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Looking for the easiest way to sort and count 

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Looking for the easiest way to sort and count 

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Counting Collections: Links

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Counting Collections: wooden cubes

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Counting Collections: Pentominoes

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Shannon, Ray & Amanda

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Counting Collections: Tiles

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Subitize 5 then count on

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Sort into groups
Let's count by 3

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10 cars, take away 3 and what do you get? 

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Sort and group the items

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Sort/group & count.
10 frame math

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Sorting by size

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Pipecleaners 5 groups of 5

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Stacking in piles of 6

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Counting by 2s with similar colours.

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Skip counted by 2s!

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Counting by patterning

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How many yellow how many green how many altogether

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Count how many, sort by size

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Sorted by colour and then counted each group

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Groups of 5's

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Arranged by 5’s

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Counted pennies by 5s. I counted 4 groups of 5. 5,10, 15, 20

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Can you estimate or guess how many colours crayons there are?  Can you count them?  Was you number close to your guess?  Was it bigger or smaller than the actua

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The golf balls could be counted multiple ways. Above I show groups of 3. Students could use skip counting by 2, 3, 4, or 6. They could separate into rows or groups. They could also count after sorting by different attributes such as the colours, logos, or how clean they are

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I counted my goldfish crackers by 2’s.

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I counted by adding 1 each time, which also made a +1 growing pattern.

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5 (top row) + 1 (bottom row) = 6. *OR* 1 silver + 1 purple + 1 green + 1 blue + 1 yellow + 1 white = 6 paper clips total. (Benedicta)

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I counted by 2’s

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3,6,9,12,15,
18,21,24,27,30
Or 15+15=30

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Counting scissors by 3

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I counted in 2s

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Counting by 1s - organize into row(s) as you are counting to know which ones you have counted.

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After reading the book, we each collected a rock, counted our rocks and then decorated our rocks. Afterwards, we compared our rocks (How many are blue? How many are big?, etc.). We practiced counting strategies such as point and count, line up and count, recount, counting on, etc..

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Counting by 5s

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https://kgmathminds.com/2016/02/05/obsessed-with-counting-collections/

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I figured out that 7 is odd after counting by 2s

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I figured out that 7 is odd after counting by 2s

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I am thinking how I can use fractional sets

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I made groups of 5 and then added one more (green elastic bottom left)

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Count by 2

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4, 3,3 total of  10.A collection of markers, sorted by shade.

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5 in 5 is 25! 5,10, 15,25

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I counted 6: 2,4,6!

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I am counting  my collection by 5.