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Di Siemon - Ten Frame Filler Game
Grade 1 - 4

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https://www.didax.com/apps/ten-frame/

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Base 10 & Abacus: Base 10 allows kids to  the enormity of a number something that the digit just don’t achieve, however like many other materials they are big and bulky but support kids who are developing their sense of larger numbers. Renaming if they are moving beyond need to deconstruct to see it’s parts. The Abacus is non proportional,  is much smaller. Each prong represents a value, easy to draw but only for those moving well towards abstraction of numbers.

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https://www.coolmath4kids.com/manipulatives/base-ten-blocks

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The need for materials is fundamental in teaching mathematics because so many of the ideas that have to be taught are not intrinsically obvious.

At some point they need to be very concrete, able to picked up, pulled apart or manipulated. The use of materials can build in from the outset that mathematics is fundamentally an experimental science, conjectures need to be made and evaluated in place of simply acquiring a mass of seemingly immutable facts and rules.

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Google Slide - Google Classroom Resource

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[Template] Math Manipulative Resource Room

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Math Mat: A vital tool to support kids to act it out then use other materials ( book/paper to represent themselves and then see it from different angles, great when looking at multiplication facts. Can be used as a number grid –identify 10 less/more 100 less/more, graphing.

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Pattern Blocks can be used for pattern making repeating and growing, tessellating but a must use for fraction exploration. Again can represent large numbers when  students identify a key.

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Unifix: Similar to bundles these should be used well before base 10 is introduced. Also great for graphing, informal but uniform unit of measurement

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Bundles: One material for making larger 2 and 3 digit numbers- disadvantage can take up space and often kids need space on floor to use.

But can be deconstructed as student explore how to rename

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Counters including Double sided: Highlight invaluable use of double sided counters when problem solving, graphing, use to represent large numbers ( red = Th, blue = hun, Green= tens and yellow = ones.

Which students attempt to use them when asked to make 2 digit numbers?

When used what supports to you also offer to use structure – ten frames double frames, rather than disorganised mess we often see.

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Bead strings: Have a wide variety of uses, they support students to see visual pattern when skip counting before they record it in numbers.

Subitise what's next based on the structure of ten. Support students to talk about tens and ones within a number made or as they make the number. To see how large numbers are and compare. Estimate how many piled on the floor and rounding

They support a more structured use of adding and subtracting  with 2 digit numbers, building to next ten or over the next ten, partitioning of numbers,

1 more / 1 less, 10 more/ 10 less

If used with smaller strings can support ten facts and facts to 20. Guessing what’s missing when some of the ten are covered,

They can also be used to show groups when multiplying and enable students to divide a given amount.

Strings of 100 are perfect for percentages, negative numbers.

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GOOGLE DRIVE RESOURCE BANK
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14Cv1wyjfZo2iazsrX81OoEMJeir322_e?usp=sharing

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Bead Kebab Warm Up - Early Years

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Random Domino » Toy Theater | Learn • Create • Play

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Random Domino This online random domino generator produces an domino with random sets of dots (or pips). Click the number in the right-hand corner to choose the highest number that will appear on the domino. Click new to produce a new random domino. Practice subitizing – looking at a group of items…

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Interactive Tangrams

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Tangram | Free Virtual Manipulatives | Toy Theater

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Free online tangram puzzles | Mobile + tablet friendly | Designed using physics, these tangrams give the feel of the real thing with no pieces to clean up!

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Modeled off of the original pattern blocks developed in the 1960s, our virtual pattern blocks include a yellow hexagon, red trapezoid, orange square, blue rhombus, beige narrow rhombus, and green equilateral triangle, offering a helpful complement to the concrete manipulatives found in classrooms. Designed using physics, these online pattern blocks can be rotated, moved around, and bumped into each other giving the feeling of real blocks. However, this virtual manipulative offers the added advantages of requiring no clean up and they're free! Also check out our Tangram activity for another way to explore shapes and spatial rotation. Visit classplayground.com for pattern block printables. We have also collected the pattern block printables into a book, available from Amazon.

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Pattern Blocks | Free Virtual Manipulatives | Toy Theater

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Free online pattern blocks. Tablet+mobile friendly. Designed using physics to give the feel of the original blocks with no pieces to clean up!

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Interactive Ten Frames for TV or Ipads https://www.coolmath4kids.com/manipulatives/ten-frame

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Game P-2
https://www.nctm.org/Classroom-Resources/Illuminations/Interactives/Ten-Frame/

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1-2 Interactive Bundling ready for Google Classroom
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1C93XhcTzGFdIbDBVs4I-jZPqVKR2NYUHY9X8f4IN7YY/edit?usp=sharing

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Interactive Australian Play Money for TV

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Coins Australia » Toy Theater | Learn • Create • Play

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Bead String Game - Early Years

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Abacus - Dr Paul Swan - Bead String Tug of War

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Interactive 100-bead string. You can move all the beads to the right of the string and move individual or groups of beads to the left side of the string by clicking on selected beads. The controls also allow you to move 1 or 10 beads to the left or right of the string to show addition and subtraction. This can be used to model different counting and calculation strategies.

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Interactive Coloured Counters for TV

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Similar to a two-color counter, this color counter virtual manipulative allows more flexibility to pick all your favorite colors. Numbers and operators are also conveniently included to make connections between the color circles and the mathematical concepts.

Visit classplayground.com for Counting Printables.

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Color Counters | Free Virtual Manipulatives | Toy Theater

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This free color counters virtual manipulative offers a variety of color counters with numbers & operators to help students visualize basic math concepts.

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Interactive Unifix for TV

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Interactive Tens and Ones - Tens (Towers) and Ones

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Base Ten Blocks | Teaching Tools | Toy Theater Educational Games

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Use these blocks of one and ten to model place value and help kids visualize the concept of 10.

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Interactive two sided counters

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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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Game - P-2 Interactive/online Unifix

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Place Value Basketball helps you to understand the concept of hundreds, tens and ones. You need to recognise the Dienes base ten blocks and match to numbers up to three digits on the basketballs.

Place value is a difficult concept and this game can help you to know the value of each number depending on its position.

As with all of our games, Place Value Basketball works well on an interactive whiteboard.

AGE

5-8 Years

SUBJECTS

Maths Place Value

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Place Value Basketball - Dienes Game for 5 to 8 Year Olds

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Place Value Basketball is a fun, base ten blocks game which helps children aged 5 to 8 to know what each digit in a either a two or three digit number represents.

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P-2 Interactive Unifix Game

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Dienes and Coins - 5-9 year olds - Topmarks

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Useful place value teaching resources for use on an interactive whiteboard. They cover hundreds, tens and ones and UK money. With some you will need to drag the Dienes blocks to represent the number you want. Please note the decimals section is faulty.