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Showing posts with label math centers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label math centers. Show all posts

Friday, November 27, 2015

Holiday Math Games

Hi, friends, it's Peggy Means from Primary Flourish.  
Welcome to the Holiday Season!
It is so fun to transform our classrooms this time of year -
and still teach the standards!

These 5 Holiday Math Games will make a Holiday splash in your math centers
and your students will still be learning/reviewing important math standards at the same time!

Make your math game time merry and bright with these 5 cheery & bright math games for the Holiday Season in your classroom.


 Gingerbread Bump
'Make a Ten' Strategy
Make your math game time merry and bright with these 5 cheery & bright math games for the Holiday Season in your classroom.

Yum! Yum! Doubles
'Doubles' Addition Strategy
Make your math game time merry and bright with these 5 cheery & bright math games for the Holiday Season in your classroom.


100 Gifts
A fun, engaging way to practice addition with and without regrouping.
Make your math game time merry and bright with these 5 cheery & bright math games for the Holiday Season in your classroom.


Smitten with Mittens
Develops an understanding of multiplication by matching different ways to represent the 2's multiplication facts.
Make your math game time merry and bright with these 5 cheery & bright math games for the Holiday Season in your classroom.

Jingle Jingle
Number Forms: Standard, Expanded, and Word
 Make your math game time merry and bright with these 5 cheery & bright math games for the Holiday Season in your classroom.
Make your math game time merry and bright with these 5 cheery & bright math games for the Holiday Season in your classroom.

You can get these Holiday Math Games
 for just a DOLLAR for the next three days!
November 27, 2015
November 28, 2015
November 29, 2015


Keep flourishing!

Friday, October 16, 2015

Scary Math Games



Hi everyone! This is Rachel from 2nd Grade Rock Stars. Welcome back to Teacher Deals and Dollar Steals.  I hope everyone is back into the swing of things and you are having a great school year.  I can't believe that it is mid October!

I don't know about you, but my school REALLY CELEBRATES October 31st!  I know not everyone celebrates Halloween but my school goes all out, including a huge Halloween party on a Saturday.

These math games can be played throughout the year and will help your kiddos reinforce their math skills. When ever I pull out these games, my kids scream!  They just love the friendly ghosts or spooky characters.

For the next 3 days (October 16th through the 19th) I am putting my spooky, scary math games on sale for ONLY $1!

First up are the Spooky Addition and Spooky Multiplication Scoot game. My kids love scooting around the room while practicing their addition or multiplication facts. What kid does not love getting up out of their seat??

























Have your kids practice their multiplication facts by matching the equations with the haunted house.



My kids also love the ghosts in these two next games.


But grab them fast because they are only on sale through October 19th! After that, the games will go back to regular price.



 What are you waiting for??  

Thanks for stopping by and saying hi,
Rachel

Thursday, October 1, 2015

Pumpkin Math Centers!

Hello Friends, Gloria here from 2 Scoops of Kindergarten!

Welcome to October and pumpkin season. I have for you some fun Pumpkin Math Centers your students will love!


Included in this product:

*Pumpkin ten frame puzzles which includes ten frame worksheet and I can statement
*Pumpkin Write the room addition includes answer sheet and I can statement
*Pumpkin numbers 1-30, can be differentiated plus worksheet to practice writing numbers in sequence and I can statement
*Pumpkin missing numbers.


4 Pumpkin Math centers only for $1... But just for 3 days, October 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
So.. thank you for visiting... 2 Scoops of Kindergarten!

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Spooky Math Games



Hi everyone! This is Rachel from 2nd Grade Rock Stars. Welcome back to Teacher Deals and Dollar Steals.  I hope everyone is back into the swing of things and you are having a great school year.  I can't believe that it is mid October!

I don't know about you, but my school REALLY CELEBRATES October 31st!  I know not everyone celebrates Halloween but my school goes all out, including a huge Halloween party on a Saturday.

These math games can be played throughout the year and will help your kiddos reinforce their math skills. When ever I pull out these games, my kids scream!  They just love the friendly ghosts or spooky characters.

For the next 3 days (October 16th through the 19th) I am putting my spooky math games on sale for ONLY $1!

First up are the Spooky Addition and Spooky Multiplication Scoot game. My kids love scooting around the room while practicing their addition or multiplication facts. What kid does not love getting up out of their seat??

























Have your kids practice their multiplication facts by matching the equations with the haunted house.



My kids also love the ghosts in these two next games.


But grab them fast because they are only on sale through October 19th! After that, the games will go back to regular price.



 What are you waiting for??  

Thanks for stopping by and saying hi,
Rachel

Sunday, August 16, 2015

Numbers to 1,000 Task Cards



Hi everyone! I'm Rachel from 2nd Grade Rock Stars. I hope everyone is having a great beginning of a new school year or a great ending to your summer. Today I am bringing you some great dollar deals! I love using task cards in the classroom. They are so versatile and can be used as centers, small groups, or my favorite as Scoot games. Not only do I love task cards, but so do my kids. I have to tell you that math task cards have saved my life! I use them as Scoot games and in small groups. I also use them if my advanced learners finish a task early. My students know they can grab a set of task cards. I am putting a bunch of math task cards on sale for $1 for the next three days.
You can check out some other math task cards here. I will be putting some of my other math task cards on for $1 as well. Thanks for stopping by and saying hi, Rachel

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

There Was An Old Lady...

