This math lesson teaches students to connect numbers to quantities within 10 by having them place that number of manipulatives in a ten frame when shown a numeral or told a number word. The objective is for students to listen to or see a number and represent that amount in a ten frame. The teacher will say or show a number and students will make the corresponding quantity in a ten frame using manipulatives.
This math lesson teaches students to connect numbers to quantities within 10 by having them place that number of manipulatives in a ten frame when shown a numeral or told a number word. The objective is for students to listen to or see a number and represent that amount in a ten frame. The teacher will say or show a number and students will make the corresponding quantity in a ten frame using manipulatives.
This math lesson teaches students to connect numbers to quantities within 10 by having them place that number of manipulatives in a ten frame when shown a numeral or told a number word. The objective is for students to listen to or see a number and represent that amount in a ten frame. The teacher will say or show a number and students will make the corresponding quantity in a ten frame using manipulatives.
This math lesson teaches students to connect numbers to quantities within 10 by having them place that number of manipulatives in a ten frame when shown a numeral or told a number word. The objective is for students to listen to or see a number and represent that amount in a ten frame. The teacher will say or show a number and students will make the corresponding quantity in a ten frame using manipulatives.
Goal: To listen to a number and make that number in a ten frame or see a numeral and make that amount in a ten frame. K.CC.B Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality. a. When counting objects, say the number names in the standard order, pairing each object with one and only one number name and each number name with one and only one object. b. Understand that the last number name said tells the number of objects counted. The number of objects is the same regardless of their arrangement or the order in which they were counted. c. Understand that each successive number name refers to a quantity that is one larger. Instructional input: Teacher will say a number, students will make that number in a ten frame. Teacher will hold up numeral, students will make that number in a ten frame with manipulatives. Materials: manipulatives, ten frame sheets or pans, markers. Math words: Ten frame How many? Show me. What is the amount? Checking for understanding: Does each provide the correct quantity?