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This math powerpoint presentation teaches students numbers through fifty. This lesson is aligned with the skills covered in 10.3 Houghton Mifflin Math - 1st grade. The first page is a homework check aligned with the math book. The lesson opens with the "Problem of the Day" in which students are given a multi-step word problem. The next few slides are cuisenaire rods and individual blocks, along with tens/ones place mats in which students are to identify how many tens, how many ones, then det

This powerpoint teaches students the concepts of numbers 1-5 and how to count up on a number line. The lesson opens with a title page, then the objectives/importance page, and includes higher order thinking prompt. Next, the fun begins! A boy with a butterfly net appears and students count along as he catches one bug, and jumps to 1 on the number line. Then, catches another bug and jumps to 2 on the number line, etc. until he gets to 5. Last, it shows the number line and shows the amount of

This powerpoint lesson teaches students to identify prime and composite numbers, determine whether a number is prime or composite, and to find the multiples of prime and composite numbers. It opens with a title page and lists the daily objectives. The lesson also states why this information is relevant (something students always tend to ask in math, 'why do I need to know this?'). Next, it discusses vocabulary "prime number" and "composite number" in great detail, along with examples. It the

This math powerpoint presentation teaches students place value through 99. This lesson is aligned with the skills covered in 10.5 Houghton Mifflin Math - 1st grade. The lesson opens with a multi-step word problem in which students must a series of steps to solve, and can use manipulatives to check. Next is a review vocabulary page and objectives covered in the lesson. The next several slides gives students cuisenaire rods and individual blocks, in which they must identify the tens and ones, t

This math powerpoint lesson is great for teaching students to read, write, and understand the concept of numbers 0-100. The slide opens with colored-straws to represent numbers 1 blue straw = one, 2 yellow straw = two, etc. The next slide shows numbers 1-10 represented with blue cubes. Then the next several slides shows how we count on from ten in a shorter form - for instance, what if a bundle of straws represents 10? So if we have one bundle and two straws on the side, that makes 12. The