Christmas tree addition stories
Showing posts with label addition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label addition. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Turkey Addition
Turkey Addition
just some Thanksgiving addition fun.....
Turkey Feather Addition
roll the dice.
show that many yellow feathers
count on to find out how many green feathers to add to make 5
Gobblers on the Gate Addition
roll the dice
show that many red feathers
count on to find out how many yellow feathers are needed to make 10
Manicure Math
Manicure Math Addition
We learned about addition by playing "Manicure Math."
The kids loved it!
Click here for your copy of Manicure Math!
(to prepare the dice, cover the six with a zero.)
How to play:
1. roll the dice
2. color the fingernails on the left hand, write the addend.
3. roll the dice
4. color the fingernails on the right hand, write the addend
5. Count the colored fingernails and write the sum!
Friday, June 29, 2012
Addition
Lima Bean Addition
preparation: reuse Altoid mint tin; paint five lima beans for each tin.
paint one side of each lima bean yellow, the other side red.
Directions: student closes tin and gently shakes. Open the tin and observe the colors shown. Record the addition problem on the recording sheet by coloring in the ovals (lima beans).
Write the addition problem. All sums should equal 5.
Easter
Spring Bunny Bump Game
My students loved this game! I found it at
I modified the game for 2 dice addition. The students rolled the dice,
added, found the sun om the game board and covered it with a marker.
See the blog for game directions.
Bunny Addition Fun
We used bunny cutouts on pocket chart to create addition problem. Students demonstrated addition problems using colored marshmallows as the the bunny's teeth. If they got the sum correct, they ate the marshmallows!


Short Vowels Word Search
Bunny diecuts were placed around the room. Some had long vowel words and some had short vowel words. The students "Read and Write the Room" by searching for the short vowel words and writing them on Easter stationery.
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