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Pinterest Pick 3: September

I am so excited to be linking up with Lisa from Pawsitively Teaching and Marissa from The Inspired Owls Corner. 

This is such a fun linky party to be apart of it. I decided for this month I would look at math. This year I was moved from my team and I am in a new team. I teach 1st grade math to 48 sassy pants (as I like to call them). So why not look for ideas that will help me on this new journey. 


My first choice is all about more or less. I do calendar math on my inter write board and my kiddos seems to have trouble with more or less. 
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 Although this pin says 2nd grade on it, it can be done with first graders. All kiddos need that practice. More than anything, they need those vocabulary. 


My second choice would make an awesome Daily 3 Math by myself activity. 
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I think I would make bigger ten frames so my kiddos can use bingo dobbers to mark the numbers. This is great practice for counting by tens or just counting in general. 



The last choice is one that goes with my lessons right now with my students. We are working on picking a number and making all the addition facts for that number. 
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 This a great display to have but it would also be a great interactive notebook idea. (I better get to working on that now!) 

Well I hope that you enjoyed my picks for this month. Head over to other blogs and check out their picks. Better yet, jump in and join the fun! Who doesn't love going on Pinterest! Lol! 


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5 comments:

  1. Pawsitively TeachingSeptember 3, 2015 at 7:25 AM

    What a great way to show making numbers in different ways! Thanks for sharing and linking up!

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  2. Inspired Owl's CornerSeptember 3, 2015 at 7:27 AM

    Great math ideas! I need more ideas for math calendar! Thank you for sharing and linking up! :)

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  3. apluskidsblogginSeptember 3, 2015 at 9:35 AM

    Love the 20 frames activity. I know kids would be excited and motivated to put those pencils down and work like this. Fun! Thanks for sharing!

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  4. UnknownSeptember 4, 2015 at 6:09 PM

    I could certainly see how kids might enjoy these activities. They make math fun.

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  5. Kelly McFarlandSeptember 8, 2015 at 10:09 AM

    What awesome pins! I love the twenty-frames activity. I also think it'd make a great center choice. Fun!

    Kelly
    Lattes and Lunchrooms

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