With the new Common Core Math Standards, our Kindergarten class is now focusing on numbers one to five the first trimester. Here are a few anchor charts we made each week we studied a new number. We color coded them so all the concepts on each one are the same color. The students love them!
Elevate your classroom decor with our stylish and educational Boho Themed Number Posters 0-20! Perfect for early learners, these posters feature vibrant, bohemian-inspired designs that will add a touch of charm to any learning space. Each poster includes a ten frame and visual representations with fingers for numbers 0-10, making it easy for students to grasp basic number concepts and improve their counting skills. Key Features: Boho Classroom Decor: Beautiful, boho-themed designs to enhance your learning environment. Number Posters 0-20: Covers numbers from 0 to 20, perfect for early learners. Ten Frames Included: Every poster features a ten frame to help students understand number composition. Visual Finger Representations: Numbers 0-10 include finger visuals to aid in counting and number recognition. Engaging and Educational: Combines aesthetics with functionality to keep students engaged. Versatile Use: Ideal for classroom walls, math centers, or homeschool settings.
Don’t you love the beginning of the school year? I always enjoyed seeing smiling faces, reconnecting with students, and just soaking in the excitement a new beginning brings! But, if mid-year me could send a letter to beginning-of-the-year me, it would probably read something like this: “Stop stressing! Get to work, and please, ask for
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Begin the school year with this comprehensive Number Sense unit, carefully designed to align with the Common Core standards. This all-inclusive package features 40 worksheets and 17 engaging lessons carefully crafted with clear objectives, introductions, procedures, and tailored instruction to meet diverse learning needs. Enhancing the learning experience, we provide links to enriching YouTube videos and recommend iPad apps to reinforce lesson concepts. With 40 thoughtfully curated worksheets focusing on numbers 0-10, students will delve into essential skills such as counting sets, number writing, sequencing, ten-frame utilization, and comparative concepts like more and less. Our "Number Formation Poem" posters add an innovative touch, guiding students in mastering number formation within defined lines. Jumpstart your school year with our unparalleled resources for cultivating number sense. Take a closer look at our downloadable samples to preview the enriching lessons, vibrant posters, and engaging worksheets awaiting you. Your feedback fuels my passion for creating exceptional educational resources. Remember to rate this product and earn points toward future purchases. Don't miss the chance to explore our store, brimming with top-notch learning materials meticulously crafted to align with the Common Core standards. Click the red star to become a follower and stay updated on our latest offerings and upcoming sales. For more inspiring teaching ideas and occasional giveaways, visit our blog at http://123kteacher.blogspot.com/. Join us in transforming learning into an exciting adventure!
Help your students develop important number sense skills with these fun and engaging worksheets! Each worksheet features activities that teach your child to count, identify numbers, write numbers, and understand basic math concepts. With these worksheets, learning numbers will be easy and fun! Skills Number Recognition One-to-One Correspondence Counting On Writing Numbers 0-10 Counting and Cardinality Standards CCSSK.CC.B.4, CCSSK.CC.B.4b, CCSSK.CC.B.4c, CCSSK.CC.B.5 What teachers are saying... ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Great for Number Sense!" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Love these! Just what I wanted!'
