Zoo Math Grade: Kindergarten By: Laura Wilkerson.

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Zoo Math Grade: Kindergarten By: Laura Wilkerson

NCSCOS Objective: The learner will recognize, model and write whole numbers through Solve problems and share solutions to problems in small groups Student Objective: The students will answer the addition problems with 95% accuracy

How many elephants do you see? 2 3 1

Great Job!

Let’s Try Again..

If I added 2 more elephants to the picture, how many would there be? 2 3 4

Awesome!

Why Don’t We Look Again

How many monkeys do you see? 5 4 3

Great Adding!

Let’s Look Again

If 1 monkey left the rock, how many would there be? 2 4 3

You’re Doing Great!

Try Again

How many turtles do you see? 5 2 6

Nice Job!

One More Time

If the zoo already has 5 polar bears and they adopt 2 more, how many polar bears does the zoo have now? 6 7 5

Fantastic!

Let’s Look Again

How many lions do you see sleeping? 2 3 1

Wonderful counting!

Try Again

If we add the lions and the elephants together how many animals would we have in all? 3 5 4

Nice Job!

Give It Another Try

How many flamingos do you see? 4 5 2

Awesome!

Let’s Look Again

How many giraffes do you see? 2 4 3

Nicely Done!

One More Time

How many total animals have we seen today? 3 giraffes 5 turtles 2 lions 4 flamingos 3 zebras 2 elephants 1 polar bear 4 monkeys

Wonderful!

Let’s add that again

You Did a Great Job!! Play again?! End Game?!