If you've followed my blog this summer, you know I've been working like crazy on math work stations, and I've gone a little overboard on making task cards. The item I'm giving a way came from an idea from Debbie Diller's Math Work Stations book and can be adapted for almost any grade level. Check it out, and I hope you like it! Just click on the picture.
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Wow I love it! Thanks for sharing - I am going to incorporate these into my calendar routine for my kiddos!
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Thanks for stopping by Ashleigh (o: Love your polka dots!
ReplyDeleteI'm telling you, Kevin and Amanda have the best fonts and ba-zillions of them. Hope your school year is off and running well! (o:
not working for me. :(
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ReplyDeleteHi Ashleigh! Thanks so much for sharing this! One of my goals in Math this year is to write more of their own story problems, and this will be a great resource!
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Kristen
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Ashleigh - thank you for sharing! Love it!
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Love it! Thanks so much
ReplyDeleteI love this! You said you were working on your math stations, I'd love to know more about this! I started math stations this week and I am looking for a way to tweak a few things because it wasn't working for me. Would you mind sharing a little about yours? I'l hoping to write a post about mine in the next week!
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Ashleigh--this is incredible! I love how adorable it is and what a great way to work on story problems. I love all of your printables, they are always eye-catching and so useful!
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Thank you all so much! I'm really excited about using this too!
ReplyDeleteMs. Payton, I will definitely share more, but I actually don't start back until Monday, so I need a little practice myself first:)
Ashleigh,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the center! It's on Pinterest, and that is how I found your blog. I teach 2nd and will be able to use it in a few months when we get into double digits!
Just read your Meet the Teacher post! I live in Virginia now, but I grew up in Melbourne and I get the whole nothing but cows reference! Although Melbourne isn't like that... but I know what you mean... Anyway, love your blog!
This is awesome!! Thanks a bunch for sharing this!!
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Thanks so much for sharing this awesome math station packet-it is adorable and I know my second graders will have fun! My copy of Debbie Diller's book finally arrived today, after being back-ordered!
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