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Google Slides Editable Templates and Printable Write & Wipe options for your kindergarten, first grade and second grade classroom. (Want to use in Grade 3? YES! You can use one, two, three, or four digit numbers!) Daily routines for the entire year! Use one slide per week with new numbers each day, and repeat the cycle once you finish with more challenging numbers. You can increase the challenge from Monday to Friday and from September to June.
PDF includes a link to a Google Slide Deck where I have inserted optional numbers already. You can use mine and edit and add your own as well! There are 35 different templates and a separate teacher page of tips & techniques for each one.
I firmly believe that this is what is missing in early numeracy instruction.
It is easy to do and it is fun! WIN-WIN!
Templates:
- Counting Circles & Choral Counting with Stacked Number Lines
- Equal, More and Less
- Who is Absent? (order & sequence)
- One More & One Less (order & sequence)
- Comparing Numbers (more & less)
- Parts & Wholes (Composition & decomposition)
- Comparing (Least and Greatest)
- Comparing Differences (between)
- One More & One Less & Ten More Ten Less (unitizing & patterning)
- Comparing Numbers & Expressions with a Balance Scale
- Which One Doesn't Belong? (Reasoning, Justification)
- Clothesline: Open Number Line (Estimation)
- How many? How much? (Unitizing & Vocabulary)
- Start With __. Get to ___. (Extending the counting sequence)
- Sweet Spot! (Too high, too low & reasonable estimation)
- Real World Missing Parts (More abstract)
Daily Number Sense & Fluency Routines K-2 Counting, Add, Subtract, Place Value
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Google Slides Editable Templates and Printable Write & Wipe options for your kindergarten, first grade and second grade classroom. (Want to use in Grade 3? YES! You can use one, two, three, or four digit numbers!) Daily routines for the entire year! Use one slide per week with new numbers each day, and repeat the cycle once you finish with more challenging numbers. You can increase the challenge from Monday to Friday and from September to June.
PDF includes a link to a Google Slide Deck where I have inserted optional numbers already. You can use mine and edit and add your own as well! There are 35 different templates and a separate teacher page of tips & techniques for each one.
I firmly believe that this is what is missing in early numeracy instruction.
It is easy to do and it is fun! WIN-WIN!
Templates:
- Counting Circles & Choral Counting with Stacked Number Lines
- Equal, More and Less
- Who is Absent? (order & sequence)
- One More & One Less (order & sequence)
- Comparing Numbers (more & less)
- Parts & Wholes (Composition & decomposition)
- Comparing (Least and Greatest)
- Comparing Differences (between)
- One More & One Less & Ten More Ten Less (unitizing & patterning)
- Comparing Numbers & Expressions with a Balance Scale
- Which One Doesn't Belong? (Reasoning, Justification)
- Clothesline: Open Number Line (Estimation)
- How many? How much? (Unitizing & Vocabulary)
- Start With __. Get to ___. (Extending the counting sequence)
- Sweet Spot! (Too high, too low & reasonable estimation)
- Real World Missing Parts (More abstract)





