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Counting On

Directions at the bottom of the page.
Assist Level Control – Mock

Assist Level

Level 1 — Full

  • Full: all scaffolds
  • Guided: cues on, no flash
  • Light: say only, tap dots
  • None: mastery check
FullLevel 1
GuidedLevel 2
LightLevel 3
NoneLevel 4


​Powerdot Assist Directions:
1. If you know the answer to the addition problem, click the answer. 
2. If you're not sure of the answer, say the name of the larger addend. It will flash to help you.
3. Continue to "count up" using the dots that match the smaller addend. 
4. Always count the dots from left to right, then top to bottom. 
5. If both addends are the same, say one addend and "count on" using the other addend.

FAQ
Q:  Are we suppose to count the "faded Powerdots" next to the larger addend?
A:  Many students are able to just say the larger addend and continue on.  If you have trouble with doing this, you can use the faded dots to start counting from 1, and then continue counting all the dots for both addends.

Q: What should the settings be?
A:  This is up to the teacher. The instructor may have individual students change the set length, and/or sound setting, as well as Powerdot Assist.

Q:  Does "Powerdot Assist" need to be on.
A:  It is ON by default to help students learn how to use Powerdot Math properly. Once students demonstrate mastery of using the Powerdots, the teacher may wish to turn off Powerdot Assist, and turn on the "Count on" grid only.  Then, students can touch the grid themselves to imagine where the Powerdots should go. 
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