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Mathematics Using Base 10 Blocks in The Elementary Classroom Mathematics Using Base 10 Blocks in The Elementary Classroom

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Slide1

Mathematics

Using Base 10 Blocks in The Elementary Classroom

Slide2

Objectives

Content Objective

: Teachers will be able to experience different ways Base 10 Blocks can be used in the classroom by

exploring

many

activities.

Language Objective

: Teachers will be able to write and speak about the importance of

manipulatives

in the mathematics classroom

.

Slide3

What do engaged students look like?

Slide4

What do engaged teachers look like?

Slide5

What do engaged administrators look like?

Slide6

Manipulatives

Write a reason why

manipulatives

are important to use in your math class on a sticky note and then share with each other at your table.

Slide7

An Interesting Fact

Since ancient times, people of several different civilizations have used physical objects to help them solve everyday math problems

.

(Mississippi State University)

Slide8

Why are Manipulatives Important?

They are physical student objects that are used as teaching tools to engage the students in the hands-on of learning mathematics.

Slide9

A good manipulative bridges the gap between informal and formal math.

Slide10

Manipulatives

can help students learn by allowing them to move from concrete experiences to abstract reasoning.

Slide11

The effective use of

manipulatives

can help students connect and integrate their knowledge so they gain a deep understanding of mathematical concepts.

Slide12

Manipulatives

can improve mathematics achievement .

Slide13

Studies suggest that

manipulatives

can improve the environment in math classrooms.

Slide14

Long term retention of mathematical concepts can improve with the use of

manipulatives

.

(Mississippi State University)

Slide15

Base 10 Blocks

Today you will leave with some new and fresh ideas on how to use Base 10 Blocks with your students in your math lessons.

Slide16

How have you used Base 10 Blocks in the Classroom?

Slide17

An Interesting Fact

The ancient Romans created the first abacus based on the counting board. The abacus was made of beans or stones which moved in grooves in sand or on tables of wood, stones, or metal.

(Mississippi State University)

Slide18

Base 10 Blocks and a study of the TEKS

Slide19

Break Time

Slide20

An Interesting Fact

A

ncient civilizations used counting boards, which were wooden or clay trays covered in a thin layer of sand.

The counting board users would draw symbols in the sand to tally inventory or whatever else they needed to count.

(Mississippi State University)

Slide21

Interesting Facts

The Mayans and the Aztecs both had counting devices that were made of corn kernels that were strung on string or wires that were stretched across a wooden frame.

The Incas also had their own counting tool, which was knotted strings called “

quipu

.”

(Mississippi State University)

Slide22

Work Station Time

Hide and Decide & Balance of Values

Making Patterns

Looking for Length

Build a Bug House

Way to Pay

What’s the Difference?

Who’s Got the Most?

Tenth’s or Hundredths

Standing Structures

Decimal Mirrors

Number Builder

Slide23

Carousel Activity

Between each activity, write a comment on the poster about each station.

(Read the other comments and try to find something that has not been observed at this station before you arrived)

Slide24

An Interesting Fact

The late 1800’s saw the invention of the first true manipulative-maneuverable objects that appeal to several different senses and are specifically designed for teaching mathematical concepts.

Slide25

An Interesting Fact

In the early 1900’s, Italian educator Maria Montessori continued with the idea manipulatives are important to education. She designed several materials to help elementary students learn the basic ideas of math.

Slide26

Under Number

Check under your seat. Look to see if you have a number taped to your seat.

IF YOU HAVE A NUMBER……………….

PLEASE COME FORWARD. YOU ARE THE LUCKY WINNER THAT GETS TO SELECT 3 IDEAS THAT ARE POSTED BEHIND EACH ACTIVITY AND SHARE THE WONDERFUL IDEAS WITH THE GROUP!

Slide27

Ideas for Managing Manipulatives

Spend a few minutes and write 3 ideas for managing your

manipulatives

.

Slide28

An Interesting Fact

The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) has recommended the use of manipulatives in teaching mathematical concepts at all grade levels.

Slide29

Objectives

Content Objective

: Teachers will be able to experience different ways that Base 10 Blocks can be used in the classroom by exploring each activity.

Language Objective

: Teachers will be able to write and speak about the importance of

manipulatives

in the mathematics classroom.