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

Friday, November 29, 2019

Grinch ELA and Math Activities!

I like to have a "Grinch Week" right before Christmas Break! 
We read The Grinch and do ELA & Math activities that are Grinch themed!  We also make a Grinch ornament, so we can all remember how much fun we had!

grinch ela activities

The {Grinch ELA Bundle} includes:
*Making Words - students will make words using the letters THE GRINCH and CINDY LOU WHO!
*Long & Short Vowel Sort - students will sort words by their vowel sound!
*Roll, Add & Write - students roll two die, add and write the word from the story with that number!
*Write the Room - students will write words from the story that are displayed throughout the classroom!


*Roll, Find & Highlight - students will roll a dice, find * highlight the corresponding word!
*ABC Order - students will put words from the story in alphabetical order!
*Ing Ending Match - students will match up a verb with it's present tense!
*Sequencing - students will put events from the story in order!

grinch math activities

The {Grinch Math Bundle} includes:
*Hundreds, Tens & Ones Memory - students will match up flats, rods and cubes to their corresponding number!
*Count to 120 - students will count to 120 and count on starting at any number!
*Tens & Ones Match - students will match up tens frames or coins with the corresponding number!
*Ten More, Ten Less - students will show ten more, ten less, one more and one less for a given number!
*Related Facts Memory - students will match addition number sentences with their related subtraction fact!
*Compare Using Symbols - students will compare numbers using <, >, and = symbols!
*Addition Strategy Review - students will review how to add using a number line, make 10 to add, add 3 numbers, use near doubles to add, use related facts to add, and adding in any order!
*Subtraction Using Symbols - students will review how to subtract using a number line, using doubles, using missing addends, and fact families!  

Thursday, November 14, 2019

Turkey Time! 🦃

My kiddos used my Turkey Fact Family Match activity yesterday and loved it!!  

Check out all of my turkey resources:

*Turkey Fact Family Match🦃 Find it {HERE}

*Turkey Math Bundle (Addition & Subtraction through 20)🦃 Find it {HERE}

*"Turkey Trouble" ELA Bundle (Blends & Diagraphs Review)🦃 Find it {HERE}

Tuesday, May 14, 2019

More Math!

We've moved on to 3-dimensional shapes this week!  So {HERE's} another free resource for you!
My kiddos love to play Memory on ANY topic!  With this freebie, you just have to print onto card stock, or, my favorite, AstroBrights, then laminate and cut out!  
If you end up downloading, leave me some feedback to let me know how I'm doing!  

Friday, April 26, 2019

Another Math Resource!

Can you tell we're learning about 2-D shapes in my classroom??!
I've just added a 2-D Composite Shape Challenge resource to my TPT store! 

I needed a way for the kids to show me they understood composite shapes.  In each challenge, they will make something - another shape or an object.  Then they have to tell me how many of each pattern block they used.
For early finishers, there is an added challenge - make the same item in a different way!
You can find it {HERE}! 

Monday, April 22, 2019

My TeachersPayTeachers store!

I've decided to start sharing the resources I create with world! :)
I've started a TeachersPayTeachers.com store!  You can find me {HERE}.  I haven't added a ton just yet, but stay tuned!  I have big plans!!  


Be sure to check out my FREE 2-D Shape Memory game and leave me feedback!  

Saturday, April 20, 2019

Do you use Chatter Pix??

The STEM teacher in my building shared the app Chatter Pix with me and I LOVE it!!

With this app, you take a picture of something - a drawing, a person, an animal, anything - and bring it to life with audio!  

My first graders have made drawn teeth talk about dental heath.  Last week, the had 2-D shapes tell about their attributes! 


If you have not tried out this app, you need to!  The possibilities in the classroom are endless!!

Friday, April 19, 2019

TIME for an Egg Hunt!

In the spirit of Easter, and wrapping up our unit on time, I had the kids go on a time egg hunt!  I originally purchased {THIS} resource, but then realized it was too hard for my kiddos!  We only covered time to the hour and half hour.  So I just adapted it to make it work for us.  The idea is that the kids find a time on either a digital clock or analog clock.  They have to record the time they found the opposite way.  So if I found 6 o'clock on an analog clock, I'd record it digitally as 6:00.   



The kids loved the idea of going on an egg hunt!  
And I love when they are learning and don't realize it! ;)