Math Vocabulary Riddle Activities
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Math riddles are the key to keeping your kindergarten students growing in number sense and operations! This bundle of more than 420 riddle cards will make it easy for you to have riddles on hand for addition, subtraction, or whatever topic you're teaching every day!You'll save almost 30% by buying tPrice $34.50Original Price $49.00Save $14.50
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Build and practice your students' math vocabulary with this set of 20 riddle cards and related activities for math tools and terms. Solve a riddle a day to give your students daily practice with both math vocabulary and comprehension skills like inferring, & identifying key ideas.
Here are some ideas for using these math riddle vocabulary riddles in kindergarten and first grade!
* To introduce new math vocabulary as you begin a new topic or lesson. Starting measurement? Read and solve a riddle together like "ruler" or "calendar".
* As a whole class or small group activity, to demonstrate how to integrate the information in the clues and use the information to eliminate incorrect choices
* As a pocket chart center read, solve, and match activity
* As a small group or math center game, with the board game that is included (uses the same vocabulary).
* As the basis for a riddle writing activity using the included template
* Connect math and literacy with the picture/word matching cards set that's included in this resource!
Here's the math vocabulary included in this resource!
addition
calculator
calendar
circle
clock
domino
even numbers
foot
graph
greater than
minute
number
pattern
penny
ruler
square
subtraction
ten frame
thermometer
triangle
Here's what a teacher like you said about these math activities!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ DeAnne said, "I pull these out a few times a week and have the students try to solve them using their white boards. Then, I display the answer on the overhead projector. The students love doing this. I've gone through all the cards and now am repeating them. They still get so excited every time I pull them out."
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