Chapter 5! Woo-Hoo!!!!
Debbie Diller says to provide your kindergarten students many opportunities to solve story problems.
One of my students favorite math stations last year was Domino Math. This station stayed constant from January to the end of the year. It was fairly simple: My students would select a domino and write the equation on this page. I can differentiate this by sorting the dominoes I want my students to use. Some students will use equations to 5, others may use equations to 10. The same paper can be used for addition and subtraction.
I love the Math Story Cards Ms. Diller included on p 245- 247. However, last year I used Kathy Richardson's Math Story Cards from this book.
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This includes 10 different math story cards. I copied them onto card stock, laminated them, and clipped them together with a book binder ring. (I wish I had a picture to show you). I let my students decide which story card they wanted to use. The AMAZING Fran at Kindergarten Crayons also created some WONDERFUL ones on her sight. You can grab them here and here.
I also created another FREEBIE
This FREEBIE has over 130 addition and subtraction cards (working with numbers to 10). For younger students (kindergarten) they will use manipulatives to solve the problem. Older students (1st or 2nd grade) can use the cards to build math facts fluency and automaticity.
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Thank you Cheryl for hosting Chapter 5. Hop over to her blog to see what the smart bloggers had to say about this chapter.

I also created another FREEBIE
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If you like what you see, you may want to "follow" me at my TpT store. That way you will be notified when I add other teaching resources.
Thank you Cheryl for hosting Chapter 5. Hop over to her blog to see what the smart bloggers had to say about this chapter.









Thanks for the great shares. I cant wait for my students to get their hands on these! Virginia
ReplyDeleteLOVE the Freebie!!! Thanks so much!!! AND Domino adding and subtracting is so brilliant, yet so simple!! Why didn't I think of that!? Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteLittle Warriors
Can I just say...for the good of the order (my pastor says that a lot)...that you ROCK! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteMs. A
Summertime Math Work Stations is adorable!! I love those kiddos!! :) Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you!! I love the dominoes. Like Katie said, what a simple idea but SO useful!! Thank you thank you thank you :-)
ReplyDeleteKate
http://mrsboyersbunch.blogspot.com
Another fabulous post. Darling summertime station... thanks for the flashcards!
ReplyDeleteLory
Lory's Page
very cute! thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to check out the book recommendation. Thanks!!
ReplyDeletePS... I've been meaning to tell you this for a while... I create a word from each comment code I type. I'm hooked. I'd been looking at them prior to your post but now I study them. LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for the freebie! I have a beach themed classroom so it will be perfect year round!!!
ReplyDeleteThank You! Thank You! These are great! Where do you get your clipart - it is very cute!
ReplyDeleteTessa
tschep@live.com
Never mind! I saw that you get your clipart from Scrappin' Doodles!
ReplyDeleteLove the games! My daughter just finished Kindergarten so I will be testing the addition and subtraction out on her before I bring it to my classroom next year!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Mrs. Sether
www.mrssetherskindergarten.blogspot.com
Thank you for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteNot sure if I've told you how much you ROCK!!!! so I'll just tell you again...YOU ROCK!!! Thanks for sharing! :0)
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your kind words! You are the BEST followers!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Deedee, for creating and sharing your ideas!
ReplyDeleteReadWriteSing
I have to tell you that you are one of the reasons that I started my own blog. Thank you for sharing so much with the blog world. I love your freebies and your products and I follow you on TpT too.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
www.pocketfullofkinders.blogspot.com
Deedee,
ReplyDeleteI love your blog...you have so many cute and creative ideas!
With math stations or various activities, how many sets of each game do you make? Or do you just have 1 set of each game?
Thanks!
Laura
Hi Laura! Thank you for the compliment!
ReplyDeleteI usually only make one copy of the game. Usually, I have just two students working at a station and they work together to complete the task/activity. This seems to work really well when I thoughtfully partner my kiddos.