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Skaičiaus sudarymas iš dešimčių ir vienetų

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Skaičiaus sudarymas iš dešimčių ir vienetų

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First Grade Math | Determine totals to 40 by counting tens and ones using base-10 blocks

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Determine totals to 40 by counting tens and ones using base-10 blocks | Math Centers that Deliver - Explore HappyNumbers.com

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First Grade Math | Count backward by 10 on a number line (part 1)

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Count backward by 10 on a number line (part 1) | Math Centers that Deliver - Explore HappyNumbers.com

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First Grade Math | Determine a missing addend to add up to the next round number with and without a model of base-10 blocks

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Determine a missing addend to add up to the next round number with and without a model of base-10 blocks | Math Centers that Deliver - Explore HappyNumbers.com

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First Grade Math | Solve equations that add or subtract 1 or 10 with and without modeling with base-10 blocks

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Solve equations that add or subtract 1 or 10 with and without modeling with base-10 blocks | Math Centers that Deliver - Explore HappyNumbers.com

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Prie dviženklio pridėti dviženklį neperlipant dešimties

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Prie dviženklio pridėti dviženklį neperlipant dešimties

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First Grade Math | Model and solve 2-digit addition equations within 40 using base-10 blocks

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Model and solve 2-digit addition equations within 40 using base-10 blocks | Math Centers that Deliver - Explore HappyNumbers.com

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Number Frames by The Math Learning Center

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Number Frames help students structure numbers to five, ten, twenty, and one hundred. Students use the frames to count, represent, compare, and compute with numbers in a particular range.

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Use this tool to design a pattern using geometric shapes.

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Model equations, keep track of two teams' points or make a graph with this interactive counter tool. Featuring two color counters and graph paper, you can also write numbers or words onto the workspace.

To use the interactive counter tool, click and drag as many counters as you'd like onto the workspace. Use the pencil tool to write numbers or an equation. Click the eraser to erase. Or, use the trash can symbol to clear the board.

Wondering how to use the interactive counter tool? Here are some ideas:

Model addition equations using red counters for one of the addends and yellow counters for the other addend.

Model multiplication with counters by creating groups of counters. Circle each group using the pencil tool.

Show points for two different teams while playing a game. Use red counters for one team and yellow counters for the other team. Write in team names using the pencil tool.

Use the counters to graph two different opinions, voting choices, or categories. Label each item with the pencil tool.

Visit classplayground.com to find Counting Printables.

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Two Color Counters | Teaching Tools | Toy Theater Educational Games

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This interactive counter tool is great for modeling equations, keeping track of points when playing a game, or graphing. It features red and yellow counters.

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Are you teaching the concept of area to your class? Then you need this fun, exciting, interactive area game for your students. This game helps students learn to calculate area quickly in a fun, low-stakes environment.

To play, read the question above the large square. Then, choose the correct rectangle that shows the requested area. When you answer questions correctly, the climber to the right of the screen will move up one rung on the ladder. Climb up as high as you can to reach the gold coin! Incorrect answers will cost you a life and move the climber down one rung. How many gold coins will you collect?

With this online area game, children can practice solving for area while also reinforcing multiplication skills. These skills are typically taught in third grade, but can also provide reinforcement or a challenge for students in other grades.

Are you looking for more area games and activities? Try the perimeter climber or the area perimeter explorer.

Visit classplayground.com for more information and printables related to area.

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Make teaching area fun with this exciting interactive area game. Answer the questions and solve for area by counting the squares.

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Free Interactive Primary or Elementary, Ages 7-11 Years, Key Stage 2 Numeracy and Maths Resources and Tools. Maths tools for teachers and parents to help your child with maths, online calculator, hundred square, numberlines and clocks. Maths tools to use on IWB, PC or Mac in your homeschooling lessons.