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Program Foundation
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In Object Land, you might ask:
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In Picture Land, you might ask:
- What did you roll/pick?
- Which has more or less?
In Line Land, numbers are represented as points on a path or line. The language used for numbers in Line Land refers to a particular time and place on a line and also to moves along a line.
In Line Land, you might ask:
- How far did you go?
- Did you go forward or backward?
In Sky Land, numbers are represented as a position on a vertical scale, such as a thermometer or a bar graph.
In Sky Land, you might ask:
- How high or low are you now?
- Who is above or below?
In Circle Land, numbers are represented as a point on a dial, such as a clock face or a sundial.
In Circle Land, you might ask:
- How many times did you go around?
- What did you land on?
The Three Worlds and Five Lands
Number Worlds was designed to introduce and develop 石榴视频黄色版石榴视频黄色版 understanding of the three worlds of mathematics: quantity, number, and symbols. Students develop understanding by exploring five different ways numbers and quantities are represented:
In Object Land, 石榴视频黄色版 explore the world of numbers by counting and comparing sets of objects or pictures of objects.
In Object Land, you might ask:
- How many or few do you have?
- Which is bigger or smaller?
In Picture Land, numbers are represented as sets of stylized, semi-abstract dot-set patterns, such as in a die, tally marks, or numerals.
In Picture Land, you might ask:
- What did you roll/pick?
- Which has more or less?
In Line Land, numbers are represented as points on a path or line. The language used for numbers in Line Land refers to a particular time and place on a line and also to moves along a line.
In Line Land, you might ask:
- How far did you go?
- Did you go forward or backward?
In Sky Land, numbers are represented as a position on a vertical scale, such as a thermometer or a bar graph.
In Sky Land, you might ask:
- How high or low are you now?
- Who is above or below?
In Circle Land, numbers are represented as a point on a dial, such as a clock face or a sundial.
In Circle Land, you might ask:
- How many times did you go around?
- What did you land on?
Research and Success
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