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Lesson PlansCourse: Mastering Skills & Concepts: Course IModule: Number SenseUnit:Comparing and OrderingSession: More Than, Less Than, or The SameLearning ObjectivesUsing one-to-one correspondence to compare equal andunequal sets.OverviewIt's a rainy day at the wildlife park. We match objects toanimals and choose the correct number of objects to keep theanimals dry.KeywordsMoreFewerAs manyTeaching StrategiesPrior to the sessionGive students two equal-sized groups of like and/or unlikeobjects, and have them put them into a one-to-onecorrespondence.Have students display the correct number of counters oron-line manipulatives to represent the number of objectsin a given set.At the end of the sessionGive students two unequal sets and using the concept ofone-to-one correspondence, have students explain whyone set has more than or less than the other.Show students a set of objects, and have them draw orshow a set that has more than or less than that number ofobjects.© 2001 Riverdeep Interactive Learning Limited. All rights reserved.
Lesson PlansCourse: Mastering Skills & Concepts: Course IModule: Number SenseUnit:Comparing and OrderingSession: Comparing Numbers within 100Learning ObjectivesDetermining the inequality relationships between numbersfrom 1 to 10.Using symbols to express the inequality relationshipsbetween numbers from 0 through 10.Determining the inequality relationships between numbersfrom 10 to 100.Using symbols to express the inequality relationshipsbetween numbers from 10 through 100.OverviewIt's fun and games at the fair! Two contestants try the ringtoss, a strength test and a throwing competition. We discoverwhat signs we can use to compare numbers.KeywordsEquals (=)Greater than (>)Less than (
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