This document provides teaching activities to help a child with difficulty remembering number pairs totaling between 10 and 20. The activities focus on finding patterns in number pairs, writing number facts, and exploring relationships between numbers. Key opportunities include communicating mathematics with symbols, exploring number relationships, and discussing patterns. The final activity is a learning check where the child plays a game to practice number pairs and demonstrate their understanding.
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This document provides information about a series of mathematics books for children ages 4-7, including Book 4 which focuses on introducing multiplication and division concepts. It discusses key topics covered in each book, such as numbers, arithmetic operations, and fractions. The series is designed to develop children's mathematical skills in a structured way through fun activities.
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This document is an excerpt from a book that teaches early mathematics to children ages 4-6. It includes instructions for parents on how to help their children with math as well as math exercises involving counting, number recognition, and comparisons of quantity. The full book teaches concepts like counting from 1 to 10, writing numbers, ordering numbers, and basic arithmetic operations.
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This document is the table of contents and introduction for the book "Mighty Math, Beginner Mathematician Book 3, Introducing Addition and Subtraction". The book teaches 4-6 year olds the arithmetic operations of addition and subtraction through fun activities and the use of number lines. It aims to increase children's confidence in dealing with numbers and arithmetic. The Mighty Math series provides a structured approach to learning mathematics at a beginner level through colorful, engaging books.
The document provides instruction on solving applied problems using linear equations. It outlines six steps for solving applied problems: 1) read the problem, 2) assign a variable, 3) write an equation, 4) solve the equation, 5) state the answer, and 6) check the answer. Several examples are then worked through step-by-step to demonstrate solving problems involving unknown numbers, sums of quantities, and consecutive integers. The examples illustrate applying the six step process to arrive at reasonable solutions.
The document describes how to use a Rekenrek, a calculating frame, to help students develop number sense and strategic reasoning skills in mathematics. A Rekenrek allows students to represent numbers and solve addition and subtraction problems visually in multiple ways. The activities provided are meant to help students subitize small quantities, use doubles facts, and develop fluency with basic facts through hands-on exploration and discovery using the Rekenrek.
The document outlines an agenda and goals for a new teacher math and science institute, including discussing common math learning difficulties, pedagogical strategies like concrete-pictorial-abstract learning, and an overview of the science curriculum. Teachers will participate in hands-on math activities using manipulatives and participate in discussions around effective math instruction.
This lesson guide discusses joining sets with 1 to 9 objects. It provides examples of joining sets such as an apple and a mango, and joining other sets using picture cards. The key learning points are:
- Joining two sets involves putting the sets together to form a new set.
- The word "and" is used to show the joining of sets.
- Matching joined sets to their corresponding new sets helps students understand set addition.
Kim freeman mighty math for 4-6 year olds introducing multiplication and div...Димитричка Апостолова
This document provides information about a series of mathematics books for children ages 4-7, including Book 4 which focuses on introducing multiplication and division concepts. It discusses key topics covered in each book, such as numbers, arithmetic operations, and fractions. The series is designed to develop children's mathematical skills in a structured way through fun activities.
Kim Freeman-Mighty math for 4-6 Year Olds_ Introducing MathematicsДимитричка Апостолова
This document is an excerpt from a book that teaches early mathematics to children ages 4-6. It includes instructions for parents on how to help their children with math as well as math exercises involving counting, number recognition, and comparisons of quantity. The full book teaches concepts like counting from 1 to 10, writing numbers, ordering numbers, and basic arithmetic operations.
Kim freeman mighty math for 4-6 year olds introducing addition and subtractionДимитричка Апостолова
This document is the table of contents and introduction for the book "Mighty Math, Beginner Mathematician Book 3, Introducing Addition and Subtraction". The book teaches 4-6 year olds the arithmetic operations of addition and subtraction through fun activities and the use of number lines. It aims to increase children's confidence in dealing with numbers and arithmetic. The Mighty Math series provides a structured approach to learning mathematics at a beginner level through colorful, engaging books.
The document provides instruction on solving applied problems using linear equations. It outlines six steps for solving applied problems: 1) read the problem, 2) assign a variable, 3) write an equation, 4) solve the equation, 5) state the answer, and 6) check the answer. Several examples are then worked through step-by-step to demonstrate solving problems involving unknown numbers, sums of quantities, and consecutive integers. The examples illustrate applying the six step process to arrive at reasonable solutions.
