Teaching Teen Numbers in Preschool and Kindergarten
Use stamps to create sets between 11 and 20.
That’s a 12 written in the upper left corner. First a snowman is stamped. Then 12 snowflakes are stamped. Numbers can be written in the centers of the flakes.
The photos on the pages listed below offer some math instructional ideas: [twocol_one]Addition/Subtraction Centers Graphing Math Journals Math Links Measurement[/twocol_one] [twocol_one_last]Money/Time Number Formation Poems Number Sense Number Word Songs Other Math Ideas Patterning/Counting[/twocol_one_last]
The photos on the pages listed below offer some math instructional ideas. Addition/Subtraction A plate divided into three sections can be used to illustrate both addition and subtraction. For addition, put manipulatives in both small sections (5+3). Move all of them down to the larger bottom section to show the sum. For subtraction, begin with…
Explore The Mitten by Jan Brett with phonemic awareness songs, dramatic play, sight word matching, and hands-on math activities. The Mitten Phonemic Awareness Song Source: CTP’s Winter Phonemic Awareness book and CD Tune: “The Farmer in the Dell” The Mole The mole is in the mitten, The mole is in the mitten. Me Mi…
Math journals are a great way to help kindergarten students develop problem-solving skills, explain their thinking, and represent mathematical ideas through drawings and writing. Getting Started with Math Journals When first introducing math journals, the teacher should model the process several times by completing journal entries with the class. Begin by asking: “What do we…
Shape Poems Source unknown Cindy Circle I am Cindy Circle. Watch me turn Round and round and you will learn I’m not straight and I don’t bend. My outside edges never end. Sammy Square Sammy Square is my name. My four sides are just the same. Turn me around, I don’t care. I’m always the…
Money Poems and Songs ABC Money Rap Written by Ali from Kinderkorner A B C D E Learning coins is fun for me. F G H I J A penny is one cent, hooray! K L M N O Five cents make a nickel, you know. P Q R S T A dime is worth…