Description
Student activity cards for exploring numbers to 120 can be used with standard number cards or with themed number card sets (sold separately).
Set includes:
--> Workstation activity cards for 28 workstation activities aligned to CCSS K-2
--> Teacher notes
--> Chart showing CCSS alignment for each activity
Common Core Alignment
Download the preview to see complete CCSS alignment
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Really good ideas and nicely laid out in ready to use cards.
February 11, 2013
ballentine
These were a little hard for my kids at the beginning - mostly because they couldn't read them. We've had them out a couple of time since and they like them and can do them more independently now.
Fantastic resource! These cards have been a terrific addition to my guided math rotations! They have been very helpful in keeping our first quarter content fresh in the students' minds.
February 3, 2013
azsprite6
Love including 101-120 to enrich my high kinders! Thanks for your product!
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ktforeman
About how many of the activities in this pack are appropriate for Kindergarten?
Perfect question! If you download the product preview, it includes a chart that shows the common core standards for each activity. I just looked at it, and there are 10 that are aligned to Kinder CCSS. You can vary a lot of them by using different number cards. For example, begin using an activity with the 1-10 cards. As kids work with larger numbers, you can use the same activity with the 1-20 cards and then the 1-50 cards. Of course you might also have Kinders who are ready for some 1st grade extensions.
If you ever update this product, it would be helpful to have the common core that is addressed right on each activity card! Thanks for the great product!
To be honest, different teachers and different grade levels at my school do it differently. For the most part, we follow a blend of Debbie Diller and Laney Sammons' Guided Math, with teachers adapted it to what feels comfortable for them. Both those books are great for getting math workshop going. There are actually whole blogs devoted to guided math that would give you a lot more info than I can here. Try Googling Guided Math or Guided Math Blog. Also, check out my blog and you'll find some info, although not real detailed, there. Some teachers who do guided math put several activities in one box. My teachers tend to usually just put one. So the kiddos would go to their assigned station (lots of different management methods), there would be a box, and the activity card and any manipulatives they need to do the activity would be in it. Our kids usually carry their math journals (just a spiral notebook) to the workstations and they usually have to record something, even if it's just a sentence or two about what they learned. I hope that helps some!!