If you’re like me and want your students to practice addition and subtraction….ALL THE TIME, here’s one of my math tubs for next week. After reading Debbie Diller’s Math Work Stations I’m planning a complete overhaul of math time for next year. Am I the only one already planning for next year. I do this every April…the creative juices start flowing for the next year….sad I know.
Anyway hope you can use this.
Rainbow Addition and Subtraction
We have a day off tomorrow…Yes! So those of you looking for my Reading Street Lit Pack…I will post that on tomorrow.
Here is the Google Doc version for those who have been having problems with Docstoc!
Click on the picture to download from Google Docs.
Have a Great Monday!
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I love that they can add OR subtract! Thank you for sharing this!!
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This is great! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteColleen Patton
http://pattonspatch.blogspot.com
SOOOO CUTE!!! THANKS FOR SHARING!!
ReplyDeleteThis is really great! I love giving kids choices.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!
-Andi
I love it, but DocStoc is saying I need to subscribe to download it. Do you have to pay for it?
ReplyDeleteNo, you don't have to pay...try using another browser...if that doesn't work e-mail me and I'll send it to you.
ReplyDeleteMs.A
No, you’re not the only one planning for first grade. I’m already thinking about it and I’m on Spring break, so I’m both enjoying the rest and thinking and creating for next year.
ReplyDeleteWe will be changing to Everyday Math, so I’ll be reading Debbie’s new book. I’m dreading the revamping of my Math station, though. I don’t know if I’ll have the $$ to do what I want. But I’ll think about that later.
Thanks for sharing!
Conchy
Conchy.Marcano@gmail.com
Ms. A, you have convinced me to bite the bullet and buy Debbie Diller's math book. Your blog is my favorite! I consistently find great ideas and resources (that you so generously share.) Being part of a community of generous teachers like you inspired me to pay it forward. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThanks Heather! I'm so glad you are finding things you can use...I love creating and sharing ideas with my fellow teachers! You'll really enjoy Math Work Stations!
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Ms. A,
ReplyDeleteI have to say I'm always excited to see your awesome creations...my kiddos and I thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
Gladys
Once Upon a Time in First Grade
Thanks Gladys! I always enjoy your blog!
ReplyDeleteMs. A
Love the Addition and Subtraction Rainbows!!! I am excited to use them. Thank you so, much!
ReplyDeleteMs. Berg
First Grade School Box
Thank you for sharing the rainbows. They are so eyecatching! I really wanted to also thank you for continuing to use Google Docs. DocStoc and my computer and me do not all get along!
ReplyDeleteI can never downlaod from DocStoc.
Google Docs rocks! So thank you so much for sharing and using GD.
regards from Down Under.
I am already totally on next year mode as well! I've never done math stations before, but you've inspired me to start! Do you have a schedule and each group does 1 a week? Then do you switch your stations each week? Just curious! Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteI plan four stations each week. Two of them are review activities...concepts I want to keep in front of the students all year long...then I have two that are based on whatever new skill we are working on. They rotate to one each day M-Th...and on Fridays it's catch up day.