Learning is Magic

This game is created for the purpose of giving students an opportunity to practice money skills: 1. Identify coins by name. 2. Identify value of coins. 3. Count coins up to one dollar, in same coin and mixed coin sets. Designed for those students who need repetition. My students enjoy it and asked for it again and again.

Educators are using videos more and more in our teaching. We are using videos to share facts about a subject or introduce a new concept. Using core curriculum videos and creating our own is the norm. It is becoming apparent that our students attention on information presented through a short video is a useful strategy. It is a great way to provide variety and repeat information to them. This simple form gives students a way to show what they learned while watching and listening. It give teacher

These cards are handy for centers, games or drill and practice. Skills: numeral recognition and counting up to 10. These watercolor dragons are hard to resist!

Here is a great little activity for the last week before winter break. It is made for grades 1-3 depending on their skills. It is designed to be a group activity at circle or calendar time. You can use it as an online task or print it. I have found that students do not get enough graph practice. Answering a question based on a graph every day is great practice.