Math Bingo

MATH BINGO

SWBAT practice addition, subtraction or multiplication

Materials:

6 small cups (in picture, medicine measuring cups are used)

Container of pennies

Container of counters

2 addition, subtraction or multiplication cards (laminated)

1 basket

2 dice

2 cards of addition, subtraction, or multiplication symbols (laminated)

2 equal signs (laminated)

Instructions:

1.       Lay out materials as shown in picture below.

2.       Roll the dice into the basket (this controls how far the dice can go).

3.       Take the 1^st die and place it above the first cup. Take the 2^nd die and place it above the second cup.

4.       Count out how many pennies the 1^st die says and put that many pennies in the first cup. Do the same for the second cup.

5.       Pick up both cups and pour the pennies into the cup at the right of the = sign.

6.       Put all pennies from the = cup into your hand and count the total.

7.       If your total is one of the numbers on your board, place a counter on top of it (everyone gets to put a counter on the middle square for free). If then number is already covered or not on your board, play goes to the next player.

Note: Players must always pass dice to the next player.

8.       Game ends when one player gets three-in-a-row.

Cards get stored under the green cloth.

In white container are dice and +, -, x, and = cards.

In butterfly container are counters.

Nouns Lesson 2

Regular Plural Nouns

Part 1: Categories

There's a basket of objects and each object has more than 1 of it in the basket. You start by taking out ONE of each object and they go in the singular noun pile. Once you have one of each out, you can start the plural nouns pile. You put however many of each object is left in the plural nouns pile. Teacher says "rock" vs "rocks" and students notice that in plural noun pile there's an "s" at the end showing 1 or more. Then teacher takes out pile or word cards. Teacher helps K read the card and they place it next to the object(s). At the end, you can notice that there's an "s" at the end of all the plural noun piles.

Part 2: Memory Game

Have names of different objects written on cards. Read all cards together. Flip over and play memory game.

*I wonder if this would work matching singular and plural?