Comparing Numbers Alligator Scaffolds My First Graders
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| Video Title / Caption | : My first graders have been learning about the greater than, less than, and equal signs when comparing two numbers! This is a little song/poem I use to help teach them that the “alligator” always eats the bigger number. It’s a hit every year! 🐊💚 #greaterthan #lessthan #teachersoftiktok #teacherinspo #fypシ |
| TikTok Creator | : @ms.gellar (Ms.Gellar) |
| Audio Track Name | : 🎵 original sound - ms.gellar |
| Total Play Count | : 157,271 views |
| Total Likes | : ❤️ 6,335 likes |
| Total Shares | : 🔁 481 shares |
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Below is the post about Comparing Numbers Alligator Scaffolds posted by creator @ms.gellar (Ms.Gellar). So far, this clip has received 157,271 views, 6,335 likes, and 481 shares across social feeds.
Audience members and community members sharing content around Comparing Numbers Alligator Scaffolds have highlighted several interesting perspectives: In another post by @theorderlyway_: “Please Note that when teaching Children these techniques or “tricks” you are not only focused on them knowing which direction the symbols go but to understand that the Symbols or Alligator mouths mean “Great than” and “Less than”. We also want to pair it with them understanding the concept of quantity. I also use manipulatives like beads, counting cubes and counting chips as well as a Number line to visualize the relationship between the numbers and WHY they are more, less or equal.”. In another post by @melaniebrandl0: “Alligators helped us learn how to compare numbers in first grade! Do you remember how you learned the signs?”. Creator @ayishateaeskids: “👌🏼❤️🤩🤗😍”.
Expanding on discussion topics around Comparing Numbers Alligator Scaffolds include the following updates: In another post by @melaniebrandl0: “We had SO much fun making this comparing number book. Students were able to roll a dice to make their tens and ones. Once they had their numbers, they cut out the alligator 🐊 that showed the bigger number! SO much fun!”. As noted by @mrsrowethekinderteacher: “Throwback to my Macmillan greater-than/less-than game from 1999! Still teaching math magic 26 years later. ➕➖🐊✨”. In another post by @melaniebrandl0: “This may be my NEW favorite anchor chart! We are working on the tough skill of comparing numbers, but with this anchor chart, it is actually SO easy! They especially love when Mrs. B talks in her alligator 🐊 voice with the steps! Trust me, this anchor chart is a MUST do!”.
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