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The foundation for which Class Two mathematics is built upon was laid last year with fairy tale images that introduced the four math processes. Now, the 2nd Graders strengthen their skills throughout the year with Saintly/Hero images and mischievous animal characters. These types of images are beneficial to the children's consciousness, at this age, because the children are starting to realize the duality within themselves. They will be observing saintliness and mischievousness in themselves and in others. The legends of saints and heroes appeal to the child’s moral sense of what is right and good and magical. While on the other hand, the fables give the child an external view of our animal nature.Our shortcomings are played out in fables. Children are able to reflect upon them without judgement of themselves. This space allows them to exercise their own will with the possibility of their actions being guided by their saintly self. These math blocks use the heroic images of Robin Hood and his Band of Merry Men & Merry Women to appeal to the children’s Saintly self. The Robin Hood ballads have been told many ways throughout history. This two part story is an original creation of these tales. The children will be participating in a living way with Robin Hood through the story. The mathematical topics covered in the two part Robin Hood story are: * Continued Practice of the Four Processes with reduced use of manipulatives. * Introduce and understand Time. * Introduce and understand Coins. * Memorizing simple Addition facts up to 24. * Become proficient with Addition and Subtraction of two digit numbers. * Practice memorization of Multiplication and Division tables through 12. * Introduce and develop an understanding of place value. * Introduce and develop carrying and borrowing. * Experience through movement and art how geometric patterns and numbers relate. * Develop a love of math through games and puzzles. * Cultivate a greater capacity for mental math. * Understand the importance of form and organization of written practice of math problems. Upon purchase you will receive all the material you will need to design two complete 2nd grade math blocks. These two math blocks include: * A two part Robin Hood story * Main Lesson book work suggestions * Word problems * Math games * Art lessons that are relevant to the story * Skills Practice section with kinesthetic learning exercises * Songs and poetry suggestions * Practice Book ideas * Weekly suggested rhythm * Blank weekly rhythm forms to design this block to meet your families needs and meet the children right where they are academically and spiritually. It is 60 pages of math curriculum that provides everything you need to teach math to Class Two students. It is two complete Waldorf Math Blocks. This is the downloadable version, meaning you will receive a 60 page PDF that can either be printed by you (and bound if you prefer) or used right from your computer. Since this is a download, I am unable to do refunds as there is no way for you to return it. However, I am always very happy to answer questions or offer support along the way at ancientpathhomestead [!at] gmail.com
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Mathematics Autobiographies Combining literacy and math is important for all ages. A good mathematician needs to be able to read well to solve word problems and to know how to find the clues in words. {download to read more FREE}...
Roll It! Rounding Game is tons of fun for practicing rounding numbers or rounding decimals in math centers. Learn how to play this rounding game and download your free game boards.
You're probably familiar with tangrams, the Chinese puzzle made with 7 shapes that form a square - and any number of other things. They're fun for all ages, simple enough for a child to use, and complex enough to challenge adults: truly a puzzle for children ages 3 - 103. When I first introduce anything to my students, I like to allow them plenty of time to explore and discover on their own. This is something I was urged to do way back in teacher training, and 25 years teaching has reinforced. It's amazing what students will come up with when you let them explore and play! Next I display a big tangram shape. I ask students to tell me what they notice. This is when I usually hear the names of the shapes, some words about size, and there's almost always someone who refers to the "diamond" shape, which is just the square turned onto a corner. Being a tiny bit silly (who me?) I ask the children what my name is - Ms. Paula. I then strike various silly poses and ask again - and each time my name is still the same. It's the same with the square - turn it any which way you like, it's still a square! Another great word and concept that comes up at this time is parallel. For most of the children I've taught, that's a new word. We look around the room for things that are parallel: the sides of our desks, the lines in the ceiling tiles, bookshelves, and more. Although this is a brief mini lesson, only lasting a minute or so, I carry it over into the rest of the week by noticing or asking children to notice parallel lines around the school. Pretty soon they have that concept firmly in place. The next thing I like to do is to hide my tangram, and provide each child with their own tangram and ask then to make me a square. I bet you can picture which child in your class will be a smarty and hold up the small square! I challenge them to make a square, and it doesn't take long for someone to use 2 equal sized triangles to do it. The tangram set includes 2 small triangles and 2 big triangles, so there's more than 1 way to do it - I love telling my students to keep trying and look for another way, it's just the sort of challenge they're eager to figure out! It's very rare to have a student use all 7 pieces to make a square, in fact, most adults I've met can't figure it out. I give the children a few minutes to try, and when I sense they're ready, I begin to give them clues. I show them how to use the 2 big triangles to make half of the square - it's helpful to define the space where the rest of the pieces will go. A few minutes later I add the square, then the medium triangle. Eventually all the children get it. That's my introduction to tangrams - next comes the part I like the best! I show students pictures that can be made with tangrams, and challenge them to try to make them. You can find hundreds of tangram puzzle shapes with a quick internet search, or for simplicity, I have a variety of these puzzles available in my TeachersPayTeachers store. It's ideal to have both the puzzle and the answer key available, because many students will be challenged to simply rotate and match the shapes, while others will relish the challenge of figuring it all out. I put them back to back in a page protector, so students can easily flip and check. Don't have tangrams in your classroom yet, and don't have a budget for them? No problem! Download this free print out, and either cut them ahead of time, or have students cut out their own. It will save you a lot of confusion if you print them on different colored paper, so students don't mix up their pieces with a neighbor! 5-6 colors is enough - just use what you have available. I hope you and your students enjoy exploring tangrams together!
