A friend recently explained to me how her daughter was showing her thinking for adding on a hundred chart, and I was intrigued. I asked her to send me a picture:
I love how the kids are showing their hundred chart thinking without the actual hundred chart. Notice also that they are apparently required to show their thinking two ways--in this case with an open number line and the partial hundred chart.
I made a little freebie that can be used to practice this type of recording. But as you see in the picture above, a simple word problem and a composition book work wonders!
Great idea! I loved the freebie! You have been Boo-ed head over and join the fun! Fun in K/1
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the freebie!!
DeleteThanks for another great activity. I find myself checking almost every day to see what helpful things you have posted. Your blog has been a great help to me!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. That's a huge compliment! :)
DeleteVery cute freebie!
ReplyDeleteAlison
Teaching Maths with Meaning
Thanks so much, Alison!
DeleteThis is awesome! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome!! :)
DeletePrinting this out to try to help my little low kids see how to do this. Thanks for sharing! Sara
ReplyDeleteSure thing, Sara! It really helps them understand what's going on behind all that regrouping. :)
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