In this learning activity, the students will work together taking turns to add small quantities encouraging counting on rather than recounting the set from one each time. It engages the students by using the number cubes to produce numbers and collect counters. It will help students to count and organize numbers more efficiently.
This activity results from the ALEX Resource Development Summit.
This learning activity will engage the students using the hundred chart and counters to figure out missing numbers. The students will enjoy taking turns to hide numbers from their partners all while solving the mystery of the missing numbers. This activity will increase students' ability to count, read, and write the number to 100 as well as using number patterns to solve.
This learning activity will review and assess the students' understanding of counting on or counting back to find a missing number. The students will use strategies learned to count, find missing numbers, extend number sequences, and write numbers.
To get home to Earth, Peg and Cat fly their spaceship towards the galaxy that looks like the number 100. By the end of this video, kids should understand the digits that make up 100: ones and zeroes. Students will also see a written number between zero and 100 as they fly through the galaxy.
