Math

 

 

 

 

 

                                                       This Week:   

Be sure to scroll down to see the Number Rhymes which help children learn to write their numbers correctly.

Number Patterns

  • I can count by 10s.

  • I can count by 5’s.

  • I can count by 2’s.

I can tell the difference between even and odd numbers

 

 

 

Click below for number games:

http://pbskids.org/games/counting.html

http://www.learningplanet.com/sam/cyc/index.asp

 

Click below for pattern games:

http://www.primarygames.com/patterns/question2.htm 

http://funschool.kaboose.com/preschool/games/game_crazy_pattern_machine_the.html

 

 

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Number rhymes

0; Around you go and around you go - That's the way to make a zero

 

1; Straight line down then you're done - That's the way to make a one

 

2; Around and back on the railroad track - two, two, two…

 

3; Around the tree, around the tree - That's the way to make a three

 

4; Down and over, down once more - That's the way to make a four 

 

5: Across the diving board, down you dive - Around the pool to make a five

 

6; Grab the spoon and stir the mix - That's the way to make a six

 

7; Across the sky and down from heaven - That's the way to make a seven

 

8; Make an S but do not wait - Go back up to make an eight


9; Circle and line - That's the way to make a nine

 

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REVIEW THE I CAN STATEMENTS BELOW:

 

I  CAN….

recognize shapes (square, circle, oval, rectangle, triangle, hexagon, trapezoid)

 

identify positions (on, over, above, under, below, left, right, in, out, top, middle, bottom)

 

identify what does not belong

 

copy, extend, and create patterns

 

recognize, write, order, and count using numbers 0 to 10

 

determine what is more and what is fewer

 

recognize, compare, and understand the geometrical shapes cone, sphere, cylinder, cube

 

recognize, write, order, and count using number 0 to 30

 

add numbers to ten using pictures, number line, concrete objects, etc.

 

measure objects with non-standard units (paper clips, cubes, beans)

 

compare length, weight, and capacity of items

 

make simple addition sentences using pictures or concrete objects

 

use a graph to collect data, to show how many, and to explore probability

 

use tally marks to show how many

 

make simple subtraction sentences using pictures or concrete objects

 

number patterns (counting by 10's, 5's, 2's)

 

 

 

 

 

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