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Primary Math (FREEBIE) - Self-Checking Math Centers
Primary Math (FREEBIE) - Self-Checking Math Centers
Primary Math (FREEBIE) - Self-Checking Math Centers
Primary Math (FREEBIE) - Self-Checking Math Centers
Primary Math (FREEBIE) - Self-Checking Math Centers
Primary Math (FREEBIE) - Self-Checking Math Centers
Primary Math (FREEBIE) - Self-Checking Math Centers
Primary Math (FREEBIE) - Self-Checking Math Centers
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Have you tried Pin & Spin? Now is your chance! This Primary Math Sampler is perfect if you want to "try before you buy".

This digital download includes samples from 5 of my Primary Math Pin & Spin Sets.

1. Subtraction Facts - A Pin & Spin Activity

2. Addition Facts - A Pin & Spin Activity

3. Number Recognition - A Pin & Spin Activity

4. Making Change: Quarters, Dimes, Nickels, and Pennies - A Pin & Spin Activity

5. Even and Odd - A Pin & Spin Activity

Check out my entire series of Pin & Spin products in my Topics include beginning letters, money, fractions, parts of speech, multiplication, ABC order, addition, subtraction, CVC words, recycle sorting, and much more!

WHAT IS PIN & SPIN?
Pin and Spin is a self-correcting activity that students can use during centers or as a review of skills. Students read the prompt, then PIN their clothespins on their answers. To check their work, students SPIN their board over to the back. Their clothespins they pinned to the front should line up with the correct answers shown on the back.
PREPARE:
To prepare your Pin & Spin set, print each board front to back. If you choose, trim the white boarder around the board. For durability, I suggest printing on cardstock and then laminating. Each board will need several clothespins. For organizational purposes, I like to store each board (or set of boards) with several clothespins in a gallon-sized Ziplock bag.
PIN:
Students read the prompt on the front of the board. Then, they PIN clothespins on their answers. Each board will have multiple answers. Not all boards have the same number of answers.
SPIN:
After all of the answers are pinned, the student will SPIN the board over to the back to reveal the answers. Each of their pins should line up with the answers shown on the back. The boards are self-checking to allow students to work independently.

Key words: Learning Lab, Pin & Spin, Pin and Spin, math, math centers, addition, subtraction, number recognition, counting, money, coins, quarters, nickels, pennies, dimes, odd, even
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Primary Math (FREEBIE) - Self-Checking Math Centers

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PreK - 2nd

Description

Have you tried Pin & Spin? Now is your chance! This Primary Math Sampler is perfect if you want to "try before you buy".

This digital download includes samples from 5 of my Primary Math Pin & Spin Sets.

1. Subtraction Facts - A Pin & Spin Activity

2. Addition Facts - A Pin & Spin Activity

3. Number Recognition - A Pin & Spin Activity

4. Making Change: Quarters, Dimes, Nickels, and Pennies - A Pin & Spin Activity

5. Even and Odd - A Pin & Spin Activity

Check out my entire series of Pin & Spin products in my Topics include beginning letters, money, fractions, parts of speech, multiplication, ABC order, addition, subtraction, CVC words, recycle sorting, and much more!

WHAT IS PIN & SPIN?
Pin and Spin is a self-correcting activity that students can use during centers or as a review of skills. Students read the prompt, then PIN their clothespins on their answers. To check their work, students SPIN their board over to the back. Their clothespins they pinned to the front should line up with the correct answers shown on the back.
PREPARE:
To prepare your Pin & Spin set, print each board front to back. If you choose, trim the white boarder around the board. For durability, I suggest printing on cardstock and then laminating. Each board will need several clothespins. For organizational purposes, I like to store each board (or set of boards) with several clothespins in a gallon-sized Ziplock bag.
PIN:
Students read the prompt on the front of the board. Then, they PIN clothespins on their answers. Each board will have multiple answers. Not all boards have the same number of answers.
SPIN:
After all of the answers are pinned, the student will SPIN the board over to the back to reveal the answers. Each of their pins should line up with the answers shown on the back. The boards are self-checking to allow students to work independently.

Key words: Learning Lab, Pin & Spin, Pin and Spin, math, math centers, addition, subtraction, number recognition, counting, money, coins, quarters, nickels, pennies, dimes, odd, even
Report this resource to TPT
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Rated 5 out of 5
February 25, 2020
I love these!
Dorothy B.
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Rated 5 out of 5
October 20, 2019
Thank you so much for this- my students will LOVE this activity at centers and will build their self confidence! Will definitely check out your other PIN IT stuff!
Laura T.
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October 24, 2016
Awesome, thank you!
Diva S.
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August 29, 2016
I can't wait to use this during the semester! Thank you!! This would be perfect as a center activity!
Shannon C.
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June 3, 2015
Love this! Thank you!
Nina P.
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April 8, 2015
great game idea!
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February 8, 2015
great idea
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February 2, 2015
Easy to use and great for independent work.
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