Which Ten Frame is Needed to Make Ten? Dia de los Muertos

Do you do Dia de los Muertos activities with your class?  Want a fun twist on putting partially filled ten frames together to make ten?  Here is a resource designed to be used with Google Classroom™ or Google Drive™.
                                                                   

                                                                   

On each slide the student will see a Dia de los Muertos character holding a ten frame. The student them decides which of the other two ten frames would make 10 when combined with the ten frame that the character is holding.  The student then clicks on the ten frame that he chooses as his answer.  The large graphics make it easier for kids to click on and this game is appropriate for kindergarten and Pre-k students.  It is also teacher friendly.
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Making Ten with Ten Frames Fun Halloween Theme

Want a fun twist on putting partially filled ten frames together to make ten?  Here is a resource designed to be used with Google Classroom™ or Google Drive™. 
                                                                   

On each slide the student will see Frankenstein or a vampire holding a ten frame. The student them decides which of the other two ten frames would make 10 when combined with the ten frame that the character is holding.  The student then clicks on the ten frame that he chooses as his answer.  The large graphics make it easier for kids to click on and this game is appropriate for kindergarten and Pre-k students.  It is also teacher friendly.
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Using Dollar Store Photo Albums to Make Dry Erase Activities

Using Dollar Store Photo Albums to Make Dry-Erase Activities

Put Pirates and Parrots Domino Add the Room cards in a dollar store photo album to make dry-erase activities for early finishers.  

Pirates and Parrots Domino Add the Room provides fun and exciting math centers for learners to practice addition facts. This resource takes the popular Add the Room activity to another level. Students use a domino graphic to determine the addition equation represented by the number of dots on the domino. 

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Kamp Kindergarten


 

Addition Word Problems (Easter) (missing addends, 2 addends, & 3 addends)

Easter Addition Word Problems

Grab these cute Addition Word Problems for Easter HERE!

(includes number line, drawing, ten frame, and equation)

Addition word problems in this packet are correlated to common core standard MCCKOA 2. There are 15 pages. Each page contains one addition word problem to solve. There is a number line for students to use to solve the problem. An empty box is available for students to draw the matching picture for the word problem. There is also a ten frame box for students to use for counters or for drawing or coloring in the boxes and an equation box containing blanks, a plus sign, and an equals sign. 

The 15 word problems are about Easter including the Easter Bunny, hiding eggs, hunting eggs, painting and coloring eggs, Easter basket, candy, chocolate bunnies, jelly beans, chicks, and tulips. 

This addition word problems pack is great for DIFFERENTIATING for your student needs. There are different levels of word problems. Five of the word problems ask for the sum of 2 addends (5+5=__). Six of the problems have a missing addend (4+__=8), and 4 of the problems ask for the sum of 3 addends (3+2+4=__). These levels are great when conducting math groups of different ability levels. Having the 3 addends helps challenge your higher level students.

Many other addition and subtraction word problem packets are available as well as addition and subtraction problems (sums to 10) with manipulatives.

You may also like:
Emergent Reader: Butterflies (variety of sight words)
Spring Read and Write
Emergent Reader: Easter Eggs (number and color words)
Subtraction Problems with Manipulatives (Creepy Crawlies)

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