Onto the freebie. When I looked at my students’ most recent MAP test results and also as I discussed their report cards at my most recent set of parent-teacher conferences, I noticed a recurring theme: We need to work on computation. It seems that as we’ve gotten into other math skills, such as money, tens and ones, etc. I haven’t been reviewing addition and subtraction enough. So, this teacher is making a change. I’m finding addition and subtraction worksheets, centers, and games wherever I can to help my students review these skills.
Of course I wasn’t completely satisfied with what I found, so I created this freebie to use at my math center and I wanted to share it with all of you!
You can click on the picture to get from google docs. It is also available in my TpT store.
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Cute freebie! Thank you!
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Learning With Mrs. Brinn
When I taught math we had the same problem in the spring- we'd teach money, fractions, geometry, etc. and not computation. We had to integrate it into stations, and switched up our scope & sequence so we'd still be able to do some computation in our lessons year long. If I teach math again I'd definitely use your freebie in a work station! Super cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the freebie! I can't wait to use it! Kirsten
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