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This is for a template to create this project:
Each child will receive a pot, 20 gold coins, and 1 rainbow.
Students can then choose how many coins to use to make their array and write the equations. This is a great way to differentiate for different abilities in your classroom!
There is a rainbow for repeated addition equations and a rainbow for multiplication equations.
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2nd - 4th
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Description
This is for a template to create this project:
Each child will receive a pot, 20 gold coins, and 1 rainbow.
Students can then choose how many coins to use to make their array and write the equations. This is a great way to differentiate for different abilities in your classroom!
There is a rainbow for repeated addition equations and a rainbow for multiplication equations.
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Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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Mostly used with 2nd grade
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These were perfect for my 2nd graders for St. Patricks Day! Thank you! :)
These resources were great to use as an addition to our curriculum units!
My students and I loved this activity! It was the perfect way to end our arrays unit, especially because it was right around St Patty’s day. We hung them in the hallway and received so many compliments, including admin.
Love it! The students were so excited to make a pot of gold. They didn't even realize they were working. So cute!
This was such a fun project! We love the seasonal math crafts.
I used this resource as a supplemental activity after we had learned about arrays. This was a "craftivity" that the students completed and we displayed them in the hallway during March.
Thank you for saving me time. My children loved it. Thank you!!
Thank you!
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