Today was our 36th day of school. The kids are growing as learners academically and socially. But sometimes, it can feel like I/we run a marathon; our pace is fast and almost non-stop. There is such rigor in kindergarten and I am thankful each day that I have a full day to teach all the content that students are expected to master. An additional stress this year, is that my school is in Program Improvement Year 2. :(
Here is a little thank you gift to all the wonderful teachers who are supporting me; sometimes in ways I never imagined. This game was created to help my students continue to count and master numbers to 10. I like how as students work on this, they are also beginning to learn about "making a 10." The kids love it! To play, place 10 red/yellow counters in a plastic container. We use these. The child counts how many red and how many yellow and colors the amount onto the Ten Frame.
Happy Teaching and Learning!

I'm Mrs. Parker; a wife, mother and a lifelong learner. I am blessed to be a kindergarten teacher where I get to laugh, learn and play alongside my students. My blog is a reflection of my journey as a teacher.




I totally agree with you! BUT I have a half day to fit it all in! There just isn't time! I also agree that I feel like I am growing as a teacher just by getting to peek into so many amazing classrooms! Thank you for letting me peek into yours! I know my students will love the new game (and it goes right along well with my math curriculum). Happy 36th day!
ReplyDeleteI was going to make a worksheet for this game today and you just saved me a ton of time! Thanks so much!!
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Thank you so much for this activity- it fits perfectly with the Common Core! I agree that the blogging world is a virtual PLC! :)
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You are the best!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you for leaving a comment on my recent post! I did the cityscape art project with 20 students (K-1) in a 40-minute time frame. The lesson fits perfectly with a study of shapes and recognizing them in our world. My rubric included a)choose four buildings, b)add two roofs, c)place window shapes in each building, d)add stars in the sky. I thought this might be helpful for you, if you need to line up to standards, etc.!
ReplyDeleteAnd, thanks for the ten frame game! We begin solving addition problems in our workbook this week and I have been laying the groundwork!
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Shake.Count.Color is perfection!! Thanks bunches for sharing! ~Tracy
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