My kiddos LOVE building blocks so I like to tap into that interest and find ways to keep them engaged and learning while 'playing'. :)
The newest addition to my building block math resources has students practicing doubles up to 6+6. I'm thinking about creating one with doubles up to 12+12, do you think that would be a hit?
Teachers have a choice of using a spinner or dice with this station. The students in the group are usually my deciding factor!
Students roll or spin then double the number to play this game. I have included "I can" instruction cards for each option and made it available in both color and black and white. For added fun I use Lego block as game markers.
If your student love building blocks too I also have the following resources available, just click on the pictures to learn more :)
and this freebie :)
How bout turning those Lego creations into a writing opportunity? The next time you hear "I don't know what to write about" give them this paper and have them write about that Lego creation they made during recess :) Click on the picture below to download for FREE.
Ooooh, I know some of my boys (and girls) will love this!!!
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I just sent you an email - enjoy!!
DeleteThe students will be fighting over who gets to play...I mean, learn!
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I just sent you a msg :)
DeleteMy students would LOVE this!
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I just sent you an email - enjoy!
DeleteI would love a copy! Thank you! eaglepride1984@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI just saw I was beat by one minute. Maybe next time. :-). Also, I think going up to 12+12 would be a hit! I think the more options, the better. Once the kiddos master up to 6+6, I know they would love more. Thanks for all your hard work!
ReplyDeleteI think you're right, I'm going to add it to my to-do list. I just sent you an email, one minute doesn't seem fair ;)
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