DIFFERENTIATION Extension Represent the number 46 as was done in the How many groups of 2 can you make with the number 58? How many groups of ten can you make? How many groups of five can you make? Continue with more numbers as needed. Intervention Students will work with numbers 11–39, discussing the number of tens and ones in numbers. Students may have access to a rekenrek to assist in adding numbers. of Ten” (Van de Activity 11.2, page 183) This activity gives students the “Groups opportunity to practice counting various groups of objects, make groups of ten, and record the total amount of objects. Use of a ten-frame to make groups of ten may be helpful for some students. Table 1 The Commissioner of……. Spilt Milk Hiccups Book Bag Face Wiping Dirt Removal Finding Lost Vegetable Pencil Teeth Snow Homework Eating Sharpening Brushing Shoveling Things that Battery Dish Washing Book Umbrella Bump in the Charging Returning Holding Night Flat Tires Bug Squishing Trash Removal Bedtime Toy Locating Story Reading Chicken Pox Mosquito Bed Making Dog Bathing Video Games Slapping Foul Balls Dog Walking Homework Tree Climbing Transportation Checking Scary Lawn Mowing Lunch Money Recycling Late Arrivals Nightmares Mismatched Hair Brushing Card Money Socks Shuffling Counting
DIFFERENTIATION Extension Represent the number 46 as was done in the How many groups of 2 can you make with the number 58? How many groups of ten can you make? How many groups of five can you make? Continue with more numbers as needed. Intervention Students will work with numbers 11–39, discussing the number of tens and ones in numbers. Students may have access to a rekenrek to assist in adding numbers. “Groups of Ten” (Van de Activity 11.2, page 183) This activity gives students the opportunity to practice counting various groups of objects, make groups of ten, and record the total amount of objects. Use of a ten-frame to make groups of ten may be helpful for some students. Table 1 The Commissioner of……. Spilt Milk Hiccups Book Bag Finding Face Wiping Dirt Removal Lost Homework Vegetable Eating Pencil Sharpening Teeth Brushing Snow Shoveling Things that Bump in the Night Battery Charging Dish Washing Book Returning Umbrella Holding Flat Tires Bug Squishing Trash Removal Bedtime Story Reading Toy Locating Chicken Pox Mosquito Slapping Bed Making Dog Bathing Video Games Foul Balls Dog Walking Homework Checking Tree Climbing Transportation Scary Nightmares Lawn Mowing Lunch Money Recycling Late Arrivals Mismatched Socks Hair Brushing Card Shuffling Money Counting
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