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Use this activity when teaching your students all the different ways that you can make 10. File includes: 1 color poster for individual student use or blow up as a poster for display. 1 student copy for them to color in themselves the different ways to make 10. This can be used as an assessment or in a center. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HOW TO GET TPT CREDITS ON FUTURE PURCHASES: -Go to MY PURCHASES page. - You will see a PROVIDE FEEDBACK button. - Please leave a star rati

I created this lesson plan when I taught Kindergarten. They LOVED the interactive aspects of the story and especially loved doing the craft at the end. I like doing a craft at the end of a lesson because the kids think they are making art, which is true, but you can assess the skills they were just taught by how they complete the activity. In this bundle I have included -A Differentiated Lesson Plan aligned to the Common Core Standards including an assessment/extension of the lesson AND group

This was a lesson I created when I taught Kindergarten. I used it as one of my formal observations. I believe that it's important to link literature to math for children. My students really enjoyed the lesson. This lesson helps children learn how to add and subtract by 1s. This leson can be differentated for different leveled learners. This lesson is based on the whole-small-whole format. Students are grouped together as a whole. They listen to the story and participate throughout. Then,

Use this to supplement your Topic 1 lessons in Envisions Math. You can use this as a "Do Now" activity or as an Exit Ticket for that day's lesson. This file includes one page for each lesson. (10 pages) The squares include: 1- A word problem 2- The Equation (Students need to figure out from the word problem which numbers they need to write a problem) 3- Visual Representation (Students draw a picture to represent their equation) 4- Write/Explain- Students have to explain IN WORDS how they solved

After reading the book "One Hundred is a Family" by Pam Munoz Ryan, have your early learners draw a picture of how many people are in their family, and practice writing that number.