Fill in all squares of the grid with single digits Each column, each row, each 3x3 grid contains all the digits from 1-9 with no repeats. Sudoku Let’s play …
Ms. Lisa Baxter Community Projects Manager   Investing in Children homework club activities Information at: www.investinginchildren.on.ca
Fill in all squares of the grid with single digits Each column, each row, each 3x3 grid contains all the digits from 1-9 with no repeats. Sudoku Let’s play … Where’s The Math?
Number Sense and Numeration
Number Sense permeates all aspects of mathematics teaching and learning …. Make sense of Numerical situations Intuitive feeling for numbers Develops with experience NSN  PA  M  GSS  DMP
Part Part Whole 7 7 Complex / Multifaceted / Relationships Spatial Recognize sets of objects in patterned 1 and 2  more 1 and 2  less Anchors 5 and 10
7 3 15 Counting Of course, that only makes sense…
Benchmark: A Point of Reference Ministry Document: K - 3 Strategies Grade 1 lesson: Ten in the Nest - Page 125
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Cardinality Principle
Cardinal  Nominal  Ordinal “ How Many” “ Which One?” “ Which Position?” Sara is 6 years old Please come to her 6 th  birthday party It’s at 4:00 pm On Thursday Sept. 11 th It’s at 355 Third Avenue Call 519-453-4161 to R.S.V.P
Use of  More / Less / Same  in their language is a benchmark for the teacher that changes over time. Key Language Development: Game Facts: Ms. Brooks won by 15 points. In one quarter they scored the same number of points. In another quarter, Mr. Adams scored 10 more points. In yet another quarter, Mr. Adams was outscored by 5 points. Mr. Adams Ms. Brooks Final 4 th 3 rd 2 nd 1 st Player
Number Models  – visual representations What techniques (lessons) might a teacher use to model cardinality? Number Lines  – a single dimensional model ‘ BIG” number lines (ropes and strings) Build a Model Strategy 1: To Compare and Order Numbers ….
Use 'Intelligent' Guess and Check “ I’m thinking of a number between ….” Strategy 2: To Compare and Order Numbers …. 25  72 Numberline Game .... Fish Bowl
Strategy 3: Doubles and Near Doubles …. double 3 is the 'bug' double ... double 4 is the 'spider' double ... double 5 is the 'hand' double ... double 6 is the 'egg carton' double ... double 7 is the 'two week' double ...
There has to be a better way!
How did number systems evolve?
Engage all of your learners ... A Brief Comparison  of Ancient Number Systems Technique: Jigsaw Class is divided into 4 teams. Each group member is given a letter. (A-D) Each letter group assembles into specialist groups. Specialist group becomes the expert group. Parent group reassembles with each member responsible for their topic.
   Place Value    Zero as a Place Holder    International 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Hindu-Arabic Numeration System Characteristics of Base 10 System Will this Numeration System evolve too?
Japanese Numeration System … 15 14 13 12 11 Jugo Go 5 Jushi Shi 4 Jusan San 3 Juni Ni 2 Juichi Ichi 1
Language …A Bump In The Road Tenty-one Tenty-two Tenty-three Tenty-four Tenty-five 15 14 13 12 11 Fifteen Five 5 Fourteen Four 4 Thirteen Three 3 Twelve Two 2 Eleven One 1
the value of a digit is determined by its position in a number. 275 Place Value  Most Significant Digit
PV Blocks (pre-grouped) “ Count by…” Start / Dir / Skip 8  U  2 24  D  5 15  U  3 108  D  4  Model Building: Proportional Place Value Sticks (‘groupable’)
PV Blocks (pre-grouped) Sticks (‘groupable’) Model Building: Non-Proportional Place Value Issues 1 10 100
Trading Equivalent Values 1 10 100 1 10 100
The Hundreds Chart Sieve of Eratosthenes: Primes and Composites Think / Pair / Share Find 1 more patterns. 45 36 34 35 27 15 13
Expanded Notation A Critical skill 'Lost in the Wilderness' Multiple Representations 275 = 200 + 70 + 5 275 = 100 + 170 + 5

Number sense

  • 1.
    Fill in allsquares of the grid with single digits Each column, each row, each 3x3 grid contains all the digits from 1-9 with no repeats. Sudoku Let’s play …
  • 2.
