Do all groups match?
Explore equal groups through models, conversation, and hands-on discovery. Compare equal groups with a deliberately unequal physical set. Explore a model, explain the relationship, and try it with physical materials.
What children will practice.
Explore how to compare equal groups with a deliberately unequal physical set.
Ideas to explore.
Connect a model with a physical or paper representation. Invite learners to show what they notice and explain a relationship; an adult can read the directions and record their words.
An investigation to explore
Set Rows to 2 and In each row to 1. Switch to separated groups. On paper add one extra dot to only the first group. Are the paper groups still equal?
An adult can read the prompt. Learners may arrange, draw, point, or explain. Full teaching directions and answer keys are in the free adult classroom.
From a model to a little discovery.
The complete lesson includes a teaching sequence, worked example, guided and independent investigations, a transfer task, student work mats, and a separate answer key. Choose US Letter or A4 PDFs.
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