Presentation Clothesline Math Math Website: Call to Action Commit to one of these choices: SET UP a...
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Agenda
◆ Welcome & Norms◆ Why we use a clothesline◆ Clothesline math setup & supplies◆ Sample clothesline math problems◆ Clothesline math links & extensions◆ Creating your own clothesline cards
Norms
◆ Welcome!◆ Start & end on time◆ Be present and interact◆ Take care of needs ◆ Maintain an open mind◆ Any others?
“Number sense encompasses a wide range of abilities, including being able to make reasonable estimates, think and reason flexibly, make sound numerical judgments, and see numbers as useful. Students with number sense have good numerical intuition. When applying computation skills to solve problems, they can judge if solutions are reasonable. Should they forget a procedure or part of a procedure, students with number sense can reason their way to a solution. They see numbers as tools, not barriers. They are curious about numbers and are comfortable with them.” - Marilyn Burns
Why clotheslines?
◆ Easy and inexpensive to use◆ Assists with measurement◆ Spatial relationships (“Space & Place”)◆ Problem solving ◆ Multitude of ways to use cards: whole
numbers, integers, fractions, decimals, percents, & more
Clothesline Cards
◆ Cardstock - landscape ◆ Fold in thirds, then cut◆ Fold in half
◆ Use the same color for each type: Whole numbers, integers, fractions, decimals, percents, variables, etc.
◆ Ways to show equality: Use clothespins/same vertical location on two number lines
◆ Use labels in addition to numbers
Clothesline Links
◆ Chris Shore: https://clotheslinemath.com/ ◆ Andrew Stadel: http://www.estimation180.com/clothesline.html ◆ Daniel Luevanos: https://mathrockstarsblog.wordpress.com/ ◆ Jon Orr:
http://mrorr-isageek.com/double-clothesline-solving-equations/ ◆ Matt Vaudrey:
http://mrvaudrey.com/2016/09/04/double-clothesline-equations/ ◆ TISD Math Website: http://tiny.cc/TISDmath
Call to Action
Commit to one of these choices:
◆ SET UP a clothesline in your classroom in 2017-18◆ PICK a topic you do not conceptually understand yet and
challenge yourself to solve it using a clothesline◆ IMPLEMENT a clothesline activity with your students and
tweet it out using #TeamTomball & #ClotheslineMath