Hi, Teaching Friends! Keeping your little guys engaged in learning as the school year winds down and during the summer takes some creativity and ingenuity. After all, you're competing with sounds of water fun and the bells of the ice cream truck! For most little learners, pages in a workbook just won't do it! Novelty is the name of the game. Break out the dice and the dominos for some engaging ways to make practice fun! To create this activity for number combinations, I wandered the aisles of a craft store looking for my inspiration. Here's what I came up with. This felt flower measures about 12 inches across, and also comes in purple and in green. The cost was under $1.50, and you'll need one for each player. I think the size, color, and texture of the flower bring some extra interest to these activities, but you could of course save a bit of money by having your children just use paper and crayons to color and cut out their own eight-petal daisies, or even eight-legged spiders. You'll also need dice and dominos for these games. You probably already have dice as a component of another board game. No dominos? Print a free set here from Mrs.Magee at TPT! Having your students sort out the dominos needed for each of these games is part of their learning, so be sure to let them do the "work" of finding the dominos they'll be using! For the first level, they'll need to sort out dominos whose dots total from one to six. They'll then each put one domino on each of the petals of their flower. Players take turns rolling one die, looking for a domino that totals the number they rolled. If they have one, they remove that domino from their flower. Here, the player rolled a three and is removing a 2+1 domino. If the player has no domino that totals the number, he misses that turn. The first player to remove all of the dominos from his or her daisy is the winner. Level Two is played the same way, except that this time players will be rolling two dice and will need dominos that total 2 through 12. Roll, add, and find a domino with the same sum. Here, the player has rolled a two and a six, and is removing a 4+4 domino. This game could easily be adapted to other skills. For example, take a set of alphabet or sight word flashcards and number all of the cards in the set with the numbers one through eight. Write the numbers one through eight on the flower petals (or use cute number stickers!). Players turn over a card, read the word or say a word that begins with the letter, and then cover the corresponding number on their flower, continuing to play until one player has covered all of his or her petals. I'm sure you can think of lots of other ways to use this for skills practice! Here's another way to practice lots of skills this summer. You can download this free board game by clicking on the picture. Then fill in each space with a word, number, or other fact that need more practice, get a die or a spinner and you're ready to go! Here are two seasonal math game sets from my Teachers Pay Teachers store. Click the picture to see them! Enjoy playing games! Although there's a lot of learning to be had through technology, don't undervalue the time spent with your children playing games like these. You are sending the message that learning is so important to you that you're willing to put your own time into it ... and even more important, that you love to spend time together, having fun while you're learning! ***** If you like ideas like this one, you'll love the Primary Inspiration Newsletter! Click on the picture below to subscribe and you'll receive this set of math riddle cards for first and second grade, just to say thanks! Happy Teaching!
Kindergarten Math Made Fun Unit 4 is here, and it's all about Comparing Numbers 1-10! Teaching students about the relationships between numbers can be so
Interactive Ten-Frames and number bonds for your whole class to enjoy! Students will get up and moving around with this life-size ten-frame set. They can work in partners or small groups to find sums and missing addends. Create a ten frame (or double ten-frame) on your floor or wall with removable tape and print the flowers that are included in the pack on two different colors of paper. Then use the ten-frame to create number bonds from 0-20. Students will draw one of the number bond cards out of box and then set to work building it with two different colors of flowers. This hands-on activity will quickly help students visualize how number bonds and fact families work. There are two types of number bond cards included: missing addends and missing sums. For further practice, a set of flowers and a smaller ten-frame are included for use in your math centers with the number bond cards. After your whole class or small group activity, follow up with the included number bond and ten-frame assessment sheets. This is a digital file. You will receive the PDF or .zip file for you to download and print.
We’ve officially learned our numbers 0-10 now so I wanted to make number match puzzles to add to our center rotation. I used candy pieces which can easily be used throughout the year, or you can mix it up and use it during Halloween and they can pretend they are trick-or-treating. Each puzzle has a […]
Subitizing, being able to quickly identify the amount of objects in a group, is a very important skill for early learners.
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Since summer has officially began, I have been working very hard creating some new products for the upcoming school year. I know that th...
An ActivInspire flipchart that focuses on number recognition, numeral formation, and number concepts. FEATURES: Designed to be used by the student to practice number recognition, numeral formation, and subitizing skills (counting fingers & 10 frames) Includes numbers 0-10 for students to practice simple numeral tracing and recognizing numbers Students click on the marker image, select the color and size, and then trace and make their own numerals. The lines are large and perfect for beginning writers. Please Note: You must have Activinspire software installed on your computer to use this resource! A FREE, Personal Edition of ActivInspire can be downloaded from Promethean World: https://support.prometheanworld.com/download/activinspire.html
Use these catchy number formation rhymes to teach children how to write numbers!
