Showing posts with label Superhero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Superhero. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 29, 2015

Planning for 2016 with a freebie :)

I hope that everyone is having a wonderful winter break - I know I am!!!  I've been doing some mindless reading and doing some Netflix binging!

I've updated my New Year's Mystery Picture for 2016 and it's still free :) You can download it HERE.

I've also added a new Mystery Picture to my Place Value bundle - If you own it you can download it HERE.  The bundle now contains 28 pictures.

This picture has a Superhero theme and will provide place value practice anytime of year.  Students solve the tens and ones to find the number before they color.

I copy the two student pages on an 11 X 17" paper and the students LOVE working on the large paper!!
As always, I'll send a copy of the Superhero mystery picture to the first 3 people who comment on this post.

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Superhero Math

It's done and added to my store.  Print, Roll and Play Dice Activities (Superhero Edition)!!  I am loving these packs.  They are black and white to save ink, each activity includes an 'I can' student instruction card and all you need to so is add dice for instant hands-on practice.


I have also added it to my bundle and have not increased the price  - a $24.50 value for $15 and by purchasing you guarantee yourself a free download of any future additions to the pack. Coming soon ... Valentine's Day :)


My dice learning packs are on sale throughout the remainder of the Jump into January Freebie Blog Hop.  Haven't seen it yet?  Find out more HERE!
As always, I'd like to give away a few copies of my new product.  The first 3 people who leave a comment on this post will get a Superhero Dice Learning Pack!

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Adding 10 (Superhero Style)

My most recent product in my TPT store has a Superhero theme.  I am LOVING the graphics and see a few more Superhero math stations in my near future :)

This product has 2 options.  One has students choose a ten frame card and add 10. Then they find the sum on their gameboard. The first to fill their gameboard is the winner.
 The second is the same game with a dice choice rather than a ten frame card.

For students who find adding 10 a bit of a challenge, I have included a ten frame so they can use it to add on from their chosen number.

An "I can..." card is included for each game to build student independence. (What did I ever do before I used these?  I have nooooo idea!)

Here's a little peek:
You can find this product at my TPT store.  As usual, I'll send a copy to the first 2 followers who leave a comment on this post.

There have been over 100 entries in The Teacher Appreciation Extravaganza.  If you haven't entered or picked up the great freebies click on the picture. 
Good luck!