Two pages from my February Open-Ended PacketChallenge your students with open-ended math questions for journals and do-nows with this June packet for first and second graders. Open-ended journal prompts: why are they important?Over the last few years, I've made the switch to ALL Open-Ended Journal p...
Reinforce math concepts with these 21 math games that can be used throughout the year as a Do-Now upon arrival, a math workshop activity, for fast finishers, in enrichment centers, and as summer work. While these games are designed for first grade students, they can be used for High Flyers in kindergarten and as a Back to School review for second grade students - especially for back to school. Available in black and white and color versions, these games are designed to be easy to manage: print and play! About this resource Each game has just ONE page to print. With the exception of Place Value Exchange Game (just one page if you supply ones, tens, flat for hundred OR print extra page and have kids cut our paper versions I provided) the only materials needed are dice, Chips/Tokens, and, for a few games, a paperclip and pencil for the spinners. That’s all! No dice to make, cards to cut...it's that easy! I print out in color for partner center games and glue the game to construction paper. To save on laminating and space, I then glue another game on the back before laminating. I run the B/W version for play at home. Please click on “View Preview” for a preview of this resource. Games included: ✿Odd/Even Roll & Move ✿Monster Mash (True/False Addition Equations) ✿Monster Mash (True/False Subtraction Equations) ✿Make Ten (Combinations of Ten) ✿Number Please! (Doubles, Greater Than, Less Than, Between, Odd/Even, 10 Less/More) ✿Bump! Skip Count by 2s (Up to 24) ✿Bump! Skip Count by 2s (Up to 48) ✿Place Value Exchange Game (Ones, Tens, Hundreds) ✿Monster Munch (+10, -10, +9, -9) ✿Bump! Skip Count by 5s (up to 60) ✿Bump! Skip Count by 5s (Up to 120) ✿Balanced Equations (Doubles given and then must balance equation: 7+7=8+?) ✿Monster Mayhem (Add and Subtract) ✿Bump! Skip Count by 10s (Up to 120) ✿Feed the Monsters (Skill Game You Grew Up With! “Shut the Box” Game) ✿Monster Smoosh Addition Four in a Row: Pick ANY problem. No dice. Add to 20) ✿Monster Smoosh Subtraction Four in a Row: (Pick ANY problem. No dice. Subtract from 20) ✿Monster Smoosh Mixed Four in a Row: Pick ANY problem. No dice. Add to 10) ✿Monster Moolah (Coin Recognition Game: Heads and Tails) ✿Holler For The Dollar (Make ten/Collect Ten Dimes) ✿Time for Monsters Bump-A-Rama (Hour and Half Hour) Check out some of my other products! ❤❤❤SAVE MONEY! A Great Deal!❤❤❤ BUNDLED Punch-a-Bunch: Addition-Subtraction-Mixed Facts ✿Punch-a-Bunch: Addition Facts (1-20) ✿Punch-a-Bunch: Subtraction Facts (1-20) ✿Punch-a-Bunch: Mixed Addition and Subtraction Facts (1-20) ✿Check out my Ninja/Karate themed Master Mathematician Award ✿Check out my All-Star Mathematician Award sports theme! ✿Superhero Calendar Set (English and Spanish) ✿Apple Themed Calendar Pieces ✿Pirate Duckies Calendar Pieces (English & Spanish) ✿Space Theme Calendar Set Right before calendar time, I have a math OPEN-ENDED Do-Now Journal. If you're not using open-ended math questions for journals/ do-nows, or homework, you may want to take a peek! ✿Bundled Open-Ended Math Questions First/Second Grade See Blog Posting about Open-Ended Questions and see them in action: The Value of Open-Ended Questions Check out a few of my other first grade math products: If you found this product helpful, take a peek at ❤Practice Makes Perfect: Balancing Equations ❤Practice Makes Perfect: Addition & Subtraction Worksheets ❤Practice Makes Perfect: Names for Numbers ❤Practice Makes Perfect: Highlight Sums and Differences to 10 ❤Bundled Math Practice Makes Perfect Language Arts: ❤Book It: Retell It, Write It, Make It! First Day Jitters ❤Practice Makes Perfect: Their, There, They're ❤Practice Makes Perfect: Your and You're ❤Practice Makes Perfect: To, Too, Two Homophone Activities and FunSheets ❤Practice Makes Perfect Then vs. Than Activities and Worksheets Let's keep in touch! ☀️Visit my blog at FirstGradeBloomabilities ☀️ Follow me on Pinterest ☀️ Follow me on Instagram ☀️ Subscribe to my newsletter FirstGradeBloomabilitiesand download my FREE 50 Page Bucket Filler Activities now.
