I am just loving our Think Math activity! Here are some of the stories my class has created this week.
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A Star Wars fan? |
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I love that these last two examples show partial number lines. I just briefly demonstrated using an open-type number line yesterday and showed how they could just include the numbers they needed without showing every number. Apparently they DO listen to me from time to time! |
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One of the few students who chose subtraction. She's one of my ESL friends; notice sell instead of buy. |
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Their stories can also show me students who may need some reteaching. This friend arrived at the correct answer, but showed a 10 frame that is not a 10 frame. |
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This story just made me smile! Almost everyone else stuck with the leprechaun/St. Patrick's Day theme. |
I discovered this weekend that there are some teachers on Twitter who are sharing a similar activity using the hashtag #1stnumbertalks. I can't wait to get connected to some other first grade classes!
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