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Deuteronomy 32:2

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Sunday, June 26

Kindergarten, Math, Week 22

Monday we worked on Estimating Weight
  • You'll Need: a More/Less Spinner, Computer Clip Art CD
    • I started by copying a picture of a wedding cake and pasting it onto a blank sheet in a document.
    • K. flicked the spinner. It landed on "More", so she had to find something in Clip Art that would weigh more than a cake and copy and paste it to the document. (She chose a cow.)
    • Next I flicked the spinner. It landed on "Less", so I had to find something in Clip Art that would weigh less than a cow.
    • We continued our tuns until the page was full. At one point K. needed something that weighed more than a house -- she found a picture of Earth.
Tuesday we played with Number Patterns
  • Game: Three Pots, see Math, Week 19 for instructions
Wednesday we practiced Counting On
  • I got out our bag of coins and we reviewed the worth of each coin
  • Then I put out a nickle and 3 pennies and had her count the total: 5, 6, 7, 8
  • I kept putting out different combinations of coins for her to count
  • We did this about 10 times
Thursday we worked with Place Value
  • Game: Bunch of Beans, see Math, Week 19 for instructions
Friday we reviewed Recognizing Numbers
  • On our way to the park (about 10 miles away) we read all the numbers we could see on signs.
  • It was a contest to see who could see them and read them off first.
  • K. won as my first priority was driving and safety.

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