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Title – Counting Gummi Bears
By – Jackie Picchione
Primary Subject – Math
Secondary Subjects – Language Arts
Grade Level – Pre-K
Class Composition:
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Grade:
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Pre-K — Special Education Inclusion class
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6 special education students that have (PPD) Pervasive Development Disorder/Autism with general education students.
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Ratio:
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Teachers:
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One Special Education Teacher, an assistant and a one-to-one.
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One General Education Teacher with an assistant.
Objectives:
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Student will be able to count the numbers one through ten aloud.
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Students will identify the numbers one through ten.
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Students will show the numbers one through ten using manipulatives.
Product:
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Student will use manipulatives to correspond to the number on their bear.
Materials:
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The Gummi Bear Counting Book
by Ann Richardson.
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A sandwich bag for each student in the class containing then Gummi Bears.
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Cut outs in the shape of bears with the number written on their stomach.
(Each student will have a different number on his or her bear.
Introduction/Motivation/Warm Up:
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Show the students a stuffed bear.
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Ask the students what animal it is that I am holding.
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Continue the discussion by allowing them to talk about any stuffed animal that they might own.
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Explain to the students that they will be learning something very special today, to count using bears.
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Introduce the book,
The Gummi Bear Counting Book
. While reading the story, display the corresponding number. After the story is completed, review the bears on the blackboard by counting aloud together.
Development:
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Explain to the students that they will each be given a bag that has ten bears in it.
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Inform the students that they are not to eat them until they are told to.
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Show them the bear cut-outs they will receive and show them that each one has a different number on it.
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After they are passed out, begin calling out a number from 1 through 10.
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The task of the student is to match their bear with the number called out and place that number of gummi bears on top of it.
Evaluation:
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One way is to have the students get into small groups
and play the game themselves, using each other to
check their understanding of numbers.
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Walk around the room checking to see if the
students are placing the right number of Gummi Bears on their bear.
Modifications:
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The students that can only count 1-5 will be given only
bears with those numbers on them.
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Students will be grouped heterogeneously so that they can help one another.
Follow-up:
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The next day, the students will be given bears with the numbers 1-10 on them. The students will place the appropriate bears on the corresponding bear cutout by using counting bears. This will be sequencing, one to one.
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The teacher will be able to assess the students as she walks around from table to table.
Standards: Mathematics:
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M1a – Add, subtract, multiply and divide whole numbers.
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M4b – Display data.
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