To wrap things up, the kids created their own balances and picked two equations that were equal.
These simple ten frame mats are highly versatile and are a wonderful tool for teaching beginning math concepts to little ones! A great basic resource to pair with your favorite seasonal or themed manipulatives! Ten frames help with: + Number Identification + Counting + Addition/Subtraction + Fractions + Patterning + Making Math Fun! We recommend cutting and laminating for longevity and versatility!
Time to Tile: Long Division is a hands-on activity that takes students’ thinking beyond procedures and rote memorization. This engaging resource activates critical thinking and problem solving skills, all while developing algebraic thinking. Students must place 10 number tiles (0-9) on the Time to Tile cards in order to correctly complete the division problems. This resource includes: 30 different Time to Tile cards An “Answer Recording Sheet,” where students can record their answers so they can be corrected later. This allows the resource to be used as a perfect independent or center activity. Answer keys Management and organization tips for successfully implementing Time to Tile in your classroom.
Manipulatives help make math and other learning activities fun for kids. The more play or game like the activity is, the more receptive the child may be. That is why, for my kids, I try to use a variety of fun manipulatives with counting cards. Like these button counting cards and manipulatives.
This is a fun way to add and subtract simple numbers on a number line. This idea originated from the activity that goes with Hap Palmer's "Jumping to Add and Subtract" song (see below). Create a number line on the floor by writing the numbers 0 through 9 on cards or dessert-size paper plates. Use yarn or electric tape to create the number line, and place the number cards or plates about 18 to 24 inches apart on the number line. To add, have the child stand on the number 2 or 3. Then add a number like 5, and have them jump or step 5 numbers ahead on the number line. To subtract, have them start on a higher number and jump or step backwards the number you are subtracting. This can also be an introduction to skip counting by twos. Have them jump to the numbers, skipping one in between. Song Recommendation "Jumping to Add and Subtract" by Hap Palmer (found on his CD "Can Cockatoos Count By Twos?") This CD is available at www.happalmer.com. To see the lyrics and activity ideas for this song, click on "lyrics and activities" and select this CD. Then click on this song, #11.
| Author: Sasho Kalajdzievski | Publisher: Chapman and Hall/CRC | Publication Date: Sep 27, 2021 | Number of Pages: 520 pages | Language: English | Binding: Hardcover | ISBN-10: 0367076136 | ISBN-13: 9780367076139
These apple ten frame printables are a great way to practice numbers and counting with students for a back to school or apple unit!
This product looks great hung up in an elementary classroom, and it adds wonderful color to any space. These posters focus on tens frame number identification, number notation, and finger counting concepts.
A FREE number sense toolkit that can be used for many different activities, including use during small or whole group math activities.
Make memorizing the number bonds to 10 fun and exciting with this fast-paced game! Players race to be the first to spot each number bond and win the card!
Using number talks in your classroom to build number sense in just 10 minutes a day!
