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The purpose of this Warm-up is to allow students to connect language to mathematical representations, which will be useful when students need to compare quantities and numbers in later activities. In the Synthesis, students have the opportunity to practice using the language “more” to compare quantities.
This Warm-up gives students opportunities to make sense of a problem by acting it out first before thinking about how to solve the problem (MP1).
Lin put 8 cups on the table.
Tyler put 6 plates on the table.
Who put more things on the table?
The purpose of this activity is for students to represent a number from 1 to 10 in different ways. Students write the number, use objects to create groups, and draw groups of images. Students use these representations while they take a Gallery Walk in the next activity. Students use appropriate tools strategically as they choose which objects to use and how to organize them to represent their numbers (MP5).
The purpose of this activity is for students to look at different representations of numbers 1–10 that their classmates made. Students compare two numbers, using the numbers or any of the representations on the charts. They make comparison statements using the words, "more," “less,” and “the same number.” When students share how they compare their numbers, they use their own mathematical vocabulary and listen to others' thinking (MP6).
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The purpose of this activity is for students to choose activities that offer practice with number and counting concepts
Choose a center.
Fewer, Same, More
Math Libs
Number Race
"Today we showed numbers in many different ways. We also compared numbers."
"During the Gallery Walk, how did you figure out which number was more? What things did other students include on their posters that helped you compare the numbers?"
“Let’s practice counting to 20.”
Demonstrate counting to 20. Count to 20 as a class 1–2 times.