Stephanie Roszko

Want your students to master the combinations and partitions of 10 in a way that stay with them? Try using these 10-frame slides to help students create a mental image of a number by having a 10 frame as a scaffold! Start by showing each slide and having students describe how many dots and empty boxes they see and then show them the image quickly and have them describe what they see and then finally have them attach the addition and subtraction number sentence to the image!

One way for students to build number sense is by being able to simultaneously show a number on their hands without having to count from one to build it. These slides will help students create the mental image of what a number looks like when re-created using their fingers. These slides can be used in many ways. You can show the image, and have students build the number on their own hands, you could also show the slide quickly and then ask students the number they saw. The possibilities are e

Want your students to master the combinations and partitions of 5 in a way that stay with them? Try using these 5-frame slides to help students create a mental image of a number by having a 5 frame as a scaffold! Start by showing each slide and having students describe how many dots and empty boxes they see and then show them the image quickly and have them describe what they see and then finally have them attach the addition and subtraction number sentence to the image!

Want your students to master the combinations and partitions of 5 in a way that stay with them? Try using these 5-frame slides to help students create a mental image of a number by having a 5 frame as a scaffold! Start by showing each slide and having students describe how many dots and empty boxes they see and then show them the image quickly and have them describe what they see and then finally have them attach the addition and subtraction number sentence to the image!