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Number Talks: Whole Number Computation Grades K-5 [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 440 pages, Illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Mar-2014
  • Kirjastus: Math Solutions Publications
  • ISBN-10: 1935099655
  • ISBN-13: 9781935099659
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 440 pages, Illustrations
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Mar-2014
  • Kirjastus: Math Solutions Publications
  • ISBN-10: 1935099655
  • ISBN-13: 9781935099659
"This resource supports new and experienced educators who want to prepare for and design purposeful number talks for their students; the author demonstrates how to develop grade-level-specific strategies for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Includes connections to national standards, a DVD, reproducibles, bibliography, and index"--Provided by publisher.
Acknowledgments xvii
How to Use This Resource xix
How Number Talks Support the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics xxiii
Reference Tables Strategies Table xxix
Number Talks Table xxxi
Video Clips by
Chapter
xxxv
Video Clips by Grade xxxix
Teaching with the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics: Video Clip Connections xli
SECTION I Understanding Number Talks
Chapter 1 What Is a Classroom Number Talk?
3(13)
Rationale for Number Talks
3(2)
A Number Talk: Key Components
5(10)
Summary
15(1)
Chapter 2 How Do I Prepare for Number Talks?
16(19)
Establishing Procedures and Setting Expectations: The Four Essentials
16(5)
Anticipating How to Record Student Thinking
21(4)
Six Ways to Develop Accountability with Students
25(3)
Gathering Tools to Model Student Strategies
28(1)
Starting with Five Small Steps
28(3)
Summary
31(4)
SECTION II Student Thinking and Number Talks in the K--2 Classroom
Chapter 3 How Do I Develop Specific Strategies in the K--2 Classroom?
35(32)
Overarching Goals
35(5)
Using Models and Tools to Anchor Student Strategies to Goals
40(8)
Dot images
40(1)
Rekenreks
41(2)
Five-frames/ten-frames
43(1)
Number lines
44(1)
Hundred chart
45(3)
Using Real-Life Contexts
48(5)
Discussing Efficiency
53(3)
Anticipating Student Thinking
56(2)
An Introduction to Common Addition Strategies
58(6)
An Introduction to Common Subtraction Strategies
64(2)
Summary
66(1)
Chapter 4 How Do I Design Purposeful Number Talks in the K--2 Classroom?
67(90)
Overview
67(1)
Kindergarten Number Talks
68(29)
Using dot images
70(12)
Using rekenreks
82(7)
Using five- and ten-frames
89(8)
First-Grade Number Talks
97(22)
Addition
97(22)
Second-Grade Number Talks
119(38)
Addition
120(25)
Subtraction
145(12)
SECTION III Student Thinking and Number Talks in the 3--5 Classroom
Chapter 5 How Do I Develop Specific Addition and Subtraction Strategies in the 3--5 Classroom?
157(25)
Overarching Goals
157(3)
Using Models to Anchor Student Strategies with Addition and Subtraction
160(2)
Open number line
160(2)
Part/whole box
162(1)
Using Real-Life Contexts
162(6)
Discussing Efficiency
168(1)
Anticipating Student Thinking
169(1)
An Introduction to Common Addition Strategies
170(5)
An Introduction to Common Subtraction Strategies
175(6)
Summary
181(1)
Chapter 6 How Do I Design Purposeful Addition and Subtraction Number Talks in the 3--5 Classroom?
182(48)
Overview
182(1)
Third-, Fourth-, and Fifth- Grade Number Talks
183(47)
Addition number talks
184(21)
Subtraction number talks
205(25)
Chapter 7 How Do I Develop Specific Multiplication and Division Strategies in the 3--5 Classroom?
230(32)
Overarching Goals
230(3)
Using Array Models to Anchor Student Strategies with Multiplication and Division
233(4)
Using Real-Life Contexts
237(4)
Discussing Efficiency
241(2)
Anticipating Student Thinking
243(1)
An Introduction to Common Multiplication Strategies
244(10)
An Introduction to Common Division Strategies
254(7)
Summary
261(1)
Chapter 8 How Do I Design Purposeful Multiplication and Division Number Talks in the 3--5 Classroom?
262(41)
Overview
262(1)
Third-, Fourth-, and Fifth-Grade Number Talks
263(40)
Multiplication number talks
264(22)
Division number talks
286(17)
SECTION IV The Facilitator's Guide
Chapter 9 What Does a Number Talk Look Like at My Grade Level?
303(32)
Introduction
304(2)
A closer look at number talks by grade level
304(1)
A closer look at South Shades Crest Elementary School
304(2)
Kindergarten Classroom
306(5)
A closer look at Erin Keenan's kindergarten classroom
306(2)
A second look at kindergarten number talks
308(3)
Second-Grade Classroom
311(5)
A closer look at Galey Thomas's second-grade classroom
311(2)
A second look at second-grade number talks
313(3)
Third-Grade Classroom
316(8)
A closer look at Jann Montgomery's third-grade classroom
316(2)
A second look at third-grade number talks
318(6)
Fifth-Grade Classroom
324(6)
A closer look at Lee Ann Davidson's fifth-grade classroom
324(2)
A second look at fifth-grade number talks
326(4)
Schoolwide Perspective
330(3)
A closer look at number talks from a schoolwide perspective
330(1)
Discussion questions
331(2)
Your Practice: A Closer Look
333(2)
Questions for personal reflection
333(2)
Appendices
335(48)
A Author's Video Reflections
337(31)
B Questions and Answers
368(6)
C Suggested Grade-Level Resources
374(9)
D Reproducible Templates
377(1)
Directions for Making Rekenreks
378(2)
Five-Frame Template
380(1)
Ten-Frame Template
381(2)
References 383(2)
Index 385