Students put addition puzzles together by finding the part-part-whole.
Students spin to find their two addends. Students add the two numbers together.
Students have call-out cards. These are the sums. Students locate an addition equation that would equal that sum.
Students match the addition equations to their matching sum.
Students have an addition equation with a missing addend. Students find the missing addend and match it to the equation.
Students spin to create subtraction equations.
Students have a number. With the number given, students will subtract 1, 2, and 3 from that number.
Students match the subtraction equation to the difference.
Students have a subtraction equation with a missing number. Students match the subtraction equation with the missing number.
Students have a stack of cards. These are the differences. Students call out a difference. They locate an equation that matches the difference.
Hey, y’all! My name is Amy Lemons and I am passionate about providing students with both engaging and effective standards-based Math and ELA lessons.
Sample a day of Rooted in Reading with these lesson plans and activities for Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, and Grammar!
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That is awesome that you held a sting-ray 🙂 I loved your vacation pics!! I've never been to St. Lucia but would love to go!!!!
Bridget
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Amy, your blog inspires me daily. I came across it at the end of the school year last year, and I have read ALL of your blog posts in the past couple of months. However, I'm a tad upset with you because I've spent a ton of time in my classroom this summer. Ha! (In your defense, I had to move classrooms.)
I do have one question. I'd love to start a blog of my own, and I have. It's not nearly as cute, creative, or helpful as yours yet. Do you know of a “teacher blogging for dummies” website, webinar, class, etc. that can some some basic info and pointers. I've found several that give tips on general lifestyle blogs but none specifically for teachers.
Thank you for sharing your ideas, classroom pics, your personal journey, and the adorable pics of your daughter.