1. Get him to rote count together. If he can’t say
it, perhaps teacher might want to say it out loud first then get him to repeat.
2. Give Tim concrete materials to work with. Here,
the teacher can do a 1 to 1 corresponding with him.
3. Teacher might want to suggest aid or advice to
parents to do the necessary follow up at home as well.
We did another
problem sum that is to estimate the number of paper clips in the bottles. Dr Yeap gave us a bottle that contained 3
paper clips as a benchmark to do a comparison with the other bottles that
contained x number of paperclips. Benchmark is an important concept and is best
used in fraction.
So, how did I guess
the number of paperclips in the cans…
ü I did so by moving the bottle back and forth and
shaking it from left to right
ü Listening attentively to the sounds of the
paperclips.
ü Estimate the number of paperclips in the other
bottles by making comparison using the bottle that contained the 3 paperclips
as the benchmark.
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