Two Digit Dynamic Addition With The Montessori Stamp Game Tpt
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Montessori Dynamic Addition Stamp Game Worksheets Tpt These 12 engaging math task cards include two digit dynamic addition problems using the montessori stamp game cards (with regrouping). two versions of recording sheets (with and without drawing out the mathematical procedure) and a lesson exit ticket to assess students' learning at the end of the lesson are also included. Included: 40 dynamic addition equations for the stamp game with the place values colored. 20 of them have the title “units”, 20 have the title “ones”. we use them interchangeably in our classroom. these problems involve regrouping, or “carrying.” 2 colored templates (1 with “units”, 1 with “ones”) with no typed in equation.
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Two Digit Dynamic Addition With The Montessori Stamp Game Tpt Browse double digit addition montessori resources on teachers pay teachers, a marketplace trusted by millions of teachers for original educational resources. The stamp game: dynamic addition. the directress begins the activity by introducing the stamp game to the child and reminding him of the addition ( ) sign. she then reads through the operation with the child, (4276 1189=). the directress assists the child in collecting the correct stamps for the first addend. Dynamic addition is begun the same way as static addition. when it is time to count the units, stop when you have counted 10. stack the 10 units, and exchange them for 1 ten. place it in the tens column. count the remaining units and record the answer on the paper. count the tens stamps and stop when you get to 10. Here is how to introduce the stamp game. have the child help you bring the material from the shelf to a large mat on the floor. ask the child to place the golden bead material on the mat and recite the name of each category as they do this. place the “1” stamp below the quantity it represents and say, “this is one”.
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