+ All Categories
Home > Education > NCSM/NCTM 2015 Bar Models, Tape Diagrams, Strip Models, Oh My!

NCSM/NCTM 2015 Bar Models, Tape Diagrams, Strip Models, Oh My!

Date post: 15-Jul-2015
Category:
Upload: cassandra-turner
View: 1,191 times
Download: 0 times
Share this document with a friend
Popular Tags:
47
Strip Models, Tape Diagrams, Bar Models, Oh My! Cassy Turner Lauri Susi SingaporeMathSource.com
Transcript
  • Strip Models, Tape Diagrams,

    Bar Models, Oh My!

    Cassy Turner

    Lauri Susi

    SingaporeMathSource.com

  • What is a Tape Diagram?

    A drawing that looks like a segment of

    tape, used to illustrate number

    relationships. Also known as a strip

    diagram, bar model, fraction strip, or

    length model.

    -CCSS Glossary

  • Like this?

    Progression statements

  • How about C-P-A Sequence?

    Concrete

    ?

    Abstract

    Pictorial

    7 + 3 =

  • How about C-R-A Sequence?

  • Forms of Bar Models

    Part-Whole

    Comparison

    10

    6 ?

    106

    ?

  • Addition & Subtraction Situations10

    6 ?

  • Models for Add To:

    Two bunnies sat on the grass. Three more bunnies

    hopped there. How many bunnies are on the

    grass now?

    Results Unknown

  • Models for Add To:

    Two bunnies sat on the grass. Some more bunnies

    hopped there. Then there were five bunnies. How

    many bunnies hopped over to the first two?

    Change Unknown

  • Models for Add To: Start Unknown

    Some bunnies sat on the grass. Three more bunnies

    hopped there. Then there were five bunnies. How

    many bunnies were on the grass at first?

  • Models for Take From:

    Five apples were on the table. I ate two apples.

    How many apples are on the table now?

    Results Unknown

  • Models for Take From:

    Five apples were on the table. I ate some apples.

    Then there were 3 apples. How many apples are

    on the table now?

    Change Unknown

  • Models for Take From: Start Unknown

    There were some apples were on the table. I ate

    2 apples. Then there were 3 apples on the table.

    How many apples were on the table at first?

  • PARCC Grade 3

    Patricia needs to read for 120 minutes each week.

    She read for 26 minutes on Monday

    She read for 39 minutes on Tuesday

    She read for 38 minutes on Thursday

    How many more minutes does Patricia need to read this week?

  • PARCC Grade 3

    Patricia needs to read for 120 minutes each week.

    She read for 26 minutes on Monday

    She read for 39 minutes on Tuesday

    She read for 38 minutes on Thursday

    How many more minutes does Patricia need to read this week?

    Monday

    150 minutes in all

    Minutes left?

    ?26

    Tuesday Thursday

    39 38

  • Fractions

    There were 48 chocolates in a box. After eating

    some of them, Tara found that she had 5

    8of the

    chocolates left. How many chocolates did she eat?

  • Addition & Subtraction Situations106

    ?

  • Models for Compare

  • Models for Compare: Difference Unknown

    Lucy has two apples. Julie has five apples. How

    many more apples does Julie have than Lucy?

    How many fewer?

  • Models for Compare: Bigger Unknown

    Lucy has 3 fewer apples

    than Julie. Lucy has 2

    apples. How many apples

    does Lucy have?

    Julie has 3 more apples

    than Lucy. Lucy has 2

    apples. How many apples

    does Julie have?

    2

    ?

    3

    Julie

    Lucy

    2

    ?

    3

    Julie

    Lucy

  • Models for Compare: Smaller Unknown

    Lucy has 3 fewer apples

    than Julie. Julie has 5

    apples. How many apples

    does Lucy have?

    Julie has 3 more apples

    than Lucy. Julie has 5

    apples. How many apples

    does Lucy have?

    ?

    5

    3

    Julie

    Lucy

    ?

    5

    3

    Julie

    Lucy

  • SBAC Grade 3

    A pencil has a mass of 25 grams. An apple has a

    mass that is 75 grams more than the pencil. What is

    the mass of the apple?

    apple

    ?