The document describes how to use a Rekenrek, a calculating frame, to help students develop number sense and strategic reasoning skills in mathematics. A Rekenrek allows students to represent numbers and solve addition and subtraction problems visually in multiple ways. The activities provided are meant to help students subitize small quantities, use doubles facts, and develop fluency with basic facts through hands-on exploration and discovery using the Rekenrek.
The document outlines an agenda and goals for a new teacher math and science institute, including discussing common math learning difficulties, pedagogical strategies like concrete-pictorial-abstract learning, and an overview of the science curriculum. Teachers will participate in hands-on math activities using manipulatives and participate in discussions around effective math instruction.
This lesson guide discusses joining sets with 1 to 9 objects. It provides examples of joining sets such as an apple and a mango, and joining other sets using picture cards. The key learning points are:
- Joining two sets involves putting the sets together to form a new set.
- The word "and" is used to show the joining of sets.
- Matching joined sets to their corresponding new sets helps students understand set addition.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel and protein for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of foods and portions are given for carbohydrates, proteins and fats. Nutritional supplementation products from Lucozade Sport are also recommended before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
PMEC Battle of the Bloggers - On Product ManagementEthan Henry
This document appears to be a blog discussing various topics related to product management such as differentiation, development methodologies like waterfall and agile, and important figures in product like Steve Johnson. It also references brands, billing clients, and winners. The document has an informal tone and jumps between different topics.
Public alert radios are used in schools and communities to constantly monitor for threats, emergencies, and weather conditions. Two-way radios both transmit and receive messages and are available in mobile, stationary, and portable options. Schools utilize technologies like the internet, television, and public address systems for announcements, monitoring students and staff, displaying information, and communicating with outside stakeholders through features such as email, websites, and parent portals.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel and protein for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of food sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are also listed, along with guidance on using Lucozade sports nutrition products before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of food sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are also listed, along with guidance on using Lucozade sports nutrition products before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
This document provides activities to teach fractions to year 3 students. It begins with a starter activity reviewing doubling and halving numbers up to 20 using number fans. The main activity introduces fractions of shapes by showing a square divided into halves and relates this to finding fractions of numbers using counters. Students will find fractions of numbers up to 10 with teaching assistant support counting the objects.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel and protein for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of food sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are also listed, along with guidance on using Lucozade sports nutrition products before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
The document discusses how to find meaningful careers in the nonprofit sector, providing an overview of Idealist.org as a resource for nonprofit jobs, internships, and networking opportunities. It also outlines strategies for job seekers, such as conducting an issues-based career assessment, using Idealist.org to search for opportunities, and networking through informational interviews to explore potential career paths in nonprofit organizations.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of food sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are also listed, along with guidance on using Lucozade sports nutrition products before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
Ten-frames are useful tools for developing number sense in young children. They help visualize numbers in a way that is compatible with the base-ten number system. Research shows that ten-frames allow children to subitize, or instantly recognize small numbers, and also promote composing and decomposing numbers. The document provides instructions and examples of games that can be played with ten-frames to help children practice number recognition and math skills in an engaging way.
This document discusses different levels of counting development in children: emergent counting, perceptual counting, and figurative counting. Emergent counters are just beginning to think about number but cannot count objects. Perceptual counters can count visible objects. Figurative counters can count hidden objects by using physical stand-ins like fingers. The document provides diagnostic descriptions and prescriptions for activities teachers can use to develop children's counting skills at each level.
This document provides information about math instruction at the school. It discusses what constitutes progress in math, how math is taught in key stages 1 and 2, and key concepts taught like number sense, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, word problems, and problem solving. It emphasizes building understanding of place value and using various methods like number lines, arrays, and partitioning. It suggests ways for parents to help children at home, such as playing math games and giving praise, rather than workbooks or stressing written algorithms.
This document provides teaching guidelines for introducing the concepts of numbers 1-3. It includes 5 objectives, lists prerequisite concepts, recommends materials, and provides detailed instructional procedures. The procedures involve showing pictures with increasing numbers of objects, writing number symbols and words, distributing counters for activities, and worksheets to reinforce number recognition and relationships between numbers.
