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Thinking about numbers in terms of 10 is important as it is the foundation of our number system base-ten system. Bridges in Mathematics curriculum introduces the place value concept with a child-friendly theme of parcels and presents in the initial part of the unit. This lesson is an extension of that theme by using coins dimes, nickels, and pennies to structure their thinking in terms of 10s, 5s, and 1s as they add numbers.
The game provides opportunities for students to think about numbers in chunks of 5s and 10s with the values of coins. Two teams of students pull a card from a stack of cards that illustrate various combinations of dimes, nickels, and pennies. Each team is allowed to pull either 3 or 4 cards to get their total as close to 25 cents as possible but not to exceed it. The team whose total is closer to 25 cents wins the game. By sharing their thinking and strategies for the game, students are encouraged to see numbers in terms of 10, by using different representations coins, base-ten representations, and numbers.
Without the cards that provided students with set values, they are to find the combinations from scratch to make 25 or 50 cents. Some students may find this easier, while other students may have difficulty getting started with the activity. The use of different representations in the early part of the lesson may also influence their approach to this activity. This will be decided in the actual lesson.
Along with other classroom and out-of-classroom experiences students have with large numbers, this lesson will help them develop their understanding of the place value system.
Introduction to the Lesson: Review of the results of the game 25 cents or Bust! Are students interested in the How did we know when we were close to 25 cents? Sharing of student ideas 1 : Using the actual Using the game sheet with Are all students game sheet used with pictures of coins , students pictures of coins , base-ten engaged?
Blaine Dowler. Media Type Media Type. Year Year. Collection Collection. Creator Creator. Language Language. Jul 1, by W. We start to lay down the requirements of basis vectors. Jun 1, by W. We play with matrices and polynomials, looking for solutions to polynomials equations that come in matrix form.
May 1, by W. Preliminary work with a two dimensional analogue for vectors. Apr 1, by W. Mar 1, by W. Conceptually introducing, though not yet proving, the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra. Feb 1, by W. Examining the real number axioms and rejecting one of the list.
Dec 1, by W. Nov 1, by W. Oct 1, by W. Finding the roots of linear and quadratic polynomials. Sep 1, by W. Covering the rigorous definition of traditional polynomials. Aug 1, by W.
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