Comparing two numbers up to 10.

Introduction

Using this web quest students will learn to compare two given numbers up to 10.

Greater Than Less Than Equal To

This web quest introduces you to different exercises that helps you to learn the following standard: 

K.CC.C.8 Compare two given numbers up to 10, when written as numerals, using the terms greater than, less than, or equal to. (Students need not use comparison symbols here.)

Task

To begin this web quest, you will first watch a video. To watch the video, click the link on the next page. This video will teach you about comparing numbers. You will learn about the greater than, equal to, and less than sign. 

Next, you will play a game to see how much you learned from the video. 

To play this game you  will click the play button, then click go, then you will click whole numbers and the easy level. This will thens start the game. 

In the game you will have to put either the greater than, equal to, or less than sign in place to make it correct. 

You will be required to get 5 correct before you move on. 

Process

Click this video and watch to learn about comparing numbers. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkTwbaE7NIM

Next, you will click the following link to play a game to see how much the video taught you. 

https://www.sheppardsoftware.com/math/early-math/greater-less-than-equal/

 

 

Evaluation
Rubric
Criterion

(Score at 0 if there is no

evidence)
Below Expectations

(1)
Meets Expectations

(3)


Exceeds Expectations

(5)
Score


Student Sample Requirements
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requirements as submitted.
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requirements submitted.
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requirements submitted.
 
Knowledge Gained The sample does not show the learning

and representation of that learning in

the differences in Cognitive

Psychology, Behaviorism & Social

Cognitive Theory by the student

sample
The sample does show basic

learning and representation of that

learning in the differences in

Cognitive Psychology,

Behaviorism & Social Cognitive

Theory by the student sample
The sample shows complete

learning and representation of that

learning in the differences in

Cognitive Psychology,

Behaviorism & Social Cognitive

Theory by the student sample
 


Use of Links
The sample does not show use of links

from Internet as stated in the Process.
The sample shows some use one

or two links from Internet as stated

in the Process
The sample shows use of all links

provided from the Internet as

stated in the Process
 
Rubric Grading The student sample evaluation from

the submitted rubric scores in the

beginning/below expectations/ range
The student sample evaluation

from the submitted rubric scores in

the developing/meets

expectations/average range
The student sample evaluation

from the submitted rubric scores in

the exemplary/above expectations/

range
 
      Score:   

 

Conclusion

Overall, this webquest will teach students the following math standard: 

K.CC.C.8 Compare two given numbers up to 10, when written as numerals, using the terms greater than, less than, or equal to. (Students need not use comparison symbols here.) 

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