Math Activities and Game Features

The video tutorial introduces first grade math reps, focusing on daily number activities and using a gameboard to teach movement and counting. It explains the 'Show Me the Number' game, where teachers model behavior and students learn through play. Advanced features of the game are introduced later in the year, allowing students to work with numbers up to 40. The tutorial emphasizes using plastic sleeves for reusability and provides examples for students to refer to.

What is the primary purpose of the first grade math reps?

• To assess students' math skills

• To replace traditional math teaching

• To pump up students for math learning

• To introduce complex math concepts

What is the initial range of numbers used in the daily number activity?

• 1 to 50

• 1 to 10

• 1 to 5

• 1 to 20

Which of the following is NOT used in the daily number activity?

• Tally marks

• Number bonds

• Multiplication tables

• 10 frames

How long should students work on the paper together to become familiar with the board?

• Two weeks

• One week

• Three days

• One day

What is the purpose of using a blank game board initially?

• To introduce new math concepts

• To help students understand game mechanics

• To assess students' math skills

• To replace the actual game board

What common mistake do first graders make when using the game board?

• Using the wrong game piece

• Moving backwards

• Counting the first square as one

• Skipping squares

What is the role of the teacher during the initial game board activity?

• To only correct students' mistakes

• To play against students without feedback

• To model proper behavior and mistakes

• To observe silently

What is the fishbowl activity designed to do?

• Allow students to play against each other

• Introduce new math concepts

• Replace the teacher's role

• Assess students' math skills

What should be included in the plastic sleeve setup?

• A list of math problems

• An example on the back

• A timer for each activity

• Only the game board

What is the purpose of using a plastic sleeve for the game board?

• To make it easier to carry

• To make it look more professional

• To allow repeated practice

• To prevent students from writing on it