Shape Trilogy Shape Characters We are knee deep into a unit on shapes. I love teaching about shapes because there is SO much that you can do with them. A few years back, I shared some of my students favorite shape books. You can find that list here. Since then, I have discovered a few
8 Ways to Make a Rekenrek I''l be honest, these are new to me. I have seen them, but didn't know what they were for nor how to use them. The math specialist at the school where I teach showed them to us in relation to some Math Talks she would like to do with the
Why is learning multiplication with arrays helpful? Learn more and get tons of ideas to make it hands on and fun for your students!
Welcome to Unit 8 of Ms. Frizzle's Elementary Science Curriculum, where kids will embark on an exciting journey into the world of bears! This comprehensive curriculum is perfect for little learners who love at-home education and hands-on learning experiences, with a focus on science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics (STEAM). Each lesson is designed to encourage curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking, while making learning fun and memorable. This curriculum has been thoughtfully crafted by a homeschool graduate with a Bachelor's degree in elementary education, who is also a second-generation homeschooler. This unique perspective brings together the best of both worlds, combining modern educational theories with the tried-and-true methods of homeschooling. The hands-on, STEAM-based activities are specifically designed to inspire young minds and ignite a lifelong passion for learning. By choosing Ms. Frizzle's Elementary Science Curriculum, you're not only providing your child with an unforgettable educational experience but supporting the love of learning at home. This is designed for all elementary grades. There will be 20 complete units, each with 5 mini lessons: Question and Answer Student Report Craft/Activity STEAM Challenge Recipe Options for purchase: FULL 20 unit bundle Digital Unit 1- Birds | Unit 2- Sharks | Unit 3 Dinosaurs | Unit 4- Bats | Unit 5- Spiders | Unit 6- Butterflies | Unit 7- Crabs | Unit 8- Bears Animal Unit Bundle Digital Unit 9- Heart | Unit 10- Teeth | Unit 11- Germs | Unit 12- Senses Anatomy Unit Bundle Digital Unit 13- Arctic | Unit 14- Leaf | Unit 15- Wind | Unit 16- Snow | Unit 17- Weather | Unit 18- Recycle Climates and Seasons Unit Bundle Digital Unit 19- Moon | Unit 20- Space Space Unit Bundle Digital INSTANT DOWNLOAD: **This is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. No physical items will be mailed to you.** After purchase you will receive an email receipt from Etsy with a link to download your purchase. You can also download your files from the “Purchases and Reviews” section of your Etsy profile. You will receive a PDF file for printing on regular 8.5”x11” paper. YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: View my other Magic School Bus studies and activities here--> https://www.etsy.com/shop/LoveAtHomeEducation?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=39459922 LEARN MORE → Shop: https://loveathomeeducation.com/shop/ → Blog: https://loveathomeeducation.com/category/blog/ → Website: https://loveathomeeducation.com → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loveathomeed → Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/loveathomeed/ → Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/533225340952571 → Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/loveathomeeducation/ → Join our email list: https://loveathomeeducation.com/ ✅Subscribe to our email list for all things homeschool AND TO JOIN OUR FREE SUBSCRIBER LIBRARY! loveathomeeducation.com/welcome ✅Follow along with our blog for new products, free homeschool advice, and community https://loveathomeeducation.com/category/blog/ ✅Find all of our resources and products here https://loveathomeeducation.com/welcome https://www.etsy.com/shop/LoveAtHomeEducation?ref=seller-platform-mcnav https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Love-At-Home-Ed
Futoshiki Puzzles for Critical Thinking and Logical Reasoning. Similar to sudoku puzzles, these puzzles are fun and promote brain power and logical problem-solving. Includes a blank Futoshiki student answer sheet, 10 printable Futoshiki puzzles (use in centers or individually, or for projection on a whiteboard), and 5 sets of 4 puzzles for a group Furoshiki race to solve. Teacher directions include how to make reusable dry erase answer sheets so you can save ink, and suggestions for teaching strategies for solving them. Digital and Print: Includes an Easel Activity ready for learning with digital tools. Assign it online in Google Classroom or use a link in any LMS. Select the pages you want and add your own directions or notes. Helpful for remote teaching in a virtual classroom. Access on the product page or in My Purchases after purchase. Please see full preview. 44 total pages including 11 ready-made digital Easel Activity pages. You may also like: Sudoku Puzzles - Critical Thinking Follow me HERE to get notified of updates, sales, free resources, and new products. All new products are 50% off for 48 hours. © Deborah Hayes aka HappyEdugator. For classroom and homeschool use. Your purchase buys one license. You may purchase extra licenses at a discount. 2062902
We haven’t begun fractions yet in class but I am gearing up for it. Every year after I teach fractions I always have my kiddos create a craft and write Fraction Word Problems. It is such a fun way to get them to apply their new knowledge of fractions and you will have an adorable … Fun with Fractions Read More »
My students have been struggling with number lines. I needed a big activity for them to really grasp the concept especially when you add decimals to it. Those tenths and hundreths are really tricky. I decided to use my floor as a giant number line. You can make it really easy using painter's tape or washi tape. For my students to be interactive with it, I used index cards that had various numbers on them. Examples would be: 1, 14, 7, 3.4, 2.09, etc I would start the students off by saying the first tick mark is 1 and the last one is 3. Then, using the correct index cards that I made. 30 students would place them on the correct mark on the number line. I repeated these steps using the tenths and hundreths place. You can vary this activiy in so many ways to meet the needs of your students. For an extenstion activity, do not give them the first mark, allow your students to create their own number line with the cards you created. Or allow the students to create the numbers on the index cards. A few times I would call out a number then the students would have to race to find it. This was their favorite part with it. This activity was a great eye opener about number lines for my students.
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Are you look for fraction work stations or centers? This file contains ten hands on and engaging work station mats on fractions! Simply PRINT and LAMINATE and you are ready to go!
3D Shape Count and Graph Count spheres, cylinders, cones, cubes, pyramids, and rectangular prisms. Then, fill in the bar graph to match your counting. Includes one student sheet.
20 OF THE BEST RESOURCES FOR TEACHING SHAPES - A must have collection of toys, puzzles, blocks, manipulatives and building materials for teaching preschool, kindergarten and first grade children about 2D shapes and their attributes #kindergartenmathactivities #2Dshapes #preschoolmath #mathcenters #firstgrademath
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KINDERGARTEN MATH - UNIT 1 I am thrilled to be sharing this huge Counting and Cardinality Unit with you! This is the math unit we start the year with in kindergarten. The kids love all of the hands-on activities we get to do, and I love how easy it is to keep them engaged.
