Description
This resource was designed to enhance your Math Workshop and increase student engagement for October. It includes 3 task-based lessons for your Math Workshop that focus on counting a set of objects (11-20) to determine how many there are, as well as comparing sets. Use it for whole group lessons, small group lessons, or even in centers. Click the Green Preview button for a closer look at what's included.
What's Included:
- 3 Lesson Plans
- Setup Instructions & ideas for classroom transformations
- Teacher Questioning Guide
- Student Recording Sheets for Each Lesson
- Class Chart Pieces for 2 Lessons (color & black and white)
- Counting Pieces for each Lesson (color and black and white)
- Signs/Labels for Counting Bags (color & black and white)
Lesson Components:
- Objective
- Standards
- Materials Needed
- Focus Lesson
- Partner/Group Task
- Whole Class Share
- Focus Idea for Learning Stations
About the Lessons & Tasks:
During each lesson, students will work as a class to count a set of objects to determine how many objects there are with your guidance. During the task, students will then work individually, in pairs, or in small groups to count another set of objects and record those counted. For 2 of the 3 lessons, students will compare sets either as a class or with a partner.
Themes:
- Lesson 1 - The Pumpkin Patch: Students "visit" areas of a pumpkin patch (there are 6 total) to determine how many objects there are in that area.
- Lesson 2 - Bats in a Cave: Students explore "bat caves" to determine how many bats live there. The class compares the amounts of bats in each cave.
- Lesson 3 - Trick or Treat: Students go "trick or treating" around a "neighborhood". They count their total amount of candy and then compare amounts with a partner.
Don't forget to check out the PREVIEW by clicking the green button underneath the cover where you can see pictures of what's included.
I'd love to see how you're using these lessons in your classroom! Please take pictures and tag me on social media: @teachinglittleleaders
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Description
This resource was designed to enhance your Math Workshop and increase student engagement for October. It includes 3 task-based lessons for your Math Workshop that focus on counting a set of objects (11-20) to determine how many there are, as well as comparing sets. Use it for whole group lessons, small group lessons, or even in centers. Click the Green Preview button for a closer look at what's included.
What's Included:
- 3 Lesson Plans
- Setup Instructions & ideas for classroom transformations
- Teacher Questioning Guide
- Student Recording Sheets for Each Lesson
- Class Chart Pieces for 2 Lessons (color & black and white)
- Counting Pieces for each Lesson (color and black and white)
- Signs/Labels for Counting Bags (color & black and white)
Lesson Components:
- Objective
- Standards
- Materials Needed
- Focus Lesson
- Partner/Group Task
- Whole Class Share
- Focus Idea for Learning Stations
About the Lessons & Tasks:
During each lesson, students will work as a class to count a set of objects to determine how many objects there are with your guidance. During the task, students will then work individually, in pairs, or in small groups to count another set of objects and record those counted. For 2 of the 3 lessons, students will compare sets either as a class or with a partner.
Themes:
- Lesson 1 - The Pumpkin Patch: Students "visit" areas of a pumpkin patch (there are 6 total) to determine how many objects there are in that area.
- Lesson 2 - Bats in a Cave: Students explore "bat caves" to determine how many bats live there. The class compares the amounts of bats in each cave.
- Lesson 3 - Trick or Treat: Students go "trick or treating" around a "neighborhood". They count their total amount of candy and then compare amounts with a partner.
Don't forget to check out the PREVIEW by clicking the green button underneath the cover where you can see pictures of what's included.
I'd love to see how you're using these lessons in your classroom! Please take pictures and tag me on social media: @teachinglittleleaders
