Difference between revisions of "Subtraction Tables - Subtraction With Short Bead Stair"
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=== Materials  ===  | === Materials  ===  | ||
| − | #One set of Short Bead Stair.  | + | #One set of Short Bead Stair.    | 
| − | #Work cards for the child to complete with Subtraction Tables up to 9.  | + | #Work cards for the child to complete with Subtraction Tables up to 9.    | 
#Subtraction Summary Tables.  | #Subtraction Summary Tables.  | ||
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=== Preparation  ===  | === Preparation  ===  | ||
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=== Presentation  ===  | === Presentation  ===  | ||
| − | #Directress invites the child to build a triangle with the Short Bead Stair.  | + | #Directress invites the child to build a triangle with the Short Bead Stair.    | 
| − | #Directress reads the first example on the work card, e.g. 9-3.  | + | #Directress reads the first example on the work card, e.g. 9-3.    | 
| − | #Directress selects the 9 Bead Bar and then counts 3 beads from the right end. Cover the 3 beads and count the remainder left uncovered.  | + | #Directress selects the 9 Bead Bar and then counts 3 beads from the right end.    | 
| − | #Explain that 9-3=6. Directress then shows the child how to record the answer on the answer square.  | + | #Cover the 3 beads and count the remainder left uncovered.    | 
| + | #Explain that 9-3=6.    | ||
| + | #Directress then shows the child how to record the answer on the answer square.  | ||
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=== Control Of Error  ===  | === Control Of Error  ===  | ||
| − | #The Short Bead Stair acts as a control of error because the quantities are fixed.  | + | #The Short Bead Stair acts as a control of error because the quantities are fixed.    | 
#The Summary of Subtraction tables makes it possible for the child to correct his own work.  | #The Summary of Subtraction tables makes it possible for the child to correct his own work.  | ||
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=== Points Of Interest  ===  | === Points Of Interest  ===  | ||
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=== Purpose  ===  | === Purpose  ===  | ||
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*To give the child further experience in handling numbers up to 9 with concrete materials and practice in recording subtraction tables.  | *To give the child further experience in handling numbers up to 9 with concrete materials and practice in recording subtraction tables.  | ||
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=== Variation  ===  | === Variation  ===  | ||
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=== Handouts/Attachment  ===  | === Handouts/Attachment  ===  | ||
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| − | [[Category:Mathematics]][[Category:Mathematics_3-6]]  | + | [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Mathematics_3-6]]  | 
Latest revision as of 04:51, 15 October 2009
Contents
Age
3-6 
Materials
- One set of Short Bead Stair.
 - Work cards for the child to complete with Subtraction Tables up to 9.
 - Subtraction Summary Tables.
 
Preparation
Presentation
- Directress invites the child to build a triangle with the Short Bead Stair.
 - Directress reads the first example on the work card, e.g. 9-3.
 - Directress selects the 9 Bead Bar and then counts 3 beads from the right end.
 - Cover the 3 beads and count the remainder left uncovered.
 - Explain that 9-3=6.
 - Directress then shows the child how to record the answer on the answer square.
 
Control Of Error
- The Short Bead Stair acts as a control of error because the quantities are fixed.
 - The Summary of Subtraction tables makes it possible for the child to correct his own work.
 
Points Of Interest
Purpose
- To give the child further experience in handling numbers up to 9 with concrete materials and practice in recording subtraction tables.
 
Variation
Handouts/Attachment