Greetings! I'm Trina, a Special Education teacher, from The Ordinary to Extraordinary Classroom!

Up for grabs today, math and literacy activities to accompany the book The Little Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Books by Lucille Colandro. 
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I usually start the school year with Pete the Cat activities, but since I retain the same students year after year, I decided to shake things up a bit this upcoming school year. I am kicking the year of with the Old Lady.

The abilities of my students varies immensely, so when creating products I keep in mind each student's goals and objectives. For varying reading levels, I created two readers.
Reader 1 contains complete sentences. 
Reader 2 contains vocabulary words directly from the story.

This product contains the following literacy activities:


Staple the numbered picture cards around the room. The students will walk around the classroom, find the number on the cards, and write the word in the box on the worksheet with same number as the card. 


In regards to math activities, this product contains the following: 
Ordinal Numbers 

Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour 

Counting Coins 

I plan to add many more activities to this product, but in the meantime, all this can be yours for a dollar! Thanks in advance. 

Saturday, May 30, 2015

June Math Mats by Proud to be Primary

Hi everyone! It's Elyse from Proud to be Primary. 
I'm excited to be back sharing another month of Math Mats with you!
Math Mats for June is a great year end review of math skills covered for the year. Even if school is ending, this makes a great end of the year packet to send home to avoid that math slide (regression of math skills)!

I created Math Mats so that I had something to give my students to practice the math concepts that we needed to know on a daily basis. I wanted each page of this resource to provide an abundance of learning opportunities, as well as the necessary review that is needed in order for students to retain an understanding of math skills and standards. 

Here is the breakdown of a Math Math.

Each Math Mat is different and each month touches on almost ALL of the Common Core Standards for Math for first grade. It will also work as a math review for second grade and for those in Kindergarten needing a challenge. You can be confident that your students are learning and practicing the necessary skills in math each month!

Math Skills Covered in Math Mats
*Addition word problems
*Subtraction word problems
*Addition math fact practice with fingers, number lines, 10 frames, and pictures, as well as figuring out the missing addends, adding 3 numbers, and whether equations are true or false.
*Subtraction math fact practice with fingers, number lines, 10 frames, and pictures, as well as finding out the missing numbers, subtracting 3 numbers, and whether equations are true or false.
*2D Geometry - draw, identify, and describe shapes
*3D Geometry - identify, describe, and match shapes with real life objects
*Measurement - counting number of units, describing which object is tallest/shortest/longest, and drawing objects that are taller/shorter/longer
*Time to the hour and half hour - add hands on clocks & reading clocks
*Months of the year
*Numbers to 100 - fill in missing numbers and completing number charts
*Write number words to 20
*Place value to 20 - counting and drawing ones and tens blocks 
*Greater and less than
*1/10 more or less
*Number order to 100
*Ordinal numbers to 10
*Tally marks
*Odd/Even
*Skip Counting by 2's, 5's, & 10's - counting groups and using the skip counting patterns
*Graphing - adding data onto graphs and answering questions
*Sorting - counting groups and making a sorting rule
*Patterning - create and complete different types of patterns
*Money - identify and count coins (provided in Canadian on additional pages)

Another reason why I LOVE these mats is the low-prep aspect. They are print and go style printable sheets that lend themselves well to many uses. 

Copy Math Mats on card stock and laminate. You could also put the pages inside a wipe-off cover. Give students a dry erase pen to complete the Math Mat for that day. After they complete a mat, they simply clean it off and give to someone else to complete. They work great for your math center and during your fast finisher time.
You can print Math Mats on seasonal colored paper. You can keep them stored for each month ready to go.

A cover page is provided in each Math Mat pack with the option of creating a booklet for your students. These booklets work great for morning work time or for homework packets to send home with your students each month. Parents would love that!

Do you use Interactive Notebooks? Well, look no further...Math Mats are perfect for your math interactive notebooks! Simply, change your printer settings to print off a smaller, scaled copy of a Math Mat. Follow the steps below!
Math Mats work great in your interactive notebooks during Math Workshop time! 

Another option for keeping Math Mats and other math activities all in one place is to use a three pronged folder. I love using these types of folders because my students can keep them in their book baskets or desks and they are easily accessible when needed. You could make a copy of the monthly Math Mats for each students to place inside their folder and use for morning work and during Math Workshop.

Here is close-up sample of a Math Mat. Each mat has a spot for your students' name and the date. Each Math Mat is clearly represented with the math concept (heading) at the top of each section. The instructions are below the headings and important text is in bold to help students complete the activities. Seasonal graphics and math manipulative graphics are used to clearly represent the problems.

Teacher Recommended
Teachers are using Math Mats in their classrooms and have shared these thoughts and opinions below.


*Dollar Deal + BUNDLE DEAL*
For the next 3 days (May 30, May 31, & June 1), Math Mats for June will be ONLY $1, BUT...
If you LOVE Math Mats, I recommend buying the GROWING Math Mat Bundle. You will receive ALL 10 packs of Math Mats. By purchasing the bundle OVER THE NEXT 3 DAYS ONLY, you receive almost 4 months of Math Mats for FREE! (Right now the bundle includes 4 months: March, April, May, & June)
Each pack will be released the month before and the bundle will be updated and available for you to re-download when they become available. The cover image below shows you the dates of release.

Math Mats for June is available HERE


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