What is Subitizing? Simply put, subitizing is the ability to recognize a small group of objects without counting. It is a fundamental skill in the development of number sense. I find that using a real-life example often helps in understanding certain concepts so let’s give it a try. Last week I baked some sugar cookies. If […]
Heute habe ich ein Einmaleinsbingo für euch. Es ist natürlich, weil es mit Würfeln gespielt wird, nur für die Reihen 1 bis 6. Man kann entweder auf den laminierten Kärtchen ankreuzen oder Muggelsteine
A durable, quality board with bright artwork to help children visualise counting and grasp the concept of number bonds. This is a single sided board. Please choose your artwork option from the dropdown box: butterfly/mushrooms. 10x Wooden round tokens included, laser cut numbers (1,2,3,4,5,5,6,7,8,9,10,10) included. Made from 4mm wood and professionally printed with UV cured CE compliant inks. w28cm h21cm d0.4cm
Das Buch behandelt klassische Themen der numerischen Mathematik, die für den Unterricht an allen Schultypen im Sekundarbereich relevant sind:Genauigkeit und Fehler, Berechnung elementarer Funktionen, Lösen nichtlinearer Gleichungen, numerische Integration sowie lineare Gleichungssysteme. Die Darstellung ist durchweg problemorientiert; so beginnt der Text mit einem Kapitel zur Berechnung von Pi, um anhand eines reizvollen Problems verschiedene Fragestellungen zu entwickeln. Es wird ausgiebig mit Taschenrechnern und Computern experimentiert, denn das Erstellen und Interpretieren von Tabellen oder Grafiken soll eine Basis zum Verständnis der Verfahren und Theorien schaffen. Zahlreiche Aufgaben (mit Löungen) regen zu eigenen Experimenten an.
Get your students excited about math with this engaging Spring-themed Addition and Subtraction worksheet pack! Designed for preschool and kindergarten learners, this 30-page set focuses on building fluency with numbers 0-10 through a variety of hands-on activities. In this comprehensive packet, students will practice addition and subtraction in the context of spring imagery. The mix of formats keeps learners engaged and reinforces their understanding of these fundamental math concepts. These worksheets include: 5 pages Addition with objects pictures 5 pages Addition numbers within 10 5 pages Subtraction with objects pictures 5 pages Subtraction numbers within 10 10 pages Addition & Subtraction numbers How to use these worksheets: Skill Practice Homeschooling Homework Math Centers Morning Work Independent work THANK YOU! I appreciate you purchasing my teaching resources, and I hope you'll enjoy using them in your classroom. FOLLOW ME HERE You may also be interested in : Count and Match | Numbers 1-20 Worksheets Odd and Even Worksheets picture subtraction Worksheets Before After Between Worksheets LEAVE A REVIEW to EARN TpT CREDITS FOR FUTURE PURCHASES !
Hello Everyone! Our math objectives for the first couple of weeks of school are to have students recognize quantities without counting, recognizing structured quantities up to 10, and applying mathematical process standards to represent and compare whole numbers. We are using a lot of dice, dominoes and ten frames to build our number sense. Today we practiced using a ten frame. The fun part was that it was life size! I saw a cute idea about using tape on the carpet to map out a ten frame, but I wanted one that I could pick up and move, use in a math tub, etc. So, for about a dollar, I made two frames out of a shower curtain liner and some painter's tape! The markers or counters were the kids!! We practiced showing different quantities together, and then I broke the kids up into two groups and called out numbers. they had to work together to be the first group to show that amount on their ten frames. Any time I can incorporate a kinesthetic approach to learning, I am going for it!! We had so much fun! I am sure this will be one the kids will ask to do over and over! Cut a shower curtain liner in half so you have two rectangles. Tape off the ten frame A life size visual of quantifying and subitizing! Give it a try!! Joyfully! Nancy
Direct instruction is a crucial component of special education programs. Our students require direct instruction in order to learn, master and generalize skills. Here are some tips to help make your direct instruction time easier. In my classroom. we set aside an hour a day to do direct instruction centers. During this time, we take ... Read More about Direct Instruction Hacks For Special Education Classrooms
Get ready to learn about teaching the concept of ten more and ten less than a given number! Why Do My Students Need to Understand the Concept of Ten More and Ten Less? I have been on
A durable, quality board with bright artwork to help children visualise counting and grasp the concept of number bonds. This is a double sided board with a butterfly for bonds to 5 on one side then mushrooms for bonds to 10 on the other side. 10x Wooden round tokens included, laser cut numbers (1,2,3,4,5,5,6,7,8,9,10,10) included. Made from 4mm wood and professionally printed with UV cured CE compliant inks. w28cm h21cm d0.4cm
