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Students cut out pieces for ladybug body and wings. On each wing draw with black an identical number of spots. Add white eyes to top of body. Use a paper fastener to attach wings under head shape of body. Move wings to separate them, and underneath write the nultiplication sentence ( 2 X however many spots are on each wing) with a white crayon. Students could quiz each other on what the accompanying math sentence would be by looking at the spots with the wings closed.
Includes templates for ladybug body and wings.
Includes templates for ladybug body and wings.
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Students cut out pieces for ladybug body and wings. On each wing draw with black an identical number of spots. Add white eyes to top of body. Use a paper fastener to attach wings under head shape of body. Move wings to separate them, and underneath write the nultiplication sentence ( 2 X however many spots are on each wing) with a white crayon. Students could quiz each other on what the accompanying math sentence would be by looking at the spots with the wings closed.
Includes templates for ladybug body and wings.
Includes templates for ladybug body and wings.
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This is so cute! Thanks! The kids will love it!
Adorable. I did it with multiplication for my Gr 3s and addition with my 2s. They loved it and it looked great on my bulletin board. Using it next year for doubles with my Gr 1s
Thanks so much for your comment! I'm glad it worked so well for you!
Super cute and really helpful! Great hands on way to represent multiplication!
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This is just so cute! Cannot wait to use it - thank you.
Thanks for the comment! The student ones look cute when finished!
Great project!!! Thanks!
So cute!! Getting ready to start multiplication on Monday. Can't wait to use.
Thanks so much for the comment! We are doing multiplication right now, too, and this product is a fun to way to reinforce the concept!
Jane
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