Posted by Kristen Poindexter
Here is a picture of a new Math Work Station I introduced this week. In the past we played this game with 5 chips and I noticed that we were getting bored with 5 so I increased the game to 10. The children shake ten chips in a cup and record how many are red and how many a yellow.
Kristen 🙂
Posted on March 24, 2012, in Common Core Standards-Math, Math, Math Work Stations and tagged Math, math work stations. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
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sweetspontaneousBTW, congrats on the new Ed D journey! Happy journeys to you, Kristen!
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Thanks! This is great! I actually have these yellow & red chips. Is there a place to download the recording sheets?
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I will see if I can upload the recording sheet. It’s kind of a bad cutting and pasting job on my part, so I will try to clean it up and get it posted.
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http://www.k-5mathteachingresources.com/ is a great resouce for math activities and they have the recording sheet.
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I love this site and have been using it for sometime! 🙂
Kristen 🙂
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I do a similar game we also have the ones who are ready write number sentences too.
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