This is such a great way to see tens and ones!
For ten less all the students do is remove one of the rods and shift the ones up
For ten more the students move the ones down and add a rod. Ten more and ten less are so hard for my first graders I thought this was a great concrete way to show them on something that's familiar.
I love how you always post photographs of your ideas! I am a very visual learner, and it helps to see your wonderful ideas! ;)
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Chrissy
Adventures in Second Grade
That's a very helpful tip. Thanks.
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Forever in First
Jill, This is so simple, but so brilliant! Thank you for sharing!
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An Open Door
You're right. This is a great way to see tens and ones! I love it.
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First Impressions
LOVE LOVE LOVE!! Thank you for posting pictures and providing great details! You ROCK!! I still have students struggling with number sense and navigating a 100's chart and cannot wait to use this!!
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