Introduction to the Stamp Game: Difference between revisions
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| Materials = Stamp Game set <br> 1 unit bead <br> 1 ten bar <br> 1 hundred square <br> 1 thousand cube | | Materials = Stamp Game set <br> 1 unit bead <br> 1 ten bar <br> 1 hundred square <br> 1 thousand cube | ||
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This activity introduces the child to the stamp game which lets the child practice | This activity introduces the child to the stamp game which lets the child practice mathematical operations at a higher level of abstraction.<br> | ||
After this introduction the teacher may proceed immediately to [[Addition With the Stamp Game]]. | |||
== Presentation == | == Presentation == | ||
# | # Take the material to a mat or table. If at a table, a table mat will be needed. | ||
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# step two | # step two | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 24 March 2011
| Addition With the Stamp Game | |
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| Math - Arithmetical Operations | |
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| Level | Primary |
| Age | 5+ |
| Prerequisites | Understanding of Decimal System Static Addition With Golden Beads Dynamic Addition With Golden Beads |
| Materials | Stamp Game set 1 unit bead 1 ten bar 1 hundred square 1 thousand cube |
This activity introduces the child to the stamp game which lets the child practice mathematical operations at a higher level of abstraction.
After this introduction the teacher may proceed immediately to Addition With the Stamp Game.
Presentation
- Take the material to a mat or table. If at a table, a table mat will be needed.
- step two
- step three
- step four
- step five
