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"I Have, Who Has?" is an interactive, popular classroom game to involve all students and create plenty of opportunities for practice and reinforcement of concepts (See my "Customizable I Have, Who Has? Game" to make your own version!)...
This version gives students practice with counting numbers 1-20. The pumpkins make it a great fall game! Students are required to count the pumpkins to answer the "Who Has...?" question, but they can also become familiar with reading number words. The graphics are colorful and simple, and the cards are eye-pleasing and easy to read.
You can print this as many times as you like for your own personal use, but please encourage others to come buy a version rather than distributing this one copy (My prices are VERY resasonable!) :)
I'd love to hear from you if you have any suggestions, feedback, or would like me to create a product for your classroom's needs!
Happy teaching!
Katie Carney :)
"TeachKatie"
Great clip art
December 30, 2011
The kids just love these games!
October 16, 2011
I home school my Down Syndrome daughter. Finding counting games geared towards elementary age kids is challenging - most stuff is either too easy or too hard for her! Thank-you for putting in the time to make this game just right for kids with her cognitive learning needs!
December 10, 2009
So glad it met your needs, Heather! Please let me know what else you would like to see me offer... I'm sure if it would be helpful to you, it would be helpful to others, too! :)
Katie C. ("teachkatie")
carneykatherin@aasd.k12.wi.us
December 11, 2009
For the last four years, I worked with the Appleton Area School District's Newcomers Program. I taught 1st through 6th grader students that were new to the distract, state, & country. They had a basic level of English and we taught them as homeroom teachers. Many of the activities I designed were to implement the curriculum in a hands-on way that would be memorable to my English Language Leaners. I completed my student teaching in an urban setting with 4th graders & 6th grade bilingual (English/Spanish) students. Relevant Experiences: *Volunteered with 10-21 year old girls in San Jose, Costa Rica. *Site Leader for YMCA After-School Program *Teach craft classes to children & adults *Teach technology staff development classes for district & teaching conferences. *Teach English/Language Arts conferences for district & teaching conferences.