The document discusses using the Rekenrek, a calculating frame, to help students develop strategic reasoning skills in mathematics. It describes what the Rekenrek is, how it can be used to model addition and subtraction strategies, and provides examples of how students can represent word problems and find different solutions using the Rekenrek. The document also outlines several activities teachers can use to help students become familiar with the Rekenrek and build fluency with addition and subtraction facts.
The document describes how to use a Rekenrek, a visual tool designed to help students learn math concepts like addition, subtraction, and number relationships through interactive bead movements. It provides 5 activities of increasing difficulty that allow students to get familiar with the Rekenrek, practice representing numbers efficiently, find multiple ways to solve addition problems, and work together to build numbers and solve missing addend problems. The goal is for students to develop number sense and automaticity with basic facts using 5 and 10 as anchor numbers.
Number sense involves understanding numbers and their relationships rather than just following algorithms. It has five key components and is important for skills like mental math, estimation, and problem solving. Developing number sense requires experiences with counting, magnitude, operations, and referents for quantities using a variety of manipulatives and representations.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel and protein for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of foods and portions are given for carbohydrates, proteins and fats. Nutritional supplementation products from Lucozade Sport are also recommended before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
PMEC Battle of the Bloggers - On Product ManagementEthan Henry
This document appears to be a blog discussing various topics related to product management such as differentiation, development methodologies like waterfall and agile, and important figures in product like Steve Johnson. It also references brands, billing clients, and winners. The document has an informal tone and jumps between different topics.
Public alert radios are used in schools and communities to constantly monitor for threats, emergencies, and weather conditions. Two-way radios both transmit and receive messages and are available in mobile, stationary, and portable options. Schools utilize technologies like the internet, television, and public address systems for announcements, monitoring students and staff, displaying information, and communicating with outside stakeholders through features such as email, websites, and parent portals.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel and protein for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of food sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are also listed, along with guidance on using Lucozade sports nutrition products before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of food sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are also listed, along with guidance on using Lucozade sports nutrition products before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
This document provides activities to teach fractions to year 3 students. It begins with a starter activity reviewing doubling and halving numbers up to 20 using number fans. The main activity introduces fractions of shapes by showing a square divided into halves and relates this to finding fractions of numbers using counters. Students will find fractions of numbers up to 10 with teaching assistant support counting the objects.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel and protein for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of food sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are also listed, along with guidance on using Lucozade sports nutrition products before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
The document discusses how to find meaningful careers in the nonprofit sector, providing an overview of Idealist.org as a resource for nonprofit jobs, internships, and networking opportunities. It also outlines strategies for job seekers, such as conducting an issues-based career assessment, using Idealist.org to search for opportunities, and networking through informational interviews to explore potential career paths in nonprofit organizations.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of food sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are also listed, along with guidance on using Lucozade sports nutrition products before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
Ten-frames are useful tools for developing number sense in young children. They help visualize numbers in a way that is compatible with the base-ten number system. Research shows that ten-frames allow children to subitize, or instantly recognize small numbers, and also promote composing and decomposing numbers. The document provides instructions and examples of games that can be played with ten-frames to help children practice number recognition and math skills in an engaging way.
This document discusses different levels of counting development in children: emergent counting, perceptual counting, and figurative counting. Emergent counters are just beginning to think about number but cannot count objects. Perceptual counters can count visible objects. Figurative counters can count hidden objects by using physical stand-ins like fingers. The document provides diagnostic descriptions and prescriptions for activities teachers can use to develop children's counting skills at each level.
This document provides information about math instruction at the school. It discusses what constitutes progress in math, how math is taught in key stages 1 and 2, and key concepts taught like number sense, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, word problems, and problem solving. It emphasizes building understanding of place value and using various methods like number lines, arrays, and partitioning. It suggests ways for parents to help children at home, such as playing math games and giving praise, rather than workbooks or stressing written algorithms.
This document provides teaching guidelines for introducing the concepts of numbers 1-3. It includes 5 objectives, lists prerequisite concepts, recommends materials, and provides detailed instructional procedures. The procedures involve showing pictures with increasing numbers of objects, writing number symbols and words, distributing counters for activities, and worksheets to reinforce number recognition and relationships between numbers.
