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Saturday, October 22

Kindergarten, Math, Week 38

Monday
  • Fractions: Halves of a set
    • We went into the kitchen and I pulled out sets of things: forks, recipe books, bowls, spices, etc.
    • K. divided each set in half
Tuesday
  • Calculator: Make numbers
    • I said or wrote a number and K. punched it into the calculator
    • Then she punched in numbers and read them to me
Wednesday
  • Fractions: One-Half
    • I had printed some manipulatives: a pizza, a pie, a chocolate candy bar (I put some figured contact paper that I had on the back side to make them durable)
    • I showed these and we talked about one-half
    • I had made a worksheet showing how to write 1/2. Explaining the denominator tells how many equal parts are in the whole and the numerator tells how many parts we are talking about. I had made four circles on the paper and divided them in half, coloring each side a different color. Then asked, "How many parts (of this circle) are yellow?" This gave K. the opportunity to write the fraction 1/2.
Thursday
  • Game: Triangles, see Math, Week 31 for instructions
Friday
  • Problem Solving
    • Activity: Number Stories, see Math, Week 26 for instructions

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