When I saw this, my first thought was---more than and less than. That alligator is hhuuunnnggrrryy and needs something to eat. How cute would this be detailed on both sides so that you could flip it either way depending on if it was more or less...
Meet the Dubiens: alphabet craft: A is for alligator: We're going to start doing weekly alphabet crafts. Kirsten knows her whole ABC song and has for a long time, but we're working on letter re...
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Friday, November 4, 2011
Ways to Make One and Two
I want to help my children make the transition from handheld manipulatives to being able to do math problems in their heads. It is a little bit too much of a stretch, though, so I made up these worksheets to help ease them into it. It is basically fact families using two different color crayons. You can find it at my new google web site: https://sites.google.com/site/mstiakk/ under forms and docs. It is just getting started so please ignore the mess.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Back to Kindergarten again
Wow! I have not posted on my blog in quite some time. At the beginning of the school year, I had taken a new position in Seventh Grade as a language arts teacher and was in the process of reviving my edublogs blog for them to use. Situations changed, and I find myself back in Kindergarten. As I started searching for Kindergarten material again, I found so many wonderful blogs that I never knew existed. Thanks so much to everyone who takes the time to create awesome resources for some of our littlest learners.
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