Goal : Formation of elementary mathematical concepts in children of the older group using
Cuisenaire rods .
Tasks :
Educational:
1. Reinforce the concept that the stick (each color) has its own number.
2. Exercise your ability to work with diagrams using your imagination.
3. Teach children to make the number 6 from two smaller numbers;
4. Strengthen children’s understanding of size (length) and color.
6. Expand and consolidate children’s knowledge about fairy tales.
Educational:
1. Develop memory, logical thinking, imagination, attention, speech,
ability to reason and prove.
Educators:
1. Cultivate an interest in mathematics and the ability to work in a team.
Equipment:
Cuisenaire sticks for each child , diagram for building a car, cards with cribs for each child, presentation.
Treats for children. Methodical techniques:
Visual;
Verbal (reminders, instructions, questions);
Gaming (surprise moment);
Encouragement, differentiated analysis of the lesson.
Cuisenaire's technique: advantages
Cuisenaire's technique is universal; it does not conflict with any of the existing techniques, but, on the contrary, successfully complements them.
Cuisenaire sticks are simple and understandable to children: they get used to them at a very early age and already perceive them as playing material, and do not see them as boring memorization of numbers.
In addition to the obvious effectiveness of teaching the technique, Cuisenaire's rods also involve a number of border areas: they develop fine motor skills, visual and spatial perception, stimulate the imagination, and teach order.
