a collaboration of various strategies that work for us! harmony elementary 1 st grade team december...
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A Collaboration of Various Strategies that work for us!
Harmony Elementary 1st Grade Team
December 10, 2014
First Grade Frenzy
Math Talk Time- A.K.A. Calendar Time
During this
time the
Number of
the day is
discussed,
time,
addition
and
subtraction
problems,
fact
families,
etc.
MAKING NUMBERS Students are
given a blank
sheet of paper
with squares.
They write their
numbers 0-9 two
times. Next they
cup the squares
apart into small
pieces. The
teacher calls out
numbers for the
students to make.
This is much like
the making
words.
Using 3-D shapes
Students
review 3-D
shapes by
creating an a
turkey with
toothpicks,
marshmallows
, apples.
Teaching 3-D shapes
Using the song
“Hokey Pokey”
sing through the
song, asking
students to “put
their sphere in,
their sphere out,
…..
You can continue
this song singing,
“You put the
shape that can
stack and roll in,
put the shape
that can stack
and roll out…..”
Teaching Flat Shapes
Ask students to
get into a circle.
One person goes
around the circle
with a basket of
shapes. As the
teacher sings, “A
tisket a tasket”
the student will
stop in front of
someone and
drop a shape at
their feet. The
student has to
name the shape
and continue
going around the
circle.
Anchor Charts
Creating Anchor
charts for
strategies for
adding, shapes,
ways to make
numbers provide
help to students.
I create anchor
charts with my
students.
B.U.I.L.D Centers in MathB.U.I.L.D centers- Students complete one math center a day.
The ten frame on the carpet is used to teach the ten frame, adding, more, less.
Part, Part, Whole Model
This part-part whole model was created using 2 PVC pipe. They were painted two different colors and were velcroed together. This is a visual representation of the part- part whole model. Students complete this during their B.U.I.L.D math centers.
Work on Writing- Build it, Draw it, Write it
Students use cubes to create an object or animal. Next students write a story about what they have created.
Students use www.spellingcity.com to work on games and practice their spelling words.
Working with Words