    Ms. Lisa BaxterCommunity Projects Manager Investing in Children homework club activities Information at: www.investinginchildren.on.ca
  • 3.
    Fill in allsquares of the grid with single digits Each column, each row, each 3x3 grid contains all the digits from 1-9 with no repeats. Sudoku Let’s play … Where’s The Math?
  • 4.
    Number Sense andNumeration
  • 5.
    Number Sense permeatesall aspects of mathematics teaching and learning …. Make sense of Numerical situations Intuitive feeling for numbers Develops with experience NSN PA M GSS DMP
  • 6.
    Part Part Whole7 7 Complex / Multifaceted / Relationships Spatial Recognize sets of objects in patterned 1 and 2 more 1 and 2 less Anchors 5 and 10
  • 7.
    7 3 15Counting Of course, that only makes sense…
  • 8.
    Benchmark: A Pointof Reference Ministry Document: K - 3 Strategies Grade 1 lesson: Ten in the Nest - Page 125
  • 9.
    1 2 34 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Cardinality Principle
  • 10.
    Cardinal Nominal Ordinal “ How Many” “ Which One?” “ Which Position?” Sara is 6 years old Please come to her 6 th birthday party It’s at 4:00 pm On Thursday Sept. 11 th It’s at 355 Third Avenue Call 519-453-4161 to R.S.V.P
  • 11.
    Use of More / Less / Same in their language is a benchmark for the teacher that changes over time. Key Language Development: Game Facts: Ms. Brooks won by 15 points. In one quarter they scored the same number of points. In another quarter, Mr. Adams scored 10 more points. In yet another quarter, Mr. Adams was outscored by 5 points. Mr. Adams Ms. Brooks Final 4 th 3 rd 2 nd 1 st Player
  • 12.
    Number Models – visual representations What techniques (lessons) might a teacher use to model cardinality? Number Lines – a single dimensional model ‘ BIG” number lines (ropes and strings) Build a Model Strategy 1: To Compare and Order Numbers ….
  • 13.
    Use 'Intelligent' Guessand Check “ I’m thinking of a number between ….” Strategy 2: To Compare and Order Numbers …. 25 72 Numberline Game .... Fish Bowl
  • 14.
    Strategy 3: Doublesand Near Doubles …. double 3 is the 'bug' double ... double 4 is the 'spider' double ... double 5 is the 'hand' double ... double 6 is the 'egg carton' double ... double 7 is the 'two week' double ...
  • 15.
    There has tobe a better way!
  • 16.
    How did numbersystems evolve?
  • 17.
    Engage all ofyour learners ... A Brief Comparison of Ancient Number Systems Technique: Jigsaw Class is divided into 4 teams. Each group member is given a letter. (A-D) Each letter group assembles into specialist groups. Specialist group becomes the expert group. Parent group reassembles with each member responsible for their topic.
  • 18.
    Place Value  Zero as a Place Holder  International 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Hindu-Arabic Numeration System Characteristics of Base 10 System Will this Numeration System evolve too?
  • 19.
    Japanese Numeration System… 15 14 13 12 11 Jugo Go 5 Jushi Shi 4 Jusan San 3 Juni Ni 2 Juichi Ichi 1
  • 20.
    Language …A BumpIn The Road Tenty-one Tenty-two Tenty-three Tenty-four Tenty-five 15 14 13 12 11 Fifteen Five 5 Fourteen Four 4 Thirteen Three 3 Twelve Two 2 Eleven One 1
  • 21.
    the value ofa digit is determined by its position in a number. 275 Place Value Most Significant Digit
  • 22.
    PV Blocks (pre-grouped)“ Count by…” Start / Dir / Skip 8 U 2 24 D 5 15 U 3 108 D 4 Model Building: Proportional Place Value Sticks (‘groupable’)
  • 23.
    PV Blocks (pre-grouped)Sticks (‘groupable’) Model Building: Non-Proportional Place Value Issues 1 10 100
  • 24.
    Trading Equivalent Values1 10 100 1 10 100
  • 25.
    The Hundreds ChartSieve of Eratosthenes: Primes and Composites Think / Pair / Share Find 1 more patterns. 45 36 34 35 27 15 13
  • 26.
    Expanded Notation ACritical skill 'Lost in the Wilderness' Multiple Representations 275 = 200 + 70 + 5 275 = 100 + 170 + 5