FREEBIE!!!

 

Click a picture to get yours!

 

~Enjoy

Holly

 



 

Ten Frame Fun ~ St. Patrick's Day Themed

Ten Frame Fun!

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~Enjoy

Holly

 

St. Patrick's Fun Roll and Cover

My students love this roll and cover game!

Click on a picture to get yours!

You will find a FREEBIE if you click on PREVEW in the TpT store.

 

Another Valentine FREEBIE ~ List Writing

Here is a list Writing Freebie for you!

Click on the picture. 

Then go to “preview” to get your

Valentine-themed List Writing FREEBIE!

 

Another Freebie:

 

Other items you may like:

Enjoy!

~Holly

Another Valentine Math Game & Freebie

Use with your February Calendar or as a Math Game!

Click on the picture for yours.

 

A Freebie for you:

Click on the picture for yours.

 Other items you may like:

Click on the picture for yours.

 

Includes 4 different Math Roll & cover Mats.

 

Includes numbers 1-10, teen numbers and decade numbers.

 

Includes a Valentine, St. Patrick's Day and Easter Teamed page.

 

Enjoy!

~Holly

Valentine Math Games and a FREEBIE!

Fun Math Games

 

Click the Picture for yours!

…and a Freebie!

 

Just Click the picture for yours!

 

Enjoy!

~Holly

I'm a Little Pumpkin

I have been trying to build up my poem of the week collection.  Here’s my latest favorite.

Enjoy

~Holly

You may enjoy these fall freebies!

Click on the picture to get yours!

 

 

 

What a great new place to link up your Math games!

 

Click on the picture below to get my newest Math Game Freebie!

 



 

Enjoy

~Holly

Fall Roll and Cover

Link Fixed
Addition Math Mats!

Free!

Click on the pictures to get yours!

 

  

Enjoy

~Holly

 

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Many of us teach “Fact Families” or use a triangle as a means to teach the relationships between numbers in addition and subtraction.

…Well the other day I was about to teach my lesson and on a whim started talking in this “royal” (aka: poor excuse for a British accent!) and had the kids wrapped!  Their attention and buy-in was remarkable. 

 

Needless to say it really drove the concept home!

 

I was making up stories, for example, of a castle on top of a mountain that had 10 royal children.  6 were prices and 4 were princesses.

 

 

Well, I started to embellish the stories and draw as the lesson progressed.

 

I love when a random idea becomes your best lesson of the day!

 

A teacher friend of mine suggested that we make booklets for students to work in and…

 

Click HERE to get a copy of the booklets!

 

The idea is still new. Who knows where it will go!  But in the mean time you can copy the booklets and program them as you like.  I thought that kids could:

 

~ Cut out the castles with numbers, glue them to pages and show the two addends. 

 

~Write the equation.

 

~Choose a colored castle card from a pile or bag and write the related numbers on a page.

 

~…And/or have a booklet devoted to showing the different ways to make ten.

 

Let me know how you use them!

Enjoy

~Holly

 

Fun ~roll and cover~ FREEBIE!!

Have fun with this

S.t Patrick’s Day game!

 

Click HERE to get yours!

Enjoy
~Holly

Here it is!

The Easter Version!

Multiple ways to Make 10

using Addition Equations

and Ten-Frames!

 

Click HERE for your copy!

Multiple ways to develop skills include:

·       Fill in the ten-frames and write equations.

·       Have students choose a themed ten-frame and use it to record an equation and fill in the corresponding frame.

·       Have students choose a themed domino and use it to record an equation and fill in the corresponding frame.

·       Use dice or number cards to fill in frames and write equations.

 

CCSS:

K.OA.4 For any number from 1 to 9, find the number that makes 10 when added to the given number, e.g., by using objects or drawings, and record the answer with a drawing or equation.

K.CC.3 Write numbers from 0 to 20.

K.CC.4 Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality.

K.CC.5 Count to answer “how many?” questions about as many as 20 things arranged in a line, a rectangular array, or a circle, or as many as 10 things in a scattered configuration.

 

Enjoy

~Holly

What  an  Exciting  Giveaway!

~ Enter to win a supper-cute bag and many FREE products from each of the great bloggers participating. There are at least 17 teaching blogs giving away items from their stores!

Click below to check out this AMAZING

giveaway hosted by:

Tracey at  ~ The Teacher’s Chair

This giveaway closes March 17^th!

 

Here is a link to let you know more about the product

I added to the giveway!

 

 

St. Patrick's Day is coming fast!

 

It always seems to creep up on me!

Here are some ideas to entice your little learners to think about words and numbers!

 

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FREEBIE!!!