Double Digit Subtraction with Regrouping (YIKES!), The Solar Eclipse, & Finishing Poetry Month
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- This week in first grade, we really dove into teaching double digit subtraction with regrouping. We also finished writing all sorts of fun poems for our poetry books and we had fun experiencing a solar eclipse together. Just click play to see more!
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Hi Susan, I teach 1st grade in Arizona and we do not teach subtraction with regrouping. We use i-Ready math curriculum and it is not included in the unit. Our extra unit is actually teaching money as an introduction that isn’t expected to be mastered until next year.
Do you sell anything on TPT for regrouping?
Fantastic maths and literacy ideas! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Amen, on the subtraction with regrouping not being developmentally appropriate for firsties!
how do you organize your math materials? Our math program is by topic. I keep most of it digital, but feeling like I have math materials, all over the classroom!
Off topic completely, but how do you feel about reading chapter books as read alouds for 1st graders? 😊
I teach in Texas and this is not part of our TEKS for first grade. We do not have to do any regrouping. We do addition and subtraction within 20
Yes we have to teach and test regrouping! We use Math In Focus as well, so I love your thoughts and ideas!!!
That is a good idea! Unbundling popsicle stick bundles of ten. I like that!
What Math curriculum your school uses? We use Go Math and the version we have is ridiculously overwhelming for the students to understand and for me to teach. For example one of the chapters about Addition Strategies it was including making tens and adding some more, as well as braking apart and making tens to add. Confusing for me to teach-yes, confusing for them to grasp?-%100 YES!
We use Math In Focus and ours is veryyyyy wordy! I’m not the biggest fan!
In Quebec, Grade One does not do regrouping, it is done in Grade Two.
We have to teach the “exposure” but do not assess it or spend much time on it. 1st grade in KY
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What type of screen is that?
How do you make your slides? Do you use Google slides?
I do, yes! I’m going to make a video showing how I plan with slides !
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I teach First Grade in Michigan. We do not teach subtraction with regrouping, but we do teach addition with regrouping. We use the curriculum Reveal Math.
Thanks for sharing your experiences and teaching tips! I teach in California and 1st grade doesn’t teach subtraction with regrouping. Where is your rug from?
Hi Susan,
I use Envision Math curriculum and we don’t teach subtraction with regrouping in grade one. We usually teach it in grade two.
Hi I am a 1st grade teacher in a suburb of Chicago. We only subtract decades from 2-digit numbers. No regrouping for us.
Yes we do but just for exposure.. usually in May. We have Eureka math
We do not teach subtraction regrouping, just addition with regrouping.:)
You are a wonderful inspiration!
Enjoy your family holiday at Universal Studios.
I will teach subtraction regrouping at the end of the year, if there’s time. It basically comes down to how quickly students master the other math skills, so some years I don’t get to it.
Heck no! We do not teach subtraction with regrouping in first. I agree with you; they are not developmentally ready for it. However, I love the popsicle sticks idea, and you have inspired me to try this with my high kiddos.
Who is they? I have plenty of 1st graders that are and many who are not. If you are, I will teach it.
I love your videos! I have benefited so much from them! We use a Abeka math, and we do not even get into addition with regrouping. I’m teaching my kiddos that, but it’s not something the curriculum has us do. The curriculum is too busy having us do speed drills. 🤦🏻♀ By the way, I am a member of your clubs. Are those math slides in there by any chance?
The math talk slides are in there yes!!
Have the best vacation! You deserve it! Also..I was wondering about the flowers on light blue paper you have displayed?
Those are a little contraction flower craft we made!
'Pupil' refers to young learners under the age of 18 attending school.
'Student' refers to adult learners in universities, colleges, art classes, etc above the age of 18.
I have never heard a colleague or anyone in education use the word pupil. I’ve seen it written in formal documents, but never used in conversation.
@@MrAlvaradosClass so?