Sunday, July 17, 2011

Task Card Frenzy

As you can tell from previous posts, I have really gotten into the idea of math work stations this summer.  I have worked and worked on creating activities that would be fun yet rigorous enough for older students.  I didn't realize just how much I had made until I started printing, cutting out, laminating, and cutting again-wow!

This is my first year doing anything like this, so I'm starting from scratch.  It's been time consuming, but I know I'll be glad I did it now once school starts back. I've placed almost all of my activities in my TpT Store.  I just finished another set of cards that I want to give away to my wonderful blogging friends!  I got the idea from Debbie Diller in her Math Work Stations book, so I hope you'll find it useful.

Draw a Story Problem
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17 comments :

  1. Thanks Ashleigh!!! You know how much I LOVE your stuff and can't wait to use it in my classroom:)

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  2. Love this idea!! Thanks so much for sharing ;)

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  3. Oh wow, Ashleigh. Those look amazing! You've got some great stuff on this blog. Thanks for sharing! :)

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  4. Thanks for sharing they look great!

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  5. These are really great! I am about to begin my student teaching and have added quite a few of your items to my wishlist on TpT!! Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

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  6. I love your work. You know how to make them so appealing. Thank you so much for being you.

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  7. Thanks for sharing! This looks great!

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  8. I do this for my fifth graders as well. They love the transitions, and the time up and about away from their desks.

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  10. I am using your awesome word problems in my math journals. Check out how I have them set up for my class. Thanks for your awesome materials. I love your stuff!

    Hilary

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  11. I can't wait to try these during guided math! Thanks for sharing. I'll be buying more from TpT too!

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  14. Are these work stations useful for 4th grade? I am new to this whole blogging thing and was wondering if Debbie Diller has a math work station book for 3 - 5

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  15. Lindsay,

    The book is for K-2. However, I took the idea and changed things around for upper elementary (mostly 3rd & 4th and a little 5th grade).

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  16. Thanks for the work stations. I can't wait to try them with my fourth graders.

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  17. Thank you for sharing! I may try Workstations this year and if I do this will be a BIG help!

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