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Friday, May 29, 2015

Using a T-chart to Solve Patterns- Math Huddle

I'm loving Math Huddles these days...things have gotten a little too busy for Math Workshop, and I am sad about that. I hope to get back to it soon. But in the meantime, Math Stretches and Math Huddle marches on!

My class has been working on patterning- creating, extending, describing etc. Since it is a testing year in Grade 3, we are also working on using a T-chart to solve patterns since one of these questions seems to always end up on the test. Plus, it's a great strategy for the kids to have in their toolbox. 






Here's the kids' work samples...I love the t-chart and the picture on this one.




This group extended their t-chart waaaaaaay past what was asked in the question, which was okay because it lead to a discussion of reasonable answers. 


This group started by drawing flowers, and when I asked them why they had no idea...so we re-visited the question and that's when they realized the question was about a fence not flowers! Hmmm?



Happy Mathing!

2 comments:

  1. I'm your newest follower, Beth. You have so many good ideas on your blog. Thanks for the inspirations. Come by and visit my blog when you have a chance.

    Jill
    a-little-red-wagon.blogspot.com

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  2. What a wonderful collection of good ideas on your blog. Thanks for the inspirations.

    I'm your newest follower. Drop by and visit my blog when you get a chance.

    Jill
    a-little-red-wagon.blogspot.com

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