Edgemont_k-2_Parent_Presentation Singapore Method

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About This Presentation

Singapore Method


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Singapore Math
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Edgemont School District
Kindergarten through Second Grade

ConcretePictorialAbstractApproach
1.Studentsfirstencounterthemathematical
conceptsthroughtheuseofmanipulatives.
2.Studentsthenmoveontothepictorialstagein
whichpicturesareusedtomodelproblems.
3.Whenstudentsarefamiliarwiththeideas
taught,theyprogresstoamoreadvancedor
abstract stage in which only numbers,
notationsandsymbolsareused.
Pedagogical Approach and Methodology

Number Sense
Place Value
Comparing and Ordering Numbers
Recognizing Number Patterns
Skip Counting
Rounding
Counting
Estimating

Math in Focus Textbook 1A (Common Core Edition)
Numbers to 10

5 Frame

Place 3 blue bears on the five frame.
Place 1 green bear next to the blue bears.
Which number is 1 more than 3?
4 is one more than 3.

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Math in Focus Textbook Kindergarten A Part 1

1
5
3
2
4
3

5
five

10 Frame

Place 7 blue bears on the ten frame.
Take 1 bear off the ten frame.
Which number is 1 less than 7?
6 is one less than 7.

Patterns
Math in Focus Textbook 1A (Common Core Edition)

Number
Patterns
1 432

4 765

8765

698 5

Math in Focus Textbook 1A (Common Core Edition)
Comparing Numbers

Math in Focus Textbook Kindergarten A Part 1

8 69274 3
Which numbers are greater than 5?

7 89352 4
Which numbers are less than 6?

Math in Focus Textbook 1A (Common Core Edition)

Math in Focus Textbook 1B (Common Core Edition)
Gathering and Interpreting Data

Math in Focus Textbook 1B (Common Core Edition)

Math in Focus Textbook 1B (Common Core Edition)

Math in Focus Textbook 1B (Common Core Edition)

Math in Focus Textbook 1B (Common Core Edition)

Decomposing Numbers
7
3 4

Number Bonds
Math in Focus Textbook 1A (Common Core Edition)

There are 2 groups of stars.
One part has 3.One part has 6.
3
6
There are 9 stars all together.
The stars are in 2 parts.
9
The whole is 9.

1 + 3 = 4
4 -3 = 1
3 + 1 = 4
4 -1 = 3

5
2
3
2
5
3

7
3
4
4
3
7

MathinFocusTextbook1A(CommonCoreEdition)

Earlybird,KindergartenMathematicsTextbookB(CommonCoreEdition)
7
3
4
Whole
PartPart
Whole
Part
Part

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3
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1
4
2

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8
2
6

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7
5
2
5
7

6
3
6 + 3 = ___9
9
MathinFocusTextbook1A(CommonCoreEdition)

3 + 4 = 7

MathinFocusTextbook1A(CommonCoreEdition)

7 -2 = 5

MathinFocusTextbook1A(CommonCoreEdition)
9 -6 = ___3
3
6
9
3 birds are still on the wire.

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10 and 3 more

10 and 3 more

10 and 3 more

MathinFocusTextbook1A(CommonCoreEdition)

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Number Lines

MathinFocusTextbook1A(CommonCoreEdition)

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MathinFocusProblemoftheLesson1A(CommonCoreEdition)

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MathinFocusTextbook1A(CommonCoreEdition)

MathinFocusTextbook1A(CommonCoreEdition)

What do you know about number 17?
17 is one less than 18.
17 is one more than 16.
17 can be represented by 1 ten and 7 ones.
17 can be represented by 1 dime and 7 pennies.
17 is an odd number.

8 + 6 = ___
24
10 + 4 = ___14
14

Emanuel saw 6 apple pies and
9 blueberry pies at the bakery. How
many pies did Emanuel see in all?
6 + 9 = ___
15
10 + 5 = ___15
15

7+8=___
25
10+5=___15
15

6+5=___
14
10+1=___
11
11

MathinFocusTextbook2A(CommonCoreEdition)

MathinFocusTextbook1B(CommonCoreEdition)

Math in Focus Textbook 1B (Common Core Edition)

MathinFocusTextbook1B(CommonCoreEdition)
Number Lines

Counting by Fives
1015 505 2520 1000 30354045 606555 7570 80859095

Primary Mathematics Textbook 1A (Common Core Edition)
33

28 + 5 = __
32
30 + 3 = __ 33
33

MathinFocusTextbook1B(CommonCoreEdition)

MathinFocusTextbook1B(CommonCoreEdition)

33 + 18 = __
810
30 + 10 = 40
51
303
3 + 8 = 11
40 + 11 = 51
_____ _

33 + 28 =50 + 11 = 61
56 + 37 =80 + 13 = 93
49 + 35 =70 + 14 = 84

100 Chart

Compare the numbers:
27 94 56

Find 72 on the number line.

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Count by Tens
Find 47 on the number line.
Between which 2 tens is 47?

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Count by Tens
47 is closer to 50.
47 is between 40 and 50.

What do you know about number 43?
40 + 3
7 less than 50
3 more than 40
an odd number
forty-three
4 tens and 3 ones

Bar Model Drawing
Helps children visualize and illustrate word problems
Record their work with clearly marked labels
Determine which mathematical operations are necessary
MathinFocusTextbook2A(CommonCoreEdition)

Part-Whole Models
PrimaryMathematicsTextbook3A(CommonCoreEdition)

MathinFocusTextbook2A(CommonCoreEdition)

MathinFocusTextbook2A(CommonCoreEdition)
21 15 6
6

11 -3 = __8
8 of the teddy bears are small.
MathinFocusTextbook2A(CommonCoreEdition)

Comparison Models
PrimaryMathematicsTextbook3A(CommonCoreEdition)
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55 12 67
67

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Thank you for coming to learn about
Singapore Math.