I have talked about my love from Grab and Go games in the past. Here is another version of a Grab and Go game for math groups I will use after the break to watch how students add and subtract without regrouping. I love how easily these games work and how the kids LOVE them!!!
Actually I won’t do it. My partner teacher is doing this with her groups. We have changed up our math instruction (again).
We divided the class into three groups. One group will be with her learning how to add and subtract. That is her only goal for the quarter. I am in charge of teaching the rest ( geometry, fractions, place value, measurement). She is REALLY good at explaining addition and subtraction and we decided to capitalize on that. We figured we can meet more often with kids and cover more concepts in the week if we do it this way. The one group NOT meeting with a teacher completes a Daily Math page (I will share this one day- like Monday!) and then can play a game with a partner if available or alone if a partner is not available.
Does that make sense?
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Mandy Gregory is a 2007 and 2012 Teacher of the Year. She has taught Kindergarten- 4th grades in both the general education and inclusion settings. She is currently a 1st grade Special Education teacher. She is the owner and creator of Mandy’s Tips for Teachers website (www.mandystipsforteachers.com) and has over 13 years of teaching experience. She is married with two beautiful children.
Thanks so much!
Divide & conquer! Sometimes it's the only way! Nice job!
Amy Howbert
Little Miss Organized
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How wonderful are you! Thanks for the freebie.
Laurie
Chickadee Jubilee
LOVE IT! One of these days I will learn to make awesome looking products! I wonder if there is a tutorial somewhere on pinterest! hehe
Christina 🙂
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Apples, Books, and Crayons
You are awesome! Thank you so much. I would love to hear more about how you set up your math instruction. I will search your blog. I'm sure you have talked about it before. 🙂
Super cute! I'm featuring this post on Bagels and Blogs tomorrow. 🙂
Donna
Math Coach’s Corner
Micah- I am going to write that up this week! It is note fantastic (and we change it all the time), but I will get it up! 🙂
I wish I had someone I could do this with! It would be sooo much easier to work with the kiddos who struggle and also challenge the ones who need challenging…I LOVE my math workshop though, besides the fact that it's a little hard to do much differentiating in 50 minutes.
Thanks for the freebie, my kiddos are going to love it!
:)Ashley
Primary Teacherhood
Thank you for this awesome freebie!!
Shibahn
http://www.landoflearning.wordpress.com
thanks for the freebie girl!!
Thank you so much. I appreciate the freebie!
Thanks for the freebie! What font did you use? I love the font and I am busy playing around with them.
Shelly
Smiling and Shining in Second Grade
Hey Shelly! I used Miss Law's font. The link is actually on the credits page if you would like to download it. It is one of my favorites!!!
Thanks for the great resource, the kids think they're playing… They don't realize they're learning!
*Check page 6 problem 16, it has an addition sign instead of a subtraction sign. 36+13 = 23 🙂