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Looks like sounds like upside down of the math block 
Tools:
Printable Interactive Number Line
1-100 Small Student Number Cards
Click here for more Blackline Masters
Number Sense Trajectory–Putting It All Together
Video of how to use the mystery hundred chart powerpoint
Steve-Wyborneys-Maze-Hundreds-Chart (1)
Flipcharts found on this site:
These flipcharts contain sample questions.
They do not always go in order.
PLEASE DO NOT GO PAGE BY PAGE (slide one is not day one, etc.).
As you consider using the flipchart:
1. Think about the learning intention and success criteria you plan to use for this slide and the questions you will use to elicit understanding.
2. Write/Post/Say the learning intention and success criteria so the students understand the expectation, self-monitor, and self-assess their personal level of understanding.
3. Then, select appropriate experiences to meet your students’ needs. Depending on your learning intention and success criteria, you may need to do another similar problem, or more similar problems, to build their understanding. Having more than one problem helps you to meet all students’ needs and be able to easily differentiate (remediating/extending).
Numbers 0-5:
How to use:
- Count while watching. What do you notice? What do you wonder?
- Eventually, students will notice that the pattern in the ones place is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, 1, 2, 3… and the pattern in the tens place is similar: 1 ten, 1 ten, 1 ten….2 tens, 2 tens, 2 tens… etc. They will be able to describe why a number is written the way it is and what it represents: 27 is 2 groups of ten (seen as the blue bars) and 7 ones (seen as red dots). 2 tens is 20, and 7 ones is 7, so 20+7=27. They will make a connection to addition/subtraction: counting up is like adding 1 each time, counting down is like subtracting 1 each time.
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Numbers to 10:
Use the Suggested Number Talks document. The following flipcharts have NOD and POD.
How to use the above video:
- Watch and ask: What do you notice? What do you wonder?
- Ask: What is addition? What is subtraction? How are they the same? How are they different?
Teen Numbers:
Article with ideas and resources for teaching teen numbers
Geometry and Measurement Resources
Extra Number Talks Resources
Sherry Parrish Powerpoints for Number Talks
Extra Number of The Day Resources
Number of the day graphic organizer/tool that you can laminate
Extra Problem of the Day Resources
Don’t forget there are journal prompts under Blackboard “Year Overview”
Story Problems to Share-Cognitively Guided Instruction
Build and Explore:
6-10 Build and Explore Activities
Feb-through May Teen numbers Build and explore
NIM Game
1-2 Nim Rules and variations Website
Use the above game on the computer as whole group or print for pair game
Geometry
Number Sense
addition-bag addition-bag1 counting-cup count-on-cup count-on-two-more dice-race-1-6 fast-five five-frame-concentration five-frame-flash five-frame-match five-frame-numeral-match greater-than hide-the-cubes make-10-on-the-ten-frame-ver.1 making-sets-ver.1 missing-numbers-1-10 my-counting-book nearby-numbers-ver.1 playdough-numbers roll-and-cover-1-20 shake-5-and-spill show-it-three-ways-ver.1 show-one-less ten-black-dots towers-of-10 who-has-more writing-numerals-1-10
place value center list for teachers
digit place final place value cover up
place value yahtzee Place_Value_Yahtzee_Score_Card
VDW Place Value Riddle Task Cards
Count your way to 100 around and around
Race to One Hundred place value cover up
2 Digit Playing Cards by Berkeley Everett v2 (2)
Measurement
2337.m6.classroom_olympics.unit_plan
Videos for Kindergarten Teachers: