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Sunday, November 6, 2011
Doubles Dominoes - Snack Style
My teammate, Mrs. Timms, had an excellent idea of how to get the students to visualize addition doubles. We use dominoes as manipulatives to teach doubles so she extended this by suggesting we create edible dominoes with graham crackers, white icing, and chocolate chips. We started by adding one chocolate chip on each side to model 1+1= 2. We then added another chocolate chip to each side to model 2+2=4. We continued until we had modeled 9+9=18. Of course, after modeling the doubles, the students ate them! Below are two close-ups of the edible dominoes along with a slideshow of the students making them.
Labels:
2011/2012,
Addition,
Doubles Facts,
Food,
Manipulatives,
Math,
Subtraction
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OMG! Cute! I'm loving your blog with all these ideas.
ReplyDeleteFirst Grade Delight
Very cool idea. Thanks!
ReplyDelete❀Barbara❀
Grade ONEderful
Thanks for the {yummy} idea! I was inspired and made a handout to go with it! I shared your post on my blog as well as the freebie I created to go with your activity! http://ateachersobsessions.blogspot.com/2011/11/yummy-doubles-practice-freebie.html
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Thanks again!
Carrie@ ateachersobsessions.blogspot.com
Thanks for the wonderful idea! We did this yesterday and the kids LOVED it. I blogged about it and gave you a shout out! :)
ReplyDeleteJanaye
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