Kindergarten Math
(15 Units, 111 Lessons)
Unit 6 - Count & Compare(6 Lessons)
ChrysanthemumKindergarten Math» Unit:Count & Compare
Kindergarten Math
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Count & Compare
Big Idea:Kindergarteners need to learn how to compare quantities. This lesson makes it personal and fun for the kids to grasp. It is an introductory level lesson.
Comparing NamesKindergarten Math» Unit:Count & Compare
Kindergarten Math
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Count & Compare
Big Idea:As kindergartners begin to understand the meaning of numbers and what they represent, they can begin comparing them for more or less. This lesson introduces comparing numbers by comparing the quantity of letters in their names. It's fun and easy.
Name TowersKindergarten Math» Unit:Count & Compare
Kindergarten Math
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Count & Compare
Big Idea:Kindergarteners need repeated practice in comparing numbers and quantities. This lesson build on the previous lessons in this unit by having the kids create a working model of the number of letters in their names and comparing them.
Grab, Count & CompareKindergarten Math» Unit:Count & Compare
Kindergarten Math
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Count & Compare
Big Idea:Kindergarteners need concrete ways to see quantity and to be able to make comparisons between quantities. This game gives them a hands on way to experience comparing quantities which will eventually lead to being able to compare numbers.
Flip it! Compare it!Kindergarten Math» Unit:Count & Compare
Kindergarten Math
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Count & Compare
Big Idea:Kindergarteners need repeated experience in order to make a skill autonomous. This lesson is a continuation in a series of lessons that help kids develop an understanding of comparing numbers for greater than, less than.
ABCya Fish Count!Kindergarten Math» Unit:Count & Compare
Kindergarten Math
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Count & Compare
Big Idea:This lesson is a basic counting review lesson. The fish on the website will appear in an array, a circle, or a line. The kids have to decide for themselves what strategy they will use to count the objects accurately.