    75 g

    25 g

    pencil 25g

  • Multiplication & Division Situations10

    5 ?

  • Models for Multiplication & Division: Equal groups

    There are 3 bags with 6

    plums in each bag. How

    many plums are there in

    all?

    You need 3 lengths of

    string, each 6 inches long.

    How much string will you

    need altogether?

    ? in all

    6 ineach bag

  • Multiplication & Division: How many in a group?

    If 18 plums are shared

    equally into 3 bags,

    then how many plums

    will be in each bag?

    You have 18 inches of

    string, which you will cut

    into 3 equal pieces. How

    long will each piece of

    string be?

    18

    ?

    plums

  • Multiplication & Division:How many groups?

    If 18 plums are to be

    packed 6 to a bag,

    then how many bags

    are needed?

    You have 18 inches of

    string, which you will cut

    into pieces that are 6

    inches long. How many

    pieces of string will you

    have?

  • Adding Fractions

    James bought a bag of sourballs. 1

    4of the sourballs

    were cherry, 1

    8were apple and

    1

    5of the remainder

    were blueberry. If there were 24 blueberry

    sourballs, how many sourballs did he buy?

  • Multiplication & Division Situations15?

  • Multiplication & Division Comparison: Equal groups

    A blue hat costs $6. A

    red hat costs 3 times as

    much as the blue hat.

    How much does the red

    hat cost?

    A rubber band is 6 cm

    long. How long will the

    rubber band be when it is

    stretched to be 3 times as

    long?

    $6

    ?

    red hat

    blue hat

  • Multiplication & Division Comparison: Equal groups

    A blue hat costs $6. A

    red hat costs 3 times as

    much as the blue hat.

    How much does the red

    hat cost?

    A rubber band is 6 cm

    long. How long will the

    rubber band be when it is

    stretched to be 3 times as

    long?

    ?

    At first

    In the end

    6cm

  • Comparison:

    A red hat costs $18 and

    that is 3 times as much as

    a blue hat costs. How

    much does a blue hat

    cost?

    A rubber band is stretched

    to be 18 cm long and that

    is 3 times as long as it was

    at first. How long was the

    rubber band at first?

    ?

    $18

    red hat

    blue hat

    How many in a group?

  • Comparison:

    A red hat costs $18 and

    that is 3 times as much as

    a blue hat costs. How

    much does a blue hat

    cost?

    A rubber band is stretched

    to be 18 cm long and that

    is 3 times as long as it was

    at first. How long was the

    rubber band at first?

    ?

    How many in a group?

    At first

    In the end

    18 cm

  • Comparison:

    A red hat costs $18 and

    a blue hat costs $6. How

    many times as much does

    the red hat cost as the

    blue hat?

    A rubber band was 6 cm

    long at first. Now it is

    stretched to be 18 cm long.

    How many times as long is

    the rubber band now as it

    was at first?

    How many in a group?

  • Mixed Operations40

  • Multi-step fraction models

    A wading pool is half filled with water. When

    12 more gallons of water are added, the pool

    is 7

    8full. How many gallons of water can the

    wading pool hold?

  • ?12 gallons

    The wading pool can

    hold 32 gallons.

    3 = 12 gal1 = 12 gal 3

    = 4 gal

    8 = 4 gal x 8 units= 32 gal

    A wading pool is half filled with water. When 12

    more gallons of water are added, the pool is 7

    8full.

    How many gallons of water can the wading pool

    hold?

  • On a shopping trip, Joonha spends 1

    3of his money at the Sports Plus. He

    then spends 1

    3of the money he has left at Target. Finally, he spends his

    remaining $40 on a video game. How much money did Joonha have at

    first?

    Sports Plus

    Target $40 video game

    ?

    $60

    Joonha had $90 at first.

    2 $401 $402=$203 $20x3=$60

    2 $601 $602=303 $30x3=90

  • Questions?

    Bit.Ly/barmodeltool

  • Cassy Turner

    [email protected]

    Handout:

    singaporemathsource.com/resources/handouts

    Lauri Susi

    [email protected]

    ConceptuaMath.com


Recommended