Count the Town Slides Count the Town
Let's practice counting before our trip to Play Street Museum!
Can you find them?
Apples
Cars
Houses
How many apples?
3
There are 3 apples!
How many cars?
5
5 Vroom Vrooms!
Let's count the Windows!
10
10 Windows!
Great Counting!
You are ready to count at the museum!
Count the Town Worksheet Count the Town
Museum Math Adventure
Name:
Date:
Draw 2 dinosaur eggs for the museum!
Can you find 10 things at the museum?
Count the Town Teacher Guide Guide: Count the Town
Lesson 1: Numbers to 10
Materials Needed
Count the Town Slide Deck
Count the Town Worksheet
Number stamps or thick crayons
Physical counting tokens (cars/fruit)
Support Strategies
Hand-over-Hand: Use physical touch to guide pointing to each object on the screen or paper.Number Stamps: For students with fine motor challenges, use stamps to "write" the number.Visual Highlighting: Use a laser pointer or light to isolate the object being counted.
Activity Flow
1. Introduction: Use the "Can you find them?" slide to point out museum objects.
2. Screen Counting: Progress through slides. Use the "Answer" slides as a celebratory reveal.
3. Worksheet: Individual practice. Circulate and support 1-to-1 correspondence.
Discussion Prompts
"Point to the biggest apple."
"Which number comes after 3?"
"Let's count the wheels on the blue car."
"How many windows does your house have?"
Build a Set Slides Build a Set
Let's put things together at Play Street Museum!
Putting Together!
Grocery Shopping
2 Oranges
1 Banana
How many fruit pieces altogether?
Building Blocks
Set A
Set B
3 blocks + 2 blocks = ?
You are Builders!
You can put sets together!
Build a Set Worksheet Build a Set
Museum Math Adventure
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Draw 3 dots + 1 dot here! Build a Set Teacher Guide Guide: Build a Set
Lesson 2: Adding to 10
Objective
Students will combine two groups of objects (sets) to find a total sum using the "Putting Together" strategy.
Museum Connections
Link math to the Play Street Museum exhibits:
Grocery: Add apples to a basket.Construction: Add blocks to a tower.Dino Pit: Add eggs to a nest.
Activity Flow
1. Introduction: Use physical "joining" gestures to show how groups meet.
2. Guided Practice: Use slides to model adding fruit and blocks.
3. Worksheet: Independent practice. Focus on counting the "joined" group.
Accommodations
Use colored highlighters to circle the two groups before counting the total.
Provide a "Total Bin" for tactile learners to dump two sets into.
Big and Small Slides Big and Small
Let's look at sizes at Play Street Museum!
Size Hunt!
Big
Small
Which is BIG?
Watermelon
Cherry
Find the Small One!
Size Detective!
You are ready to find big and small things!
Big and Small Worksheet Big and Small
Museum Math Adventure
Name:
Circle the BIG one in each box!
Big and Small Teacher Guide Guide: Big and Small
Lesson 3: Comparing Sizes
Objective
Students will identify and compare objects based on size, focusing on the vocabulary "Big" and "Small" in a museum context.
Support Strategies
Kinesthetic: Have students stand up and stretch wide for "BIG" and crouch tiny for "small."Visual Cues: Use the slides to show objects in boxes. Point out that the "Big" object fills more of the box.Stickers: Use stickers for students who struggle with circling on the worksheet.
Activity Flow
1. Introduction: Walk through the room. Find one big item and one small item.
2. Slides: Use the "Size Hunt" slides. Encourage verbal or signed responses (Big/Small).
3. Worksheet: Individual practice. Help students orient the page and identify the boxes.
Materials Needed
Big and Small Slides
Big and Small Worksheet
Classroom objects (ruler, toy car)
