Are you looking for a fun and engaging back-to-school themed math game to help your kindergarten, first or second-grade students with number recognition or addition? BUMP is a favorite game of many children, and it works well as a partner or independent math activity. This game can be used as a quiet math center, for the Fast Finishers, or an after-school tutoring session. This resource covers the following standards: CCSS K.CC.B.4, 1.OA.C.6, 2.OA.B.2; TEKS MA.K.2.B, MA.1.3.D, MA.2.4.A; VA SOL NS.K.1.a, CE.1.7.b, CE.2.5.b ✨ This Resource Includes✨ • 6 mats & cards for number i.d 1-10 • 6 mats for addition to 12 with 2 dice • 6 mats for addition to 18 with 3 dice • directions for play Additional Math Resources: ⭐ Fall Fun Number Grid Puzzles ⭐ School Time Math Board Games ⭐ Addition With Connecting Cubes ⭐ Addition & Subtraction Strategies ⭐ Make a Ten to Add & Subtract ⭐ Math Worksheets
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I'd like to talk about my favorite time of the day (okay, it's tied with word study rotations and play centers, but those are for another time). Our 30-minute block of math rotations has allowed me to become a stronger math teacher and my students to become more confident mathematicians. How could 30 minutes be
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Whew. I can't believe we've been in school for over a month now. Crazy! Getting the hang of things at school and in my graduate courses has zapped most of my time, and I haven't been creating things for my classroom as much as finding so many WONDERFUL resources in blogland. So I thought I'd let you see just what we've been doing. I co-teach in a 5th grade math class so far we have: Reviewed multiplication and division One "trick" to help students remember division is Dad, Mother, Sister, Brother (DMSB) which stands for Divide, Multiply, Subtract, Bring Down.) Just putting DMSB seems to help most students. We've tried to get divisibility rules sink in. Some have, others not so much, but they are a bit abstract. Here is a great foldable that we made, click the picture to be taken to the blogpost the idea came from. The kiddos used it as a resource throughout the week quite often. I also found this poem, from What the Teacher Wants that I love for divisibility as well! To view it click here! Right now we are covering square roots and square numbers. Fun stuff. I also co-teach in a 5th grade reading class. The first month or so, we did a novel study for the book, Because of Winn Dixie. Although, I owned this book, I had never read it nor had I seen the movie... it was a good a read. Throughout the novel we incorporated many activities from this TPT packet from Dots-N-Spots. One activity in the packet is to create your own candy. I really need to take a picture of one of my student's candy creations. He is on the spectrum and so creative. On his own, without prompting he did an advertisement for "Greatful Gobblers" that tastes like Thanksgiving dinner down to the pumpkin pie. I was so proud! Now that Winn Dixie is over, we've decided to switch things up. This group is full of struggling readers so we are trying something new this year. The general education teacher is starting a new novel study on Dear Mr. Henshaw while I am doing the Read Naturally program. I'm not sure if anyone out there is using it or not, but several classes in our school do, and it works well. Each student is in a leveled reading group, they start the week with a cold read, end the week with a hot read, doing various activities throughout the week. What I like about this program so far, is the repetition of reading the same passage, the use of informational texts, the ability to cover strategies (such as finding the main idea) that these kids so desperately need. In my 4th/5th math pullout class, we've tried to cover a few major topics. We started with place value. If you have not checked out Math Coach's Corner, please do so now. Donna is a math coach who hits the nail on the head: moving from concrete examples, to representational, to abstract. Love, love, love her activities. This was a great freebie that really helped my kiddos with learning how to read large numbers and think about the value of different digits. The choice board can be altered (I with held a couple of cards) to differentiate more. This blog post talks about common misconceptions with 8 place value challenges for free. Love her idea for cupping your hands to read large numbers. Reading large numbers really boils down to reading three numbers and the commas correct name. So simple, and worked wonders!! She also had a couple of great, FREE, resources to show students the patterns within numbers, and shows how the commas are read. See the blog post here. We also played one of her FREE games with 4 great recording/worksheets, called Go Catch. Similar to Go Fish, students were trying to get all 4 cards that show their number as seen below. Click the picture to be taken to her blog post. We also reviewed time. One student requests this game on a weekly basis, and we covered time right off the bat. This game, called "Time Flies" was created by What the Teacher Wants. What I liked best, was that they didn't have the hands of the clock drawn on, so I could differentiate the times for the various groups working. Great freebie! Click the picture to see for yourself. We've reviewed addition and subtraction with regrouping/borrowing. Now we are starting to get into multiplication and measurement. With multiplication, my mentor teacher suggested using songs. Not sure where she found them, but we are currently learning our multiples of 3 from 3 to 36 to the tune of Dashing through the Snow. We also did a foldable with various strategies as seen here. Today's lesson with perimeter included an activity in the hallway that really solidified the concept without having to just do a bunch of worksheets. I even remembered to take a picture before taking away all of the tape! We also sang a song about perimeter found here. My final co-teaching class of the day is writing...we've covered several skills and I'm tired of typing/super hungry so I won't post as many of my finds for this category. This Non-Fiction writing project turned into a two-day project, but worked out great. Rather than using a file-folder as shown in this blog post, we created a foldable with 8 sections for students to work with. We've also explored, nouns (common vs. proper, singular and plural), what makes a sentence a sentence, conjunctions, just to name a few. As well as a couple of writing project. Hope this post helps to inspire some lesson ideas. I love incorporating the wonderful ideas I find on blog posts as well as those found via Pinterest! Happy Planning! -Mrs. Whitehair Oh, just saw this! Amy at the Resource(ful) room is having her 1,000 followers giveaway! If you've never been to her blog, you should check it out! She has so many wonderful ideas (and a pretty awesome give away right now!) http://theresourseroom.blogspot.com/2012/09/1000-follower-giveaway.html Best of luck and have fun exploring!
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Students use measuring cups to measure volume; the first worksheet uses customary units (ounces); the second uses metric units (milliliters). Free | Math | Worksheets | Grade 3 | Printable
