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¿Cuáles 3 van juntas?
The purpose of this activity is for students to practice solving Compare, Difference Unknown story problems (MP2). In the Activity Synthesis, students revisit a representation of a Compare problem that was introduced in a previous unit. This representation lays the foundation for working with tape diagrams in grade 2.
The teacher may want to incorporate movement into this activity by writing each problem on a piece of chart paper and placing each one in a different location around the classroom. Students can solve the problem at one location, discuss the problem with their partner, then move on to a new problem at a new location.
Resuelve todos los problemas.
Muestra cómo pensaste. Usa dibujos, números o palabras.
Lin tiene 7 boletos para las atracciones.
Mai tiene 12 boletos.
¿Cuántos boletos más que Lin tiene Mai?
En el puesto de algodón de azúcar venden 17 bolsas de algodón de azúcar azul.
Venden 7 bolsas de algodón de azúcar rosado.
¿Cuántas bolsas más de algodón azul que de algodón rosado venden?
Tyler escoge un premio.
Hay 13 juguetes y 9 animales de peluche.
¿Cuántos animales de peluche menos que juguetes hay?
En la rueda de la fortuna caben 20 personas.
En los columpios caben 14 personas.
¿Cuántas personas menos caben en los columpios que en la rueda de la fortuna?
The purpose of this activity is for students to use given information to ask and answer different questions. Students may ask Put Together or Compare problems using the given information. A representation of the information is also provided. This representation is a precursor to the tape diagrams students will use to represent and solve Compare problems in grade 2.
When students recognize the mathematical features of things in the real world and ask questions that arise from a presented situation, they model with mathematics (MP4).
Usa la información para escribir y responder 2 preguntas.
Si te ayuda, usa el dibujo para la primera situación.
Diego monta en 7 atracciones.
Priya monta en 11 atracciones.
Jada monta en 3 atracciones.
Kiran monta en 6 atracciones.
Noah monta en 9 atracciones.
Display:
Jada goes on 9 rides.
Mai goes on 6 rides.
“Hoy hicimos y respondimos preguntas tipo ‘¿Cuántos más?’ y ‘¿Cuántos menos?’. ¿Qué preguntas podemos hacer sobre esta información?” // “Today we asked and answered ‘how many more’ and ‘how many fewer’ questions. What questions can we ask about this information?” (How many more rides does Jada go on than Mai? How many fewer rides does Mai go on than Jada?)
Display:
6 + 3 = 9
“¿Cómo se ve en la ecuación la relación entre las atracciones en las que Jada y Mai montan?” // “How does the equation show the relationship between the rides Jada and Mai go on?” (It shows that you have to add three more rides to Mai’s rides in order to get to the number of rides Jada goes on.)