Sarah Currie

I created this for use with my fourth grade students when teaching probability. It is most helpful to give them a cup of fruit loops that is divisible by 4: 4, 8, 12, 16, etc. so they can create their circle graph easier. Edible assignments are also always more fun so this is an activity that my students really enjoyed!

I created this while teaching fourth grade in response to my students slow computational skills. It all goes back to the students' ability to group numbers into tens. By using this song, I was able to help my students memorize their "tens buddies" and saw improvement in their addition and subtraction! I projected it onto my Smartboard and the kids had a blast with it. It is to the tune of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" so most students are familiar with the tune. This can be used for younge

I created this while teaching fourth grade in response to my students slow computational skills. It all goes back to the students' ability to group numbers into tens. By using this song, I was able to help my students memorize their "tens buddies" and saw improvement in their addition and subtraction! I projected it onto my Smartboard and the kids had a blast with it. It is to the tune of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" so most students are familiar with the tune. This can be used for younge

I created this for use with my fourth grade students when teaching probability. It is most helpful to give them a cup of fruit loops that is divisible by 4: 4, 8, 12, 16, etc. so they can create their circle graph easier. Edible assignments are also always more fun so this is an activity that my students really enjoyed!