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This document provides a lesson plan to teach students to count from one to ten by having them place fish manipulatives on their board as the teacher reads a story. As each new number is reached in the story, students will count aloud from the previous number up to the new number while touching each item counted. The teacher will check that each student is counting correctly from one and have students report the total number of fish at the end of the story.
This document provides a lesson plan to teach students to count from one to ten by having them place fish manipulatives on their board as the teacher reads a story. As each new number is reached in the story, students will count aloud from the previous number up to the new number while touching each item counted. The teacher will check that each student is counting correctly from one and have students report the total number of fish at the end of the story.
This document provides a lesson plan to teach students to count from one to ten by having them place fish manipulatives on their board as the teacher reads a story. As each new number is reached in the story, students will count aloud from the previous number up to the new number while touching each item counted. The teacher will check that each student is counting correctly from one and have students report the total number of fish at the end of the story.
Goal: To count from one on to ten. K.CC.A.1. Count to 100 by ones and by tens. Instructional input: Teacher will read Fish Eyes by Lois Ehlert and with each page/number, students will put a fish on their board. In between each number the students will count, starting at one, to the last number they have with their finger touching each one while they count.
Materials: Fish Eyes by Lois Ehlert book, fish
manipulatives, foam blocks, cookie sheet or ten frame Checking for understanding: Does each student count starting at one? Closure: How many fish are there in all? Differentiation: Some fish have numerals on them, and some do not, or just foam blocks