Sunday, February 5, 2017

Kindergarten Decomposing Differentiated Task/Extension and Choice Task

Name:  ___________________________ Date:  _________________________
Kindergarten Differentiated Decomposing Task:  Complete the task in the graphic organizer.
Blue Group:  Tina has 8 butterflies in a big jar, so she made an 8 stick with cubes to represent the 8 butterflies. She wants to put the butterflies into two jars.  Draw an 8 stick.  Draw a line to break the 8 stick into 2 parts.  The two parts represent the number of butterflies Tina will put in each jar.  Draw horizontal and vertical number bonds to represent the parts and whole in a four square graphic organizer. 
Complete the number sentence in the graphic organizer.
__________=___________+___________
Purple Group:  Tina has 7 butterflies in a big jar, so she made a 7 stick with cubes to represent the 7 butterflies. She wants to put the butterflies into two jars.  Draw a 7 stick.  Draw a line to break the 7 stick into 2 parts.  The two parts represent the number of butterflies  Tina will put in each jar.  Draw  horizontal and vertical number bonds to represent the parts and whole in a four square graphic organizer.   
Complete the number sentence in the graphic organizer.
_________=___________+______________
Green Group: Tina has 6 butterflies in a big jar, so she made a 6 stick with cubes to represent the 6 butterflies. She wants to put the butterflies into two jars.  Draw a 6 stick.  Draw a line to break the 6  stick into 2 parts.  The two parts represent the number of butterflies  Tina will put in each jar.  Draw  horizontal and vertical number bond to represent the parts and whole in a four square graphic organizer.
Complete the number sentence in the graphic organizer.
____________=__________+____________

Draw a _________ stick.
Draw a horizontal number bond.
Draw a vertical number bond.
Complete the number sentence.
____________=______________+___________

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Name:  __________________________________ Date:  __________________________________
Kindergarten Decomposing Extension Task:  Select another group’s task to complete as a choice/extension task.  Write the addition and subtraction number sentence for each number bond. Complete the task in the graphic organizer.
Blue Group:  Tina has 8 butterflies in a big jar, so she made an 8 stick with cubes to represent the 8 butterflies. She wants to put the butterflies into two jars.  Draw an 8 stick.  Draw a line to break the 8 stick into 2 parts.  The two parts represent the number of butterflies  Tina will put in each jar.  Draw horizontal and vertical number bonds to represent the parts and whole in a four square graphic organizer. 
Complete the number sentence in the graphic organizer.
_____ is ______ and ________
Purple Group:  Tina has 7 butterflies in a big jar, so she made a 7 stick with cubes to represent the 7 butterflies. She wants to put the butterflies into two jars.  Draw a 7 stick.  Draw a line to break the 7 stick into 2 parts.  The two parts represent the number of butterflies  Tina will put in each jar.  Draw  horizontal and vertical number bonds to represent the parts and whole in a four square graphic organizer.   
Complete the number sentence in the graphic organizer.
_____ is ______ and ___________
Green Group: Tina has 6 butterflies in a big jar, so she made a 6 stick with cubes to represent the 6 butterflies. She wants to put the butterflies into two jars.  Draw a 6 stick.  Draw a line to break the 6 stick into 2 parts.  The two parts represent the number of butterflies  Tina will put in each jar.  Draw  horizontal and vertical number bond to represent the parts and whole in a four square graphic organizer.
Complete the number sentence in the graphic organizer.
_______is ___________ and _____________
Draw a _________ stick.
Draw a horizontal number bond.
Draw a vertical number bond.
Complete the number sentence.
________+___________=________
________+___________=________
________-___________=_________
________-___________=_________


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