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== Presentation ==
== Presentation ==
# Invite the child to the lesson.  Name the work and carry it to a table.
# Invite the child to the lesson.  Name the work and carry it to a table.
# step two
# Draw a slip of paper with a division problem from the cup.  In this case 12 ÷ 3 =
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# step three
# Copy the problem onto the sheet of paper.
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# step four
# Count out twelve beads into the green bowl.
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# step five
# Place three skittles in the first three spots at the top of the board.  Explain that each skittle represents one person.
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# step six
# Using the beads from the green bowl, place one bead under each skittle in the first row.  Then place another bead under each skittle in the second row.  (As you might do when dealing cards.)
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# step seven
# Continue until all twelve beads have been placed on the board.
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# step eight
# Ask the child how many beads each person (skittle) has.  Write the answer on the paper.
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# step nine
# Replace the beads and skittles in their boxes, and select another problem.
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== Points of Interest ==
== Points of Interest ==

Revision as of 13:49, 21 January 2010

Division Board
Math - Memory Work
LevelPrimary
Age5.5+

This activity teaches the child...

Presentation

  1. Invite the child to the lesson. Name the work and carry it to a table.
  2. Draw a slip of paper with a division problem from the cup. In this case 12 ÷ 3 =
    Division Board 1.JPG
  3. Copy the problem onto the sheet of paper.
    Division Board 2.JPG
  4. Count out twelve beads into the green bowl.
    Division Board 3.JPG
  5. Place three skittles in the first three spots at the top of the board. Explain that each skittle represents one person.
    Division Board 4.JPG
  6. Using the beads from the green bowl, place one bead under each skittle in the first row. Then place another bead under each skittle in the second row. (As you might do when dealing cards.)
    Division Board 5.JPG
  7. Continue until all twelve beads have been placed on the board.
    Division Board 6.JPG
  8. Ask the child how many beads each person (skittle) has. Write the answer on the paper.
    Division Board 7.JPG
  9. Replace the beads and skittles in their boxes, and select another problem.
    Division Board 8.JPG

Points of Interest

Control of Error

Variations and Extensions

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