Description
Math skills covered in this journal are:
patterning
grouping sets
counting
following directions
positional words
ordinal position
writing numerals
odd/even, pairs
solid and flat shapes
writing numerals 1 t0 20
writing numerals by 10s to 100
simple addition/subtraction
writing equations.
I am so excited to share my winter math journal with you! My students love math journals! I have always used strips that students glue into a spiral for math journals until recently. I love having a thematic monthly journal even more because at the end of the month or theme, it goes home for parents to see and review concepts with students! Parents can see student skill practice and progress easily. I simply staple mine into books but you could bind them in a variety of ways. I always add literacy to everything I teach. I have students find and highlight (with a yellow crayon) certain words, like color and/or number words. I base my approach on my current students and their level of skill/need. I strongly believe in challenging students so I modify as needed. If you have any questions or have suggestions, please let me know! I appreciate your feedback! Please follow me on TPT, on my blog @ www.oursmartcommunity.blogspot.com
Enjoy! Kristine Weyher
patterning
grouping sets
counting
following directions
positional words
ordinal position
writing numerals
odd/even, pairs
solid and flat shapes
writing numerals 1 t0 20
writing numerals by 10s to 100
simple addition/subtraction
writing equations.
I am so excited to share my winter math journal with you! My students love math journals! I have always used strips that students glue into a spiral for math journals until recently. I love having a thematic monthly journal even more because at the end of the month or theme, it goes home for parents to see and review concepts with students! Parents can see student skill practice and progress easily. I simply staple mine into books but you could bind them in a variety of ways. I always add literacy to everything I teach. I have students find and highlight (with a yellow crayon) certain words, like color and/or number words. I base my approach on my current students and their level of skill/need. I strongly believe in challenging students so I modify as needed. If you have any questions or have suggestions, please let me know! I appreciate your feedback! Please follow me on TPT, on my blog @ www.oursmartcommunity.blogspot.com
Enjoy! Kristine Weyher
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
K - 2nd
Subjects
Pages
27
Teaching Duration
1 month
Description
Math skills covered in this journal are:
patterning
grouping sets
counting
following directions
positional words
ordinal position
writing numerals
odd/even, pairs
solid and flat shapes
writing numerals 1 t0 20
writing numerals by 10s to 100
simple addition/subtraction
writing equations.
I am so excited to share my winter math journal with you! My students love math journals! I have always used strips that students glue into a spiral for math journals until recently. I love having a thematic monthly journal even more because at the end of the month or theme, it goes home for parents to see and review concepts with students! Parents can see student skill practice and progress easily. I simply staple mine into books but you could bind them in a variety of ways. I always add literacy to everything I teach. I have students find and highlight (with a yellow crayon) certain words, like color and/or number words. I base my approach on my current students and their level of skill/need. I strongly believe in challenging students so I modify as needed. If you have any questions or have suggestions, please let me know! I appreciate your feedback! Please follow me on TPT, on my blog @ www.oursmartcommunity.blogspot.com
Enjoy! Kristine Weyher
patterning
grouping sets
counting
following directions
positional words
ordinal position
writing numerals
odd/even, pairs
solid and flat shapes
writing numerals 1 t0 20
writing numerals by 10s to 100
simple addition/subtraction
writing equations.
I am so excited to share my winter math journal with you! My students love math journals! I have always used strips that students glue into a spiral for math journals until recently. I love having a thematic monthly journal even more because at the end of the month or theme, it goes home for parents to see and review concepts with students! Parents can see student skill practice and progress easily. I simply staple mine into books but you could bind them in a variety of ways. I always add literacy to everything I teach. I have students find and highlight (with a yellow crayon) certain words, like color and/or number words. I base my approach on my current students and their level of skill/need. I strongly believe in challenging students so I modify as needed. If you have any questions or have suggestions, please let me know! I appreciate your feedback! Please follow me on TPT, on my blog @ www.oursmartcommunity.blogspot.com
Enjoy! Kristine Weyher
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Darling as always!
Great resource! Thank you!
A MUST HAVE!
Cute!
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Thank you!
I just finished the winter math journal. I loved the it! The journal was a great way to review previous skills that were taught!
Good product
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