Mrs. Ranney's new class has been exploring number sense!
Standard form: A way of writing numbers using digits
Expanded form: A way to write numbers by showing the VALUE of each digit
Word form: A way to write numbers using words
To practice with forms of a number, we found that we could use the Clustr Map on our Blog!
We have had 40,647 visitors to the blog since October, 2009. We showed that number in all three forms!
We have reviewed skills with the hundred chart and odd and even digits by playing some games!
Other students played manual Dog Bone!
The symbols 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 are digits.
The even digits are 0, 2, 4, 6, and 8.
The odd digits are 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9.
Standard form: A way of writing numbers using digits
Expanded form: A way to write numbers by showing the VALUE of each digit
Word form: A way to write numbers using words
To practice with forms of a number, we found that we could use the Clustr Map on our Blog!
We have had 40,647 visitors to the blog since October, 2009. We showed that number in all three forms!
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We have reviewed skills with the hundred chart and odd and even digits by playing some games!
To practice with the hundred chart, several students played
Other students played manual Dog Bone!
Many students played Odd and Even with a partner.
The object of this game of strategy is to get 5 in a row,
vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.
A player who rolls an even number on the number cube
must cover any even number on the board.
A player who rolls an odd number on the number cube
must cover any odd number on the board.
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Have you played Dog Bone? If so, how many bones could you place in one minute?
Which numbers are easy to place and why?
What are some strategies you use to place your number quickly?
What other number games and activities
have you enjoyed?
Another way to comment would be to choose a number of your own and show the standard, word, and expanded forms!
have you enjoyed?
Another way to comment would be to choose a number of your own and show the standard, word, and expanded forms!
