1. How good do you think you are at estimating?
How many?
How good do you think you are at estimating?
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2. For the next slide: Remember to estimate, not count!
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3. How many ducks? Remember to estimate (not count )
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4. For the next slide: What if there are a lot of things in one row
For the next slide: What if there are a lot of things in one row? Are there any methods that might help?
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5. How many stars?
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6. For the next slide: What if there are a lot of things evenly spread out?
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7. How many stars?
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8. For the next slide: There are two groups
For the next slide: There are two groups. Does this help or change the way you guess?
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9. How many grapes?
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10. For the next slide: The items blend into each other
For the next slide: The items blend into each other. Does this change the way you guess? Can you think of another method to use?
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11. How many flowers?
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12. For the next slide: There are a lot of these … but they are in rows
For the next slide: There are a lot of these … but they are in rows. Does this help you think of a way to estimate more accurately?
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13. How many graves?
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14. For the next slide: Can you combine all of those things together to guess how many birds?
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15. How many geese? What system could you use to make your estimate more accurate?
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