I started working with small math groups today while my other kids rotated through 5 math stations. First time I've done this. Really keeping my fingers crossed it works. Everyone seemed pretty happy today and I got in some quality time with my little groups so it should be fine:)
We were working with 10-frames today. I had them draw their own frames on white boards and then gave them counters to build some numbers. It worked out super well, but I decided when I got home that it might be better for them to work on actual mats which I'll laminate.
Here are 6 different mats for you and some instructions for a few simple 10-frame activities because we ALL know how important it is for the kids to learn to anchor to 5 and 10. The games are called "Building Numbers", "Roll and Build", "10-Frame Flash" and "More or Less Flash". They're all super simple and only require some 10-frame mats, dice, counters and a set of 10-frame cards.
Click HERE to grab (clipart from www.mycutegraphics.com).
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Oh Barb only you could make 10 frames gorgeous! Love them and yes I'm going to print them off ready for my new class next year...joy! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the 21 day challenge too. With thanks
Julie :-)
Mrs Stowe's Kinder Cottage
Thanks, Julie. So glad they're useful:)
DeleteTen frames...I love them and now I love them more! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJenny
I like the cute ten frames! Good luck with your math stations!
ReplyDeleteLori
Conversations in Literacy
Blog about how you are managing math stations and small groups. I need ideas!
ReplyDeleteThese 10 frames are darling! Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Granny Goes to School
Thanks for the 10 frames and the game ideas!! Cute :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice 10 frames. So useful in the classroom!
ReplyDeleteTara
The Math Maniac
Fun stuff Barb...I've used 10 frames more this year than ever!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Vicky
Traditions, Laughter and Happily Ever After