Comparing Numbers with Five Frames

Miss Emily from MotionTutor.com teaches a lesson on comparing numbers using colored five frames. The lesson involves using blue and yellow frames to represent boys and girls, respectively. Through a series of handshakes, students learn to identify when the number of boys is equal to, greater than, or less than the number of girls. The lesson concludes with a summary of these concepts.

What is the main topic of the lesson introduced by Miss Emily?

• Comparing numbers using multiplication

• Comparing numbers using colored five frames

• Comparing numbers using subtraction

• Comparing numbers using addition

What colors are used for the five frames in the lesson?

• Red and Green

• Yellow and Blue

• Black and White

• Orange and Purple

What do the blue and yellow five frames represent?

• Both represent girls

• Blue represents boys, yellow represents girls

• Both represent boys

• Blue represents girls, yellow represents boys

What happens when there are equal numbers of boys and girls on the five frames?

• No one shakes hands

• Each boy shakes hands with a girl

• Girls outnumber boys

• Boys outnumber girls

In the demonstration, how many boys and girls are there when they are equal?

• Four boys and four girls

• Five boys and five girls

• Three boys and three girls

• Two boys and two girls

What does it indicate when a boy is left without a girl to shake hands with?

• The numbers are equal

• There are more boys than girls

• There are more girls than boys

• The boys are taller

What concept is demonstrated when there are more boys than girls?

• Not equal to

• Equal to

• Greater than

• Less than

What happens when two boys are removed from the five frame?

• The boys disappear

• There are fewer boys than girls

• There are more boys than girls

• The numbers remain equal

What concept is illustrated when there are fewer boys than girls?

• Equal to

• Not equal to

• Greater than

• Less than

What is the final message of the lesson?

• See you next time

• Goodbye

• Keep practicing

• That is all for this lesson