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The Rise and Shine Binder
The Rise and Shine Binder - Tunstall's Teaching Tidbits
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My version of Math Rotations.... Procedure Chart
If you are a kindergarten teacher, you know teen numbers can be tricky! But this simple trick will help you teach teen numbers in a way that actually sticks for your kindergarteners. This trick can be used along with ten frames, composing teen numbers and teaching place value in kindergarten. Find my simple strategy for teaching teen numbers, teen number activities, and guided math activities to help you teach teen numbers so they actually stick for your kindergarten students here.
The Simple Trick to Make Teen Numbers Stick for Your Kindergarten
If you are a kindergarten teacher, you know teen numbers can be tricky! But this simple trick will help you teach teen numbers in a way that actually sticks for your kindergarteners. This trick can be used along with ten frames, composing teen numbers and teaching place value in kindergarten. Find my simple strategy for teaching teen numbers, teen number activities, and guided math activities to help you teach teen numbers so they actually stick for your kindergarten students here.
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How to Teach Addition and Subtraction Word Problems
Easily Differentiate Word Problems by problem type and using different numbers in each problem throughout the year. Use small numbers (0-5) for Kinder, medium numbers (1-10) for first grade and larger numbers (0-100) for second grade. Great for interactive notebooks, math journals, and problem solving.
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Showing What We KNOW in Math Journals
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Truth For Teachers - How to use math partner games instead of math centers
How to use math partner games instead of math centers
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Ideas for Math Games with Dice + Free Printables
Engage your elementary students with these easy no prep dice math games! Learn how to use dice for practicing place value, addition, subtraction, and more! These games can easily be adapted to different elementary grade levels including kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. Learn all about how to use different dice including 10 sided and polyhedral dice for kids. Roll the dice and get FREE math activities here!
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28 Free Hands-On Addition Activities and Online Games
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