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Comparing Length: Longer video- watch in segments

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Comparing Length: Longer video- watch in segments

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Subject: Mathematics Level: Primary 1 (Aged 7 to 8) The worked example screencast is targeted at learners aged 7 to 8 with the following learning objectives: - List 4 sets of words used to describe length (Tall and Taller, Short and Shorter, Long and Longer, High and Higher) - Compare length of objects or things using the relevant words to describe length Duration of the screencast: 19 minutes 30 seconds Software used: Powerpoint 2010, Camtasia Studio Equipment used: Bamboo Tablet Pen, Wireless Headset with Microphone

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'Ordering Objects by Length' on ViewPure

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Big ones, small ones, some as big as your head...

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FrogStreet Kids

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'Short or Tall (Sing & Read Math Literacy Series)' on ViewPure

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'Super Fab Lab! - Nonstandard Measurement - Sid The Science Kid - The Jim Henson Company' on ViewPure

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Subscribe for more Sid the Science Kid!\nhttp://bit.ly/1vBdUZC \n\nIn this Super Fab Lab! learn about Nonstandard Measurements!\n\nNew videos twice a week!\n\nThe Jim Henson Company has remained an established leader in family entertainment for over 50 years and is recognized worldwide as an innovator in puppetry, animatronics and digital animation.

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'Introduction to Non-Standard Measurement for Kids: Using Paper Clips to Measure' on ViewPure

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PBSKids

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'Measurement | PBS Kids & Ozomatli' on ViewPure

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I Can Measure! Have students use the measuring stick to see how many cubes each object is. The Back to School NO PREP Packet for Kindergarten is packed with fun activities to keep students engaged in their learning!

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We have been working on comparing numbers and we have been playing a fun game with our subitizing dot plates!

We call it, DRIVE and COMPARE!

Here's how to play!

1. Each student gets a dot plate.
2. While you play some music, the students walk around the room with their dot plates. {We like to pretend that we are driving cars or spaceships!}

3. Turn off the music and have the students stop walking.
4. Each student finds a partner.
5. They compare the dot plates and discuss the numbers. Which number is greater? Which is fewer/less? Or are they the same?

Students use these sentence frames.

6. Then turn the music back on and play again!

You can pick up a fun holiday FREEBIE for comparing numbers in my TpT store! After you download it, please be sure to leave feedback!

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We have been working on comparing numbers and we have been playing a fun game with our subitizing dot plates! We call it, DRIVE and COMPARE! Here's how to play! 1. Each student gets a dot plate. 2. While you play some music, the students walk around the room with their dot plates.

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TeachersPayTeachers

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Which Is More? (a FREE center for comparing numbers to 30)

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Which Is More? (a FREE center for comparing numbers to 30)...perfect for the beginning of first grade (only covers #s 0-30).  Yup, this is going in math centers next week!

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Here's a simple activity for preschoolers that will turn counting practice into a game! Lately, Owen (4.5) has felt like he is "too big" for counting activities that we used to do, but he actually still needs practice on counting. I realized that he is much more motivated to count when it involves keeping score, and so I set up this simple game for him.
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How to Play: To play this game, you need objects for counting (we used math linking cubes), a cup for each player (pick the size based on age and ability), and a die. We used a math die with the numbers 1-12 on it.

Each player rolls the die and then adds that many cubes to their cup. The first one to fill the cup wins!

Variation: Use two regular dice and have your child add the numbers on the dice and take that many cubes. Or for young preschoolers, just use one regular die and practice the numbers 1-6.

Variation 2: Work backwards and empty the cups instead of filling them. Before you start, have your child guess how many rolls it will take to empty the cups.

This game held Owen's interest for several rounds, but the amazing part was that it also held his brother's interest as well (ages 7 and 10)! They were more than happy to help Owen play this game.
For more preschool counting practice:

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Race to Fill the Cup! Counting Game for Preschoolers

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Here's a simple activity for preschoolers that will turn counting practice into a game! Lately, Owen (4.5) has felt like he is 'too big' for counting activities that we used to do, but he actually still needs practice on counting.

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Kindergarten Go Math Chapter 2 Anchor Chart: Introduction to Comparing numbers or in our case reteach and review : )

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Kindergarten Go Math Chapter 2 Anchor Chart: Introduction to Comparing numbers or in our case reteach and review : )

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Number comparisons for finding the difference in subtraction. Have kids color in & show the difference in subtraction. Connect to how many more /less word problem & # sentence

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Anchor chart, comparing. Put a greater than gator under first one and less than under the other.

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Brainzy

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Comparing Quantities Ski Racer Game | Game | Education.com

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Encourage your kid to hit the slopes in this game that challenges him to compare numbers while he shreds the mountain and tries to win the big race!

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Brainzy

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Comparing Quantities Quiz Game | Game | Education.com

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Kids compare different quantities and practice counting in this colorful quiz.

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Brainzy

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Turtle Diary

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Fun To Learn Numbers - Counting Game | Turtle Diary

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Fun to Learn Numbers is for kids to practice and reinforce their concepts of number counting, sequencing and picture addition. The game is divided into 6 rounds:

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Turtle Diary

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Few and More - Ordering Numbers Game | Turtle Diary

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A fantastic game designed for kindergarteners to teach them how to count and compare things in an engaging and fun way. In this game, kids need to count and compare

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Turtle Diary

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Compare 2 Numbers - Ordering Numbers Game | Turtle Diary

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A brilliant math game designed for kindergarteners to teach them how to compare two digit numbers using \',\' and \'=.\' In this game, they have to spot a pair showing

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Activity 1 - I made this for a drill for my students in grade 1. A group of 4 to 5 students will compete with each other with the different sets that will be shown to them and then the first one to go to the finish line wins the game.

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Number Gators (Greater Than, Less Than Symbols Song)

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UMIGO - Greater Than Less Than (COMPARISON)