I've been spending a lot of time thinking about math lately. I am a reading person and have a reading specialist license. But over the last few months, I've been spending most of my time thinking about math. I've been trying to brainstorm different ways students can practice math-especially math facts. I've been creating a ton of games, some spiral review packs, and finally some fun worksheets for students to practice. I really didn't expect the worksheets to be a big hit, but the ones I created for Easter were HUGE! Did you see this floating around Pinterest?
After seeing the success of my my color by number activities, I decided to create some additional ones for spring to share with all of you. These practice addition facts to 20. There are 3 different pages. You can download it for free by clicking on one of the images.
If you like these, come on over to my blog sometime. New followers are always welcome! :)
Thank you so much to Jeannie for opening up her blog to so many guest posters!
Tessa Maguire is a former reading teacher and differentiated instruction coach. She currently is in a dual role administration and curriculum coaching position. She spends her days helping her K-3 teachers find what works best for them and their students. She blogs about the resources she finds and creates and she shares tips and strategies for effective instruction. You can find out more information on her blog Tales from Outside the Classroom http://talesfromoutsidetheclassroom.blogspot.com
Tessa - thanks for this freebie! What a great, end-of-the-year fun activity that still keeps the kiddos thinking :0) I know I sure can use some of those!
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Thanks so much Jeannie!
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This is so cute! I will use this today!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Jessica!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you Annie!
Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThanks very much for this creative way of adding with kids !
ReplyDeletethanks for the fun stuff
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