Mrs. Whalen’s Kindergarten Math Lesson #27: How Many?

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Mrs. Whalen’s Kindergarten Math Lesson #27: How Many?

Daily Practice!

In our last lesson we learned about the numbers Let’s watch the next video and review those numbers.

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We can count up to 40 starting with the number 1. Let’s try.

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Sometimes we can count to 40 by counting by 10’s.

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Good Job!!

Lesson

Today we are going to ask the question “How Many?”

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How do I count out coins? Watch me on the document camera show you how to organize the coins to help me count.

How Many?

Practice!

Now you make 9 of something on your paper. We just used mittens. What can you make 9 of on your paper.

One fun way of counting is gather materials to count. You could gather rocks, beans, noodles or coins.

Work with a partner. Ask your partner to count out a certain amount of objects and then check to see if they were correct. Watch me on the document camera with my coins.

This is a fun website to practice counting objects. ten/count-dots-0-to-20

Good job today! In our next lesson we will learn about heavy and light objects.

Goodbye! See you next time!

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