This week we talked about greater than less than. I found this free flipchart on TpT from the wonderful Lori over at Little Priorities. Check out her blog and TpT store if you haven’t already. I tweaked the flip chart for my students and created a flipchart I could use for math stations. Well, Lori was so kind and let me use her crocodile symbol in the flipchart I’m posting for you on TpT for free . Here’s a peek at how we used it this week.
On this slide pairs of students came up and pressed the random number generator to create two two-digit numbers. Thanks to Anna over at Crazy for First Grade for hipping me to the random number generator on my Promethean Board.
Each student wrote their number in the box then discussed together which symbol to pull down after they compared the numbers.
On this set of slides individual students came up, read both numbers and decided which symbol to pull down.
The student then completed an activity sheet. They pulled two numbers from a bag and had to compare them. The first day we compared for greater than. The students wrote their numbers and glued their symbol for greater than. Then they completed the sentence for their numbers.
The next day we compared for less than.
Click here if you’d like the flip chart. You must have Active Inspire software in order to use it.
Click here if you’d like the sheets we used this week.
I hope you all have a wonderful week! I’d love some feedback!
This is such a fabulous lesson and wonderful resources!
ReplyDeleteIs the software mentioned be used with a smartboard?
Cheryl
Hey Mrs. Saoud,
ReplyDeleteThe software is for use with Promethean Boards.
Oh I wish I could use the flip charts. Our school still thinks a document camera is super high-tech. I love the sheets you have. Those will be super for practice.
ReplyDelete Chrissy
First Grade Found Me
Aww man! I have a Smartboard...but the Promethean board seems to be a lot more user friendly!
ReplyDeleteWe just introduced greater than, less than, and equal to a week or two ago. I love having practice shees to reinforce what we have learned!
Thanks!
Sarah
www.thefabulousfirstgrade-sarah.blogspot.com
I am loving this...and can use it for sure!!
ReplyDeleteYou rock!
Jennifer
First Grade Blue SKies
Love these resources! Thanks for sharing:) My first graders will love this!
ReplyDeleteSo cool- I so wish I had one of these boards.
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Yolanda,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your hard work. My kids will love this! Liz
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