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{{Infobox Lesson
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| Name          = Spindle Boxes
| Topic        = Math
| Subtopic      = Numbers 0-10
| image        = [[File:Spindle Boxes 1.jpg|320px]]
| Level        = [[Primary]]
| Age          = 3.5 - 4
| Preqs        = [[Number Rods]] <br> [[Sandpaper Numerals]] <br> [[Number Rods With Numerals]]
| Materials    = spindle boxes <br> 45 identical spindles <br> container for spindles
}}
This activity lets the child practice associating the numerals and quantities 0-9.
== Presentation ==
# step one
#: [[Image: Spindle Boxes.jpg|200 px|center]]
# step two
#: [[Image: Spindle Boxes 2.JPG|200 px|center]]
 
== Points of Interest ==
Direct Aim:
1. To show the collection of quatities into the single set.
2. To show the sequence of nine
3. To show zero as an empty set
4. To show nine as the first group in our decimal system, not ten.
 
Indirect Aim:
1. Use of nines
2. Ten is a new level
 
== Control of Error ==
*There are exactly enough spindles to complete the work. If at the end there are not enough, or if there are extra left over the child will know that there is a mistake.
 
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== Material ==
Two wooden boxes with five long compartments in each. The back of each compartment has a black symbol printed on it. Aero to four are int the first box and five to nine are in the second box; The container has forty-five wooden spindles total and nine rubber bands.
 
===Make Your Own===
This version was made by gluing segments of cardboard tube onto two narrow boards.  The numerals were written on cards with a marker and glued to the front.  The spindles were made from sticks cut to the same length.<br>
[[Image:SB homemade 2.jpg|200 px]] [[Image:SB homemade 1.JPG|200 px]]<br>Source:[http://montessorionabudget.blogspot.com/2009_07_01_archive.html Montessori on a Budget]<br><br>
This version was made from two cardboard boxes with balsa wood dividers hot-glued in place.  The spindles are popsicle sticks.<br>
[[Image:SB DIY.jpg|200 px]] <br>Source:[http://whatdidwedoallday.blogspot.com/2010/04/diy-spindle-box.html What DID We Do All Day?]

Revision as of 10:50, 23 August 2011

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