The document discusses using the Rekenrek, a calculating frame, to help students develop strategic reasoning skills in mathematics. It describes what the Rekenrek is, how it can be used to model addition and subtraction strategies, and provides examples of how students can represent word problems and find different solutions using the Rekenrek. The document also outlines several activities teachers can use to help students become familiar with the Rekenrek and build fluency with addition and subtraction facts.
The document describes how to use a Rekenrek, a visual tool designed to help students learn math concepts like addition, subtraction, and number relationships through interactive bead movements. It provides 5 activities of increasing difficulty that allow students to get familiar with the Rekenrek, practice representing numbers efficiently, find multiple ways to solve addition problems, and work together to build numbers and solve missing addend problems. The goal is for students to develop number sense and automaticity with basic facts using 5 and 10 as anchor numbers.
Number sense involves understanding numbers and their relationships rather than just following algorithms. It has five key components and is important for skills like mental math, estimation, and problem solving. Developing number sense requires experiences with counting, magnitude, operations, and referents for quantities using a variety of manipulatives and representations.
The document summarizes a book titled "More or Less" that teaches math concepts of comparing numbers using greater than and less than symbols. It describes how the main character Eddie guesses people's ages at a school fair by asking questions to make logical guesses. The document provides an activity for teachers where students make predictions about Eddie's questions and then play a card game arranging number sentences with greater than and less than symbols. It ends with an assessment asking students to identify the correct symbol for number comparisons.
This document discusses how addition and subtraction are taught to Prep (pre-kindergarten) students at Fairfield Primary School. It explains that students learn through hands-on activities with concrete materials, starting by accurately counting to 10 and beyond. They also learn one-to-one correspondence, connecting number names and quantities, and different strategies for addition and subtraction like counting on, fact families, number lines, and number stories.
This document provides instructions for several math activities involving classification, sorting, counting, and place value:
1) Classification activities involve sorting objects like buttons and pom poms into categories. Smarties can be sorted by color and results recorded in graphs.
2) Math bingo uses student-made boards with numbers 0-20 and calls out addition problems to match numbers.
3) Other games like fishing and picket fences match numbers to groups of objects.
4) Incidental activities like lining up use ordinal numbers like first and third. Place value concepts are reinforced through games like place value snakes.
The document describes a manual containing 25 math-related magic tricks for teachers. It includes tricks involving cards, dice, and mental math. The introduction explains how magic can make math more fun and engaging for students by providing mysteries for them to solve.
This document provides information about place value and how it is used to compose numbers. It discusses:
1) Place value in 2-digit numbers which are made up of tens and ones.
2) Place value in 3-digit numbers which are made up of hundreds, tens, and ones.
3) Place value in 4-digit numbers which are made up of thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones.
It also introduces place value in decimals including tenths, hundredths and thousandths. Charts and blocks are presented as ways to help understand and represent place value in different types of numbers.
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The document provides guidance on using the backwards approach to plan lessons for the kindergarten math outcome of comparing quantities from 0 to 10. It includes identifying the outcome, determining how learning will be observed, planning instructional opportunities and assessing prior knowledge, carrying out the lesson, and assessing student learning and next steps. Sample lesson plans are provided focusing on using ten frames and counters to build and compare numbers, as well as unifix cube riddles.
This document explains a method called "NETFU" for simplifying fractions into equivalent fractions. NETFU is an acronym that stands for the steps to take: N (numerator), E (even), T (threes), F (fives), U (unusual factors). It provides examples working through simplifying fractions using the NETFU method, dividing the numerator and denominator by the largest number possible at each step. The goal is to simplify fractions down to their lowest terms with as few steps as possible.
The document provides activities for teaching subitizing and number sense using dot cards and ten frames. It discusses subitizing as the ability to recognize small quantities without counting. The activities are meant to help children learn number patterns up to 10 and the relationships between numbers. Suggested activities include matching dot patterns, building sets on ten frames, flash card games, and activities combining dot cards and ten frames.
The document provides activities for teaching subitizing and number sense using dot cards and ten frames. It discusses subitizing as recognizing small quantities without counting and provides examples of dot card and ten frame activities. The activities are designed to help students learn number patterns, compositions, comparisons and build number sense for quantities up to 10 or 20. Suggested activities include matching games, flash card activities, and building sets based on oral instructions.
