The numbers at the top will be my station numbers, and each row is a different week. I've been encouraged to realize that many of the tasks I already do will be great for work stations, so I've been busy converting some of my activities into a format that better fits with the work stations. I already uploaded a Place Value Scavenger Hunt and Place Value Card Sort to TpT, so check it out if you're interested.
I don't want to share anything I'm selling without giving away something too, so here is an activity I'm going to use as a math work station that my students LOVED. They used to beg me to let them play it over and over again, and I think it did help them develop their mental math and rounding skills.




These are great! If you dont mind me asking what program do you use to make your things? My photoshop is going to expire in 4 days eeek!
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Thanks Courtney! I don't mind at all. I use Microsoft Word for everything, and the clipart came from Thistlegirl. I bought a license a few weeks ago to start making Smartboard things, and as you can see I'm still procrastinating :)
ReplyDeleteAshleigh thanks so much for the suggestions on books! Make sure to join the giveaway and be a follower. prayteachlove.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteAshleigh what grade do you teach? Also what games are you planning on having the kids play on Ipad?
ReplyDeleteI teach 3rd and finding good apps is one of my summer projects. I wish there was a way to preview them before buying them. I haven't seen any light versions for the ones I'm interested in. I did buy ilive math, which looks neat, but I really haven't worked with it enough to know much about it.
ReplyDeleteI noticed you have ipads in your workstations. I am getting 10 ipads for this coming school year and I can't wait to use then. Do you have the ipad2? Maybe our kids can Skype.
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I honestly don't know what we have. If we do have it I would LOVE to Skype. I think that would be really cool!
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