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Whole Part and Number Bond

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    1. Two Parts Makes a Whole

      Have students jump from part to part then to a whole. As they hop to the whole, they will say, โ€œTwo parts make a whole.โ€
      Kindergarten, Grade 1
    2. Addition

      Have the students put varying amounts of popsicle sticks on each square that says โ€œpartโ€, count them, and then add them together to make a whole. Making the sum out...
      Kindergarten, Grade 1
    3. Subtraction

      Have the students put popsicle sticks on the โ€œwholeโ€ square and one โ€œpartโ€ square. Then, have them subtract the amount of โ€œpartโ€ sticks from the โ€œwholeโ€ to determine the other...
      Kindergarten, Grade 1
    4. How Many Combinations?

      Place blocks/sticks in the โ€œwholeโ€ square. Have students work together to see how many different combinations of parts they can make to equal the same whole. Continue with many different...
      Kindergarten, Grade 1
    5. Dice Decide

      Have students roll two dice (the larger the better). Place one of the dice in each โ€œpartโ€ on the mat. Have students add together the number of dots on both...
      Kindergarten, Grade 1
    6. Make Five

      Place a 5 (on a notecard, a printed number card, popsicle sticks, etc.) in the โ€œwholeโ€ section on the mat and a number less than 5 in one of the...
      Kindergarten
    7. Make Ten

      Place a 10 (on a notecard, a printed number card, popsicle sticks, etc.) in the โ€œwholeโ€ section on the mat and a number less than 10 in one of the...
      Kindergarten, Grade 1
    8. Make Twenty

      Place a 20 (on a notecard, a printed number card, popsicle sticks, etc) in the whole part on the mat and a number less than 20 in one of the...
      Grade 1
    9. Number Bonds

      Have students practice making different two-digit numbers into parts of tens and ones. For example, place the number 23 on the โ€œwhole.โ€ Students then place 20 in one โ€œpartโ€ and...
      Grade 1, Grade 2

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