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Teaching Australian Money - classroom ideas and ready to print resources perfect for teaching Australian coins in hands on play | you clever monkey
This has been such a fun couple of weeks! I am so impressed with the language I am hearing in coversations, retells, and seeing in writing! There is nothing better than seeing those little ones show evidence of understanding content in their speaking and writing! I am so glad that I started out the unit with the Butterfly Close Reading activity. They have used so many of the juicy words in the many activites we have done, and have demonstrated some pretty sophisticated learning about some really meaningful concepts. I LOVE watching their writing grow like crazy at this time of the year. I think it's really my favorite thing about kindergarten! Here are some of the cutie words I have seen this last couple of weeks..... emerges = eemerjis nectar = netker chrysalis = krisis beautiful = boodeefl caterpillar = cadrpilr changes = chajis For our writing today we used one of the writing prompts from the Butterfly Lifecycle Unit. "If a butterfly could talk, what do you think it would say at each stage of it's development?" They were priceless. My favorite though - (for being inside the chrysalis) "its dok in heer" translation.... "It's dark in here" (!!) I love my kids :o) It is so fun to watch them eemerj as speakers, readers and writers! - Update - We are winding up our unit - finished working on our research projects today, they are SO great! (Will share soon!) Had to share this though... they completed their story sticks today to retell the story of the Butterfly Life Cycle with their partners...... SO cute and fun to watch and listen!! I love hearing them describe in their own words, it is priceless and amazing to hear how far they have come! Butterfly Life Cycle Uncovered! Literacy and Math Activities and Centers
Find creative 2D and 3D shapes activities that will send your engagement factor soaring! 1st and 2nd grade students love these activities based on the viral video, "What Does the Fox Say?".
FREE Watch Glyph Created this FREE Watch Glyph the other day to do with my first graders. To download, simply click an image below. Preparation Print out the templates onto card stock. Print a copy of the instructions for yourself. Directions Give each student a copy of the template to work on. Before beginning the
Challenge your kids' brains with a magic squares math puzzler. This ancient mathematical game is still fun to play today.
Hey Kinder Friends, I have to say this year in my class we are loving math. We ALL love it. And we are moving right along and reaching ...
Let’s solve a problem today boys and girls! Do we add?…. “Um…yes?” Do we subtract?… ”I think so.” Do we multiply?… ”I am not sure.” What are the key words?… “How many?” UGH, times 1,000! Does this sound familiar to you? Well…these are the exact questions and answers I have been asking and hearing for … The BEST Problem Solving Strategy EVER! Read More »
Find hands-on butterfly life cycle activities, butterfly science labs, and free printables to incorporate reading skills and get kids writing about science!
Happy Sunday, no school Monday! I love Monday holidays when I feel like I can catch my breath and get caught up! Last week was a whirlwind with two half days, parent/teacher conferences, our daughter’s birthday, our wedding anniversary and Valentine’s Day! WHEW! I thought I’d take a minute to show you what we’ve […]
Implementing guided math in your classroom is easy! Rea our blog series on the components of Guided Math and watch your students succeed!
I created this for my focus wall that I use in my classroom. I hope you find this freebie helpful. Thanks for stopping by!
2D SHAPE STEM INVITATIONS - Recreate these simple STEM invitations in your classroom to help children learn about 2D shapes and their attributes through play | you clever monkey #stemactivitiesforkindergarten #2dshapeactivities #mathcentersforkindergarten #2dshapeSTEMcenters
I LOVE using songs and gestures in my classroom! I’ve created many songs and gestures since I started teaching first grade and am always creating new ones too. We have been hard at work learning about addition in first grade. After the first day of introducing addition, many of my kiddos were really struggling. As ... Read More about Addition Song, Gesture, and Posters FREEBIE!
Sample a day of Rooted in Reading with these lesson plans and activities for Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, and Grammar!
wieder passend zur Reihe der kleinen Arbeitshefte zur Aufgabe: Zeichne größer! das Level 2 Schrift: Andika Bildchen: Joa hier eine Ansicht und hier der Link auch die Heftchen zu dieser Aufgabe sollte man den Linkshändern gespiegelt anbieten liegt aber noch nicht auf Halde und so kann das noch ein bisschen dauern... (das gleiche gilt für das erste Level) euch einen schönen Tag hier scheint heute endlich die Sonne, keine Wolken, kein Nebel, kein Regen und wir werden den Tag in vollen Zügen genießen LG Gille
I thought I’d do a quick post and share a little impromptu lesson with a freebie for teaching arrays we did last week. We’re reviewing for state testing and since it’s planting time in our classroom and in the fields around my school, we planted some arrays of corn! Some of my students are still […]
