Showing posts with label Math. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Math. Show all posts
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Time Memory
Just a little memory game with clocks. Students must match the digital clock to the analog clock. Print on the back of scrapbooking paper and cut out!
I LOVE MATH!!
The first math station is simply coloring the hearts and putting them in order. Then students practice skip counting by 10's to 100.
Next, a fun measuring station called "How BIG is your heart?" Make different sized hearts in different colors. Students must measure with cubes and record their results.
Next, a fun measuring station called "How BIG is your heart?" Make different sized hearts in different colors. Students must measure with cubes and record their results.
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Number Words
Just created a quick memory game for number words and numbers. Copy on scrapbook paper or construction paper and laminate for durability. Cut out and let students play in partners! Click here for your copy.
I created another game similiar to this in which students had to find the sled behind sliding polar bears. This game is called "search for love." Students must find cupid behind hearts that have numbers words written on them. One student hides cupid while the other closes his/her eyes. They must record the words they read on their search for love! Here is the recording sheet.
I created another game similiar to this in which students had to find the sled behind sliding polar bears. This game is called "search for love." Students must find cupid behind hearts that have numbers words written on them. One student hides cupid while the other closes his/her eyes. They must record the words they read on their search for love! Here is the recording sheet.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Marshmallow Math
Students use the addition template to help them practice adding and counting on. Students roll the dice to determine their first number then write the number and place that many marshmallows in their cup. Students roll the dice again and write the number and place that many marshmallows in their cup. Then students count the marshmallows and write the final number. You could play this game with coffee cups (non-breakable) or by making paper cups from scrapbook paper. Click here for the materials. You'll have to find/make your own coffee cups though!
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