Telling time can be difficult, I have a few ten-year-old students still struggling with telling time. Today I'm sharing with you my newest resources FREE What Time is it Play-dough Mats and Telling Time Memory Game. I created these games to give my students plenty of practice. These resources also help to meet common core standards: CCSS.Math.Content.1.MD.B.3 - Tell and write time in hours and half-hours using analog and digital clocks. Telling Time Memory Game It takes a little time to prep a memory game, but you can re-use it for years to come. - You have to print and cut the cards. - If you would like to make your cards more durable you may want to laminate them or print them on heavier weight paper. The best part about this packet is that it can be easily differentiated. This packet covers time to the hour, time to the half hour, quarter past the hour, quarter to the hour. - Time to the Hour (pink set) - Time to the Half Hour (orange set)
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Numbers 1-10 Posters, Worksheets and Memory Game
We have been working on number vocabulary with my ESL class. I found myself in a need for some engaging resources. As a result I decided to create my own set of printable activities, focusing on this skill. You will find some FREE printables and some paid resources throughout this post that will make it easy to teach numbers in your classroom. I believe that one of the keys to teaching numbers is picture support. Therefore, I made number posters for each number up to ten, that I can use to teach numbers to my students. First I made the posters in full color... Then printing it I realized that it will use too much ink and made another set with white background, which helps save money! This number posters set helps students connect numbers 1-10 with ten frames, tally marks, words, objects (pencils), fingers and dices. After introducing and learning the number words, we need lots of practice. Practice doesn't have to be boring though. One of my favorite ways to
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Free Borders
I was browsing my files and stumbled across some borders that I made a few months ago. You can find them at the bottom of this post. I forgot them, but I'm happy that I found something I can share with you all. I will give you 12+ free borders to help you decide weather this is something you would like to use in your products. My Rainbow Border set has six different designs... Download this free border Download this free border Download this free border Download this free border Download this free border Download this free border ... in 10 colors (9 rainbow + black&white).... ... both with white and transparent background. So there is total of 120 borders. If you are interested in adding all these colorful boarders to your new products just click HERE or on the image bellow. If you are looking for FREE borders, you can now download not just the 6 yellow borders from the top of this post, but also six new borders
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2D Shapes Task Cards
Looking for extra practice with shapes? These task cards will give your kiddos additional practice keeping them busy and occupied. I highly recommend this sort of activity for those who want to engage their students with some easy to prep learning activities. Task cards are super effective, simple and fun resources for any centers, stations, partner work, individual work, classroom games. Scoot is a must play game with task cards. Scoot is a game where you simply place a task card on each desk in your classroom. Students move around the classroom answering questions, solving math problems. Children will answer the questions on their answer sheets. Say “SCOOT!” when you want them to move to the next number. You can go as fast as you like. Then you can check the answers with the class. You can differentiate easily by customizing with target pages. You can print the task cards in color or black & white on a cardstock or laminate them and use them for a
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Christmas Addition Math Facts with Three Addends Task Cards
Christmas is right about the corner and I am ready to celebrate with some fun, hands-on and engaging resources. I made this set of math task cards for my six year old little girl to practice addition math facts with three addends, but it is also a perfect activity for classroom use for some fun learning too! Christmas Addition Task Card set is perfect for math centers, as early finishers activity, for free time and of course for playing Scoot during the holiday season. How to play Scoot - put a task card on each student’s desk. The students move around the room to solve each problem. Students start, finish and move on teacher's instruction. If you want to get your students moving, still working on their own, you can simply display the cards around the room, for students to find and solve. The children are actively learning as they stand and scoot around the room, and they don't even know, that they are doing work. Kids play their way to mastering math facts. H
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