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First Steps in

Mathematics

Number

Course Book

FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc.

© Western Australian Minister

f

Education

Published in Canada by

Pearson Canada Inc.

26 Prince Andrew Place

, ON, M3C 2T8 Text by Sue Willis with Wendy Devlin, Lorraine Jacob, and Kaye Treacy for Steps Professional Development on behalf of the Department of Education and Training, Western

Australia

Publisher: Debbie Davidson

Director, Pearson Professional Learning: Theresa (Terry) Nikkel Canadian Edition Advisors: Craig Featherstone, Verna Schmidt, Barry Onslow

Development House: Pr

onk&Associates

Composition: Computer Composition of Canada, Inc.

ISBN-13: 978-0-13-201884-5

ISBN-10: 0-13-201884-5

FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. iii

Contents

Timetable Example for Number........................................................................ ...................vi

Professional Development Messages........................................................................

............vii

Whole and Decimal Numbers

Unit 1: Introduction........................................................................

Unit 2: From Counting to Partitioning........................................................................

............19

Part 1: Counting to Quantifying........................................................................

...........21

Part 2: Subitizing to Partitioning........................................................................

..........31

Unit 3: From Partitioning to Place Value........................................................................

........37

Unit 4: From Fractions to Decimals........................................................................

................57

Classroom Research

Unit 5: Task Review........................................................................

Operations

Unit 6: From Situation to Operation ........................................................................

...............79

Unit 7: Types of Addition and Subtraction Problems.............................................................93

Unit 8: The Meaning of Multiplication and Division ...........................................................109

Computations

Unit 9: Building a Repertoire........................................................................

........................127

Conclusion

Unit 10: Developing a Plan........................................................................ ...........................149 FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. iv Diagnostic Tasks........................................................ .......................................................... 163 Diagnostic Tasks Contents........................................................................ ......................... 165

WHOLE AND DECIMAL NUMBERS

Counting

More, K-Grade 1........................................................................ Get Me Task, K-Grade 2........................................................................ .............................167

Counting Principles, K-Grade 2........................................................................

..................167

Ice Cream (Equal Sets), Grades 1-3........................................................................

...........169 Skip Counting, Grades 1-4........................................................................ .........................170

1-9 Repeating Sequence, K-Grade 4........................................................................

..........171 Up To and Over 100; Up To and Through the Hundreds, Grades 2-7...............................171

Saying the Number Sequence by Ones and Tens, Grades 4-7...........................................174

Partitioning

Subitizing, K-Grade 1........................................................................ .................................175 Animals, Grades 2-4........................................................................ ...................................176

How Did You Do It? Grades 3-7........................................................................

................177

Whatís Next?

Grades 4-7........................................................................ ............................178

Place Value

Dinosaurs,

Grades 2-7........................................................................ .................................180

52 Candies, Grades 3-7........................................................................

...............................182

43 Candies, Grades 3-7........................................................................

...............................184

116 Candies, Grades 3-7........................................................................

.............................186

Read, Write, and Say Numbers, Grades 3-7.......................................................................1

88

Circle the Biggest,

Grades 6 and up........................................................................ ............190

Flexible Numbers,

Grades 6-9........................................................................ ....................192

800 Game, Grades 5-7........................................................................

................................195

Decimals,

Grades 5-9........................................................................ ..................................197

Numbers,

Grades 5-9........................................................................ ..................................201 Money, Grades 5-9........................................................................ .....................................203 FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. v

OPERATIONS

Addition and Subtraction

Change Task, Grades 1-7........................................................................ ...........................205 How Much Taller? Grades 4-7........................................................................ ...................208

Empty Boxes,

Grades 5-7........................................................................ ..........................210

Multiplication and Division

Story Problems, K-Grade 4........................................................................ ........................212 Finding Factors, Grades 5-7........................................................................ .......................215

Calculator Number Sentences, Grades 4-7........................................................................

217

COMPUTATIONS

Hide the Jelly Beans, K-Grade 1........................................................................

................219

How Many Want Jelly Beans? Grades 1-3........................................................................

220

Find the Solutions, Grades 3-7........................................................................

...................223 Buying Apples, Grades 4-7........................................................................ ........................227 Think Boards........................................................................ Planning Masters........................................................................ FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. vi

Timetable Example for Number

Whole and Decimal Numbers

Unit 1

Introduction

2 hours

Whole and Decimal Numbers

Unit 4

From Fractions to

Decimals

2 hours

Classroom Research

Unit 5

Task Review

1 hour

Operations

Unit 8

The Meaning of

Multiplication and Division

3 hours

Whole and Decimal Numbers

Unit 2

From Counting to Partitioning

Part 1: Counting to Quantifying

Part 2:

Subitizing to Partitioning

2 hours

Operations

Unit 6

From Situation to Operation

1 hour

Computations

Unit 9

Building a Repertoire

2 hours

Whole and Decimal Numbers

Unit 3

From Partitioning to Place Value

2 hours

Operations

Unit 7

Types of Addition and Subtraction

Problems

2 hours

Conclusion

Unit 10

Developing a Plan

1 hour

Units 1-4 Whole and Decimal Numbers

These units use the Key Understandings from Chapter 2 in the Number Sense Resource Book to familiarize you with the

mathematical patterns of our numeration system; what places some children at risk from both a teaching and a learning

point of view; and how to move students along.

