This packet has 7 Math station activities and games. The only theme here is numbers, so this packet can be used all year round!
Pages 1-4: Numbers before and after to 10.
Pages 5-7: Find the hidden numbers! Use a hand lens to read the number word.
Pages 8-9: cut and paste ordering numbers through 20
Page 10: fill your jar! Making sets up to twenty and comparing sets
Page 11: composing numbers with ten frames and manipulatives up to 20
Pages 12-21: fill the jar number cards 1-20. Have your students use buttons, pom poms, stacking dots, or any small object to place the correct amount onto the number mats.
I purchased this last year and I LOVE it. Thank you for taking the time to include such a variety of different activities and for creating such a quality product.
November 26, 2012
duvall
I could not get this to run off I can not rate because I did not get to see it
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I just printed everything out and have it ready for my kids. I love that there are seven activities hitting so many different skills. Some of the activities use buttons. I'm so excited; I've been saving buttons for years and now I can put them to good use in my classroom. Absolutely perfect for my classroom needs. Thanks for a well thought out and useful math pack.
I'm so glad you're excited! I ended up using beads with my jars last year and my kids *loved* filling them! Thank you for such thoughtful feedback!
July 30, 2012
katreena
A great resource. Can't wait to use in my Kindergarten class.
June 30, 2012
leanneg
Very useful thanks. Can't wait to put them to use next term.
June 22, 2012
megandw
These were a big hit in my classroom! The one more/one less games were the class favorite! I loved how independent and successful the kiddos were! Thanks for sharing your creativity!
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