• Number:
• Algebra: Pattern
Number Boards come in different configurations:
• 1 – 100, 1 – 120, blank
• as charts
• as write-on wipe-off boards
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Videos
Mathematical Language
Counting 1, 2, 3, etc. multiple, lowest common multiple, pattern, tables.
Using Number Boards
The Hundreds Number Board may be used to help students:
• count
• count in multiples, eg 2, 4, 6, 8 … Start at any point on the board and count forward by threes,
fives, etc. Start at any point, eg 99 and count back by seven. Will you ever say fifty?
• notice place value relationships between numbers
• develop pattern recognition (multiples of 7, seven times table
• perform calculations
• develop mathematical language
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Find My Number
The game Find my Number helps students gain familiarity with the Hundreds Number Board and builds a students’ mathematical vocabulary. The teacher provides clues to help students find a particular number on the board. Here is a sample set of clues.
• The number is even
• The number is less than fifty
• The number is a two-digit number
• The digits of the number add to make 10
• My tens digit is NOT 2
• What number am I? (46)
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Typical Classroom Requirements
A class set:
– 32 boards.
Ideally one board each or one board shared between two students.
Support and Complementary Materials
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