Units 6-7 Operations

These units use the Key Understandings from Chapter 2 in the Operation Sense Resource Book to familiarize you with

choosing and using operations to mathematically model situations, that is, to use operations and numbers alone to

represent situations. This information is then used to look at what places some children at risk from both a teaching and a

learning point of view, and how to move students along.

Unit 8 Computations

This unit uses the Key Understandings from Chapter 3 in the Operation Sense Resource Book to familiarize you with:

building and selecting strategies from a repertoire of computation strategies; what places some children at risk from both

a teaching and a learning point of view; and how to move students along. Unit 5 Classroom Research: Task Review and Unit 10 Conclusion: Developing a Plan

These units use knowledge, experience, and evidence from both the Number Sense and Operation Sense Resource Books

to analyze work samples and plan teaching and learning programs.

All units need to be included in the Teacher Course. However, the timetable will be developed in negotiation with the

school or group of participantsFSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. vii

Professional Development Messages

These 4 key messages underpin the First Steps in Mathematics Professional

Development Resources:

Probably nothing has more impact on students than the personal, professional growth of their teacher.

Barth (1990), p. 49

1. Students may get the right answers for the wrong reasons.

2. Good questions and tasks provoke students to show us what

they know and understand.

3. Understanding the mathematics helps us make better

professional decisions.

4. Seeing the pattern in studentsí responses helps us plan

effective learning experiences. FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. 1 UNIT 1

Whole and Decimal

Numbers

INTRODUCTION

Desired Outcomes Participants will

be introduced to the beliefs that underpin First Steps in Mathematics become familiar with the philosophy and rationale that underpins the First Steps in Mathematics

Resource Books and professional learning process

begin to learn about the structure of the Diagnostic

Map: Number in the Emergent, Matching, and

Quantifying phases

Unit Contents

Classroom Planning Aid............................................3 Beliefs about Teaching and Learning ......................4 Professional Decision Making...................................5

Making Professional Decisions about Student

Sarah's Story...........................................................6 Searching for Patterns.............................................14

Diagnostic Task: Up To and Over 100 &

Up To and Through the Hundreds........................14 Student Work Samples..........................................15 Bridging to Practice .............................................18 FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. 2

Related Reading First Steps in Mathematics:

Number Sense Resource Book

Chapter 1: An Overview of First Steps in

Mathematics

Beliefs about Teaching and Learning

Learning Mathematics: Implications for

the Classroom

Understanding the Elements of First

Steps in Mathematics

How to Read the Diagnostic Map

Chapter 2: Whole and Decimal Numbers

Key Understanding 4, pp. 52-63

Diagnostic Map: Number

Emergent phase

Matching phase

Quantifying phase

Suggestions for Further Reading

Munns, P. "Children's beliefs about counting." In

Teaching and Learning Early Number, edited by

Ian Thompson. Open University Press,

Philadelphia, 1998.

Willis, S. "Numeracy and

Outcomes in the Early

Years."

Every Child, 5(1), Autumn 1999.

FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. 3

Classroom Planning Aid

Two low-achieving students:

Student 1___________________________ Student 2 ____________________________ Key

Understanding(s) Mathematical

Focus Sample Learning

Activities Focus Questions Observations

Anecdotes

concept e.g., a dot point in KU diagnostic tasks post task

Two average-achieving students:

Student 1___________________________ Student 2 ____________________________ Key

Understanding(s) Mathematical

Focus Sample Learning

Activities Focus Questions Observations

Anecdotes

concept diagnostic tasks post task

Two high-achieving students:

Student 1___________________________ Student 2 ____________________________ Key

Understanding(s) Mathematical

Focus Sample Learning

Activities Focus Questions Observations

Anecdotes

concept diagnostic tasks post task FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book © Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. 4

Beliefs about Teaching and Learning

First Steps in Mathematics

FSiM) is underpinned by the following beliefs. Indicate the extent to which you currently share these beliefs by checking the appropriate box.

1. Learning is improved if the whole school has a shared understanding of the

mathematics outcomes, and a commitment to achieving them. agree disagree

2. All students can be successful learners of mathematics.

agree disagree

3. Learning is not simply about the transfer of knowledge from one person to another.

agree disagree

4. Students need to construct thei

r own knowledge in their own way. agree disagree

5. If all students are to succeed to the best of their ability in achieving mathematics

outcomes, differentiated instruction will be not only possible but necessary. agree disagree

6. Teaching cannot be reduced to a set of instructions about what to do in any given

situation. agree disagree

7. Robust learning that focuses on students achieving mathematics outcomes fully and in

depth is essential for long-term sustained learning. agree disagree

8. A focus on short-term performance or procedural knowledge places students at risk of

not progressing in later years.

agree disagree FSIM012 | First Steps in Mathematics: Number Course Book

© Western Australian Minister for Education 2013. Published by Pearson Canada Inc. 5

Professional Decision Making

Components of Professional Decision Making

Professional Development Cycle

Number Sense Resource Book, p. 16

Discussion

How do you currently make professional decisions about mathematics, pedagogy, and students?quotesdbs_dbs14.pdfusesText_20
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