Logical-mathematical:
Students will play with Students will use counting
addition cards and solve the
problems on the cards (at
least 4) and write them down
and turn it in for a grade.
Linguistic:
Students will be read a series
of real-life addition stories
and have them solve the
word problems after hearing
each scenario.
Intrapersonal:
Students will create 2
addition problems of their
own and show how to solve
them.
Kinder Choice Board
Subject: Math- Addition
Visual-Spatial:
Students will participate in an
blocks to solve 3 addition
equations. Count out the
number of blocks to
represent the equation given
and count the total to find
the sum of the numbers.
Free space:
Students will go around
counting objects of different
colors (as many as they’d
like) and write it down.
Finally, they will add all the
items they counted to find
the sum.
Interpersonal:
Students will get in groups of
2-3 and create 3 problems
that they can solve and
discuss with each other how
they know their equations to
be true.
Bodily-Kinesthetic:
around the room addition
problem scavenger hunt. The
cards will have pictures of the
numbers represented by
fingers to encourage the use
of finger counting. There will
be 5 problems for the
scavenger hunt.
Musical:
Students will listen to
addition songs and practice
saying them and memorizing
them and fill out a ‘fill in the
blank’ worksheet along with
the video.
Naturalistic:
Students will bring in an item
they can use to count with
and solve 2 addition
problems with the item they
brought. For example,
pennies, beans, small flowers,
etc.