beans to fill a two-ounce cup (approximately 40 beans)
enough small beans to fill a two-ounce cup (approximately 80 beans)
modified egg carton (optional). See Materials Preparation.
2 self-adhesive notes

Materials for the Teacher

Display of Ten Frames Master (Teacher Guide)
Display of Graph section of Full of Beans pages (Student Activity Book) Page 307
Unit 10 Assessment Record
Math Facts Class Record
Unit 10 Individual Assessment Record
2 pounds each of small beans and large beans. See Material Preparations.
2 large containers for the beans
class number line (0–130)

Materials Preparation

Organize Beans. Gather a 2-pound bag of a small bean (e.g., kidney) and a 2-pound bag of a large bean (e.g., lima). Empty both bags into separate large containers and place them in a central location.

Prepare Ten Frames or Egg Cartons. Student pairs can use the Ten Frames Master to arrange their beans into groups of tens and ones. As an alternative, modify one egg carton for each group. Cut and staple them as shown in Figure 1 so they have ten sections instead of twelve. Instead of simply cutting off the end, cut each carton in the middle and staple the two parts so they overlap to create an enclosed container that won't leak beans. Nest cup 5 into cup 4.

Figure 1: Modifying an egg carton from 12 to 10 cups