수학은 즐거운 게임이며 실습 학습자를 위한 건너뛰기 세기 클럽

We do meaningful work with number sense to build confidence and numerical fluency, and it's even better if it's done with games!  

This class is structured to provide extra math practice and review through interactive games and oral skip counting practice with multiples.  I use a second camera to show my table so that the learners can use their math tools (if they wish) while I use mine.  

We play a variety of games (tailored to learners' needs and interests) like Guess My Number, Make 10, Greatest/Least Number, Student Versus Teacher, Break the Bank, and so many more.   The focus of this class is on number sense, but we will also review basic skills, reasoning skills, and use higher level thinking.  For example, in "Guess My Number" students take turns asking "yes or no" questions to eliminate numbers with the goal of finding the my "secret number" in ten questions or less.  They have to think critically to eliminate many numbers at one time to guess the number in time!  I have a Montessori background, so there is often a Montessori-inspired twist to what we do.  

Students may stay on an ongoing basis to play games with their friends weekly or can drop in just for a week as they have time.  Students may find it useful to have basic hands-on supplies, like counters. 

Students work together and gain social skills as they engage and converse about mathematics together!  Students are expected to display appropriate "sportsmanship" and treat each other kindly, win or lose, which is modeled in class.  We work together to build confidence, learn important math skills, and have fun! 


Week 1:
Guess My Number to 50, Ways to Make 10, Skip Counting (may vary based on interest)

Week 2:
Greatest/Least Number Game with Two Digits, Skip Counting (may vary based on interest)


Week 3:
Guess My Number to 100, Great/Least Number Game with Three Digits, and Skip Counting (may vary based on interest)

Week 4:
Build a Sundae, Ways to Make 10, and Skip Counting (may vary based on interest)