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Kindergarten Math Family Night: Counting & Fluency

Join us on Thursday, January 17, 2019 for a fun math night focused on pupil progression, counting to 100, fluency in adding and subtracting to 5, coin recognition, composing & decomposing numbers, and more! Engage in hands-on activities and learn how to support your child's math skills. All students should rote count to 100 by year-end. No fingers allowed!

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Kindergarten Math Family Night: Counting & Fluency

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  1. Kindergarten Family Math Night Thursday, January 17, 2019

  2. Math Pupil Progression

  3. Counting to 100 • All students should be able to rote count to 100 by the end of their kindergarten year to receive their point for pupil progression. • RED Folder – count the 100’s chart • Sing songs that count to 100 - youtube

  4. Fluently add & subtract to 5 Definition of fluency in kindergarten: to master a subject or skill effortlessly and accurately.

  5. What Math Fluency LOOKS like: Play video! * No fingers, no counters, and answers within a 3 second window

  6. RED Folder Fluency

  7. Number Writing and Teen Numbers • Dr. Jean – Numeral Song on youtube • Recognize and remind that all teen numbers begin with “1” • Eureka counting – 10:1, 10:2, 10:3, 10:4 • Mixed up teen flash cards

  8. Coin Recognition • Kindergarten students must recognize coins and their value by the end of kindergarten for adding and subtracting success in first grade

  9. Module 4 • Ten stacks – counting tens and ones • Counting the “Say 10” way • Equal means same on both sides • Important to teach children to attend to symbols

  10. Composing & Decomposing • Simply addition and subtraction • Numbers bonds • Attending to part-part-whole • The two parts ALWAYS coming together • Compose – put together; adding • Decompose – break apart; subtracting

  11. LET US HELP YOU!! Please see kindergarten teachers after program with any pressing questions or concerns you may have this evening.

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