This document provides information from a Maths Information Evening for parents. It discusses what progress in maths entails, how maths is taught in key stages 1 and 2, and different maths concepts covered, including place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and problem solving. Parents are advised to praise their children's efforts, play maths games at home, and focus on building confidence rather than stressing workbooks or written methods.
The document provides instructions for students in Room 9 to choose math games to play based on their math group - triangles, circles, or squares. The games involve counting, addition, subtraction and other basic math skills. Upon completing all the games, the document states that Room 9 students will be math champions.
The document provides strategies for teaching addition and subtraction to students. Some key strategies include:
- Using visual tools like an abacus to teach strategies like "making 10" and "two 5s" for addition. Counting should be discouraged.
- Part-whole circles can help students see the relationship between addition and subtraction and solve word problems.
- Strategies for subtraction include subtracting 1 or 2 from even/odd numbers, subtracting from 10, and a "going up" strategy to find the difference between numbers.
- Games like "Go to the Dump" can make subtraction strategies engaging for students to practice facts involving 10.
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This document provides an overview and instructions for using the UrlRewritingNet.UrlRewrite module. It allows rewriting URLs in ASP.NET applications for search engine optimization and user-friendly URLs. Key features include rewriting URLs based on regular expressions, support for themes and master pages, and adding custom rewrite providers. Limitations include only rewriting requests handled by ASP.NET and not supporting rewriting without file extensions or cross-page postbacks without disabling security checks. The document covers installation, configuration, server settings, changing rules at runtime, and creating custom providers.
The document provides nutrition guidelines and calorie intake recommendations for three individuals (Andy, Mark, Russell) on a 4-week strength training program. It details their basic stats, recommended daily calorie and macronutrient intake to provide enough fuel and protein for exercise and muscle growth. Examples of food sources of carbohydrates, proteins and fats are also listed, along with guidance on using Lucozade sports nutrition products before and after exercise to aid in recovery.
Symbol cards are a resource that can help develop children's understanding of mathematical concepts and operations. They use symbols, pictures, or objects to represent numbers, operations, or mathematical ideas. Teachers can use symbol cards in a variety of ways to support children's learning, such as by having children match cards, sequence cards to show calculations or patterns, or use the cards to create their own word problems.
This document provides guidance for teaching activities to help a child with difficulty remembering number pairs totalling between 10 and 20. The activities focus on finding patterns in number pairs, exploring relationships between numbers, and communicating mathematics with symbols. Key teaching strategies include using physical objects like beads and cubes to demonstrate number pairs, having the child record addition facts, and playing games to practice recalling facts like "number partners." The goal is to provide multiple opportunities for the child to see patterns in number pairs in order to improve their recall of facts and reduce calculation errors.
This document outlines the requirements for an occupational hygiene training website. It will provide approved training materials in multiple languages, market courses to students, and stimulate sharing of educational resources. The site will be accessible to professional hygienists, prospective students, employers, training providers, associations, and exam boards. Content will cover organizations, training courses and materials, and a user forum. The site aims to promote occupational hygiene training globally.
The document provides a product comparison of various Visual Studio 2008 editions. It includes a table that lists features across General, Basic Tools, Data-Related Tools, Platform Tools, and Advanced Tools categories. The document also notes that the information is for illustrative purposes only and subject to change, and that Microsoft makes no warranties regarding the information in the document.
Symbol cards are a resource to help teach early reading and writing skills. They use pictures or symbols to represent words or ideas that are difficult to read or spell. Teachers can use symbol cards to support students in reading, writing, and communicating before they learn the alphabetic code.
Symbol cards are a resource that can help develop children's understanding of mathematical concepts and operations. They use symbols, pictures, or objects to represent numbers, operations, or mathematical ideas. Teachers can use symbol cards to support a range of mathematical activities, concepts, and skills for children in Foundation Stage through to Key Stage 1.
Symbol cards are a resource to help children develop early literacy skills. They contain pictures or symbols that represent objects, actions or concepts. Teachers can use symbol cards to support children's understanding and use of language in a fun way through games, stories and activities matched to their stage of development.
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