As you know I LOVE Corduroy by Don Freeman. I was in need of a little subtraction practice for my kiddos so I whipped up this little activity. If you think your students could use a little extra practice click on the picture to download a copy.
This activity can be used on it's own or with my
Corduroy Literacy Unit.
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This post is hooked up with Manic Monday Classroom Freebies :-) I love to stop by and always find lots of goodies!!
Your Corduroy is sooooo cute. Thanks for sharing the freebie:)
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You're welcome! I'm looking forward to your post tomorrow :)
DeleteThanks for sharing this freebie. Corduroy is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI actually changed all of the numbers to tens and used it this week with my kiddos (so 8-4 became 80-40) and it was such perfect practice for our subtracting tens lesson.
I haven't read Corduroy for quite a while--but I noticed there are some new easy readers out based on him. So I may look into purchasing your unit. :)
Great idea for changing to tens. Corduroy is one of my absolute favorite classics :-) Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteYou're welcome! Thanks for stopping by :-+)
ReplyDeleteYour Corduroy is very cute. Thanks so much for sharing this great freebie!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like it :) Enjoy!
DeleteMy daughter wanted me to print this out immediately for her and make 21 copies for her class :)
ReplyDeleteDiane
Fifth in the Middle
That is too cute!! Thanks for sharing your story with me - you made my night :-)
DeleteThank you so much for the cute freebie!! I will be using it this week! :)
ReplyDeleteMrs. Black's Bees
I'm so glad you like it! Thanks for stopping by :)
DeleteThank you so much or the freebie!! :) Just what I needed!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like it!!
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