HoppingAroundElementary

History and How to Use: This resource was originally made to assess how my students were doing with their numbers. It turned out it can be used in a variety of ways. You can use these pages as: · Homework · Worksheet Practice (“in order” pages are good ways to practice this skills) · Assessment (“mixed up” pages are perfect for determining which students really have the concept) · Enrichment (“make your own” and “figure it out” are both higher order thinking activities) · Dry Erase Center (Pri

Math: Counting and Number Recognition History and How to Use: Data notebooks allow students to take ownership of their own learning. It increases accountability for reaching goals as the students are included in the process of making their own goals, reaching those goals and tracking their own progress throughout the whole process. In kindergarten this can be a little tricky. That’s why I have made some kindergarten friendly sheets as well as some traditional tracking sheets. This set contain

Math: Addition and Subtraction History and How to Use: Data notebooks allow students to take ownership of their own learning. It increases accountability for reaching goals as the students are included in the process of making their own goals, reaching those goals and tracking their own progress throughout the whole process. This set contains Addition and Subtraction graphs as well as student reflection sheets. Each set includes: Facts to 10 or 12 with Focus Facts mastered1. Graphs with the