Activity Cards. Van de Walle: PG 130 *adapted for Kindergarten TOPIC:Early Place Value MATERIALS:Individual bags of Beans, Toothpicks, Washers, paperclips,

Activity Cards

Van de Walle: PG 130 *adapted for Kindergarten

TOPIC: Early Place Value

MATERIALS: Individual bags of Beans, Toothpicks, Washers, paperclips, buttons (anything students can count) – Put between 11 and 19 of an item in each bag

TASK: Students dump the items in their bag and are asked to create A group of ten and investigate the number of “leftovers.”

A Group of 10 and leftovers

Van de Walle: PG 130


MATERIALS: Individual bags of Beans, Toothpicks, Washers, paperclips, buttons (anything students can count)

TASK: Students dump the items in their bag and are asked to create groups of ten. They record the number of groups they can make and the “leftovers.”

Groups of 10



MATERIALS: Toothpicks, paperclips, interlocking cubes

TASK: Students estimate and then measure the length of various things. They count the measurement in ones and by groups of 10.

Estimating Groups of Tens & Ones


TOPIC: Place Value

MATERIALS: Base-ten materialsBase-ten riddles on cards

TASK: Present a group of students a base-ten riddle and ask them to solve.

Base-Ten Riddles

Van de Walle: PG 134-135

TOPIC: Place Value

MATERIALS: 10x10 array of dots on smartboard or overhead

TASK: Introduce the concept of “20,” “30,” and so on. Uncover rows and parts of rows and have student identify the number of dots.

Counting Rows of 10

Van de Walle: PG 135 *adapted

TOPIC: Using Place Value to Add/Subtract Multiples of 10

MATERIALS: 10x10 array of dots on smartboard or overhead

TASK: Model a number using the 10x10 grid (e.g. to model 43 uncover 4 tens and 3 ones). Once students name the number, uncover ten more dots and ask what number is shown. You could also cover ten dots at a time.

Adding w/Rows of 10

Van de Walle: PG 136-137

TOPIC: Place Value

MATERIALS: Students (and their fingers)

TASK: Ask students for different ways to show 6 fingers, 8 fingers, etc. Then ask them, “how can we show 37 fingers?” Emphasize the number of sets of ten fingers and the “leftovers.”

Tens, Ones & Fingers


TOPIC: Place Value & Adding/Subtracting Multiples of 10

MATERIALS: A Blank Hundreds Chart

TASK: Fill in one number for students and have them fill in it’s neighbors (left, right, below and above). Repeat for various numbers.

More and Less on the Hundreds Chart



MATERIALS: A Hundreds ChartPlace-Value Models

TASK: Give students one or more numbers to make with the models and then find on the chart. Use groups of 2 or 3 numbers in the same row or column.

Models with the Hundreds Chart A




TASK: Have students make ALL of the numbers in a specific row or column. How are the numbers in the row (or column) the same? How are the different? What happens at the end of each row?

Models with the Hundreds Chart B




TASK: Indicate a number on the chart and have students model. What would you have to change to make each of its neighbors (the numbers to the left, right, above and below)?

Models with the Hundreds Chart C

Adapted from Illuminationshttp://illuminations.nctm.org/LessonDetail.aspx?ID=L548

TOPIC: Place Value (in numbers up to 19)

MATERIALS: Baggies, Unifix or Interlocking cubes

TASK: Students are given one rod of 10 interlocked cubes and 10 free cubes and are asked to model a number between 11 and 19. They then will record their results in ten-frames.

Modeling with Cubes

http://illuminations.nctm.org/LessonDetail.aspx?ID=L548

TOPIC: Place Value

MATERIALS: 2 dice, base-ten blocks

TASK: Students take turns rolling a set of dice and get the number of blocks they roll from the “bank” each turn. They will exchange groups of 10 blocks for a rod of 10 as needed. The first student with 10 rods of 10 (100 blocks) wins!

Rolling Up to 100

TOPIC: Place Value

MATERIALS: 2 dice, base-ten blocks

TASK: Students are given a 10 rods (100 blocks) and take turns rolling a set of dice. They give the number of blocks they roll to the “bank” each turn. They will exchange rods of 10 for blocks for individual blocks as needed. The first student to get rid of all of their blocks wins!

Rolling Down to 100

TOPIC: Place Value

TASK: There are many different books that offer rich connections to place value. Some include:- Earth Day Hooray- Can You Count to a Googol- More Thank One- Math Fables

Literature Connection

Documents

Activity Cards. Van de Walle: PG 130 *adapted for Kindergarten TOPIC:Early Place Value MATERIALS:Individual bags of Beans, Toothpicks, Washers, paperclips,