May 2, 2015

Beyond Subitizing

In this 4th post in the Subitizing Series I’ll use 4 simple dots to illustrate what happens when we provide students with space to notice. There is also an image at the end that is one of my favorite patterns to use with students. I hope you will use it in your classroom! Enjoy!

THE SUBITIZING SERIES

1. Experiencing Subitizing

2. The Boundary of Subitizing, “The Rewind Version”

3. How to Make Quick Subitizing Images + 3 Free Resources

4. Beyond Subitizing

5. These Dots Will Grow on You

6. Seeing Multiple Perspectives Through Your Eyes and Through the Eyes of Others

You may also be interested in the Talk a Mile a Minute Vocabulary Activity, The Parking Meter Question, or The Animated Multiplication Table.

Categories: Animated Posts, Instructional Strategies, Math, Resources, Teaching and Learning

Tags: beyond, else, subitizing

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Steve Wyborney

Steve Wyborney is an award-winning teacher and instructional coach from Oregon. He is well known for his use of instructional technology and his work with mathematics and his passionate belief in the exceptional potential of every student.

2 responses to “Beyond Subitizing”

jenny

May 14, 2015

there is no sound for most of this clip Beyond Subitising

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  Hi, Jenny. Thank you for the feedback. I’m listening again in internet explorer and chrome and I hear the sound. What browser are you using? I’d like to learn more. I appreciate this feedback.
  
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