Numeracy Reflection

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Samantha Lloyd

some colorful kites hanging from the side of a white wall with numbers on them

Fact Family Kite

Here's a nice idea for fact familly kites.

a door decorated with paper mache and an orange

Place Value

a paper sign with writing on it that says how did you grow as a math teacher today?

Encouraging Student Self-Reflection - Math Coach's Corner

encouraging math talk in the classroom

encouraging math talk in the classroom - Google Search

Quick Formative Assessment Tool

Parking lot assessment tool.

a flower made out of paper with numbers on it

Storing Your Classroom Supplies - Miss Kindergarten

math flowers

a paper plate that has some kind of bird on it

Here's the fraction chicken we made during today's Ag in the Classroom Workshop. Download the Barnyard Friends file and look for the Paper Plate Chick lesson for basic directions.

Different ways to make numbers - Wanted Poster

two snowmen made out of colored paper on a white wall with red and yellow background

Snowman Number Representation

It's All Elementary: Snowman Number Representation

a colorful kite with numbers on it flying through the air above another kite that has four squares attached to it

The Mailbox

Here's a nice idea for representing a number in a variety of ways.

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Building Number Sense

Here's a great post with descriptions of a range of number sense activities used in a K classroom.

three pieces of paper with black dots on them sitting next to a pair of scissors

Part Part Whole Cards

Here's a series of Part-Part-Whole cards for numbers to 20. You can also download cards with fireflies instead of dots!

an art project made with colored crayons and paper

Step into 2nd Grade with Mrs. Lemons

Here's a nice idea for creating fraction kites.

$a green piece of paper with numbers and fractions on it sitting on the floor$

Here's a nice idea for game where students roll dice to generate fractions and them draw and compare them.

three different types of caterpillars on paper

Here's a nice idea for creating "fractionpillars" to work on identifying fractions as part of a set.