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Math and the Number Frames App


Students are using the Number Frames App to help solidify their understanding of number and their understanding of the 10 frame as a mathematical tool.  

In kindergarten, the students were working on the rug with their iPads while the teacher was modeling on the whiteboard. The teacher had a 10 frame on the board and filled it in. Students were to copy what the teacher did, using their Number Frames app. Then, students were to write the number that matched the 10 frame model. There was plenty of adult support in the classroom to make sure students filled in their 10 frame correctly. It was also a great opportunity to model and practice correct number writing in an authentic way.

After students participated in this guided practice lesson, they had the opportunity to practice building 10 frame numbers at their level of understanding. Students could also be given the opportunity to work with 10 frames independently during math centers.

If you would like more information about using this app in your classroom, complete a PLS and Becky will be happy to plan with you. 

Number Frames App

Working with the Number Frames App and practicing writing numbers

Working with Number Frames


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