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    Geography Activities for first and second grade

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Here’s a fun activity to practice teen numbers and Here’s a fun activity to practice teen numbers and place value. Spin and add the ten and the ones to get a teen number. Cover the number on the math mat. Simple! Your students will love this activity because 🌟It’s hands-on! 🌟It’s engaging and fun! 🌟It’s low-prep! To grab this freebie, click the link in my bio and select Decomposing Teen Numbers.
Tens and Ones Math Mat can be used to represent nu Tens and Ones Math Mat can be used to represent numbers in more than one way. You can also easily differentiate instruction by extending or limiting the number range. For this activity, students pick a card and build the number. They can use base ten blocks or a draw quick tens and ones. Last, they complete the statement. This activity is: ✔️ Hands-on and easy to implement ✔️ All students can engage in this activity ✔️ Use in a small group or as a center Grab it here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-Math-Centers-4733246
Tired of doing everything your self? ✏️ Get yourse Tired of doing everything your self? ✏️ Get yourself some class helpers! What I love about this resource is that it will give students the opportunity to be responsible and give them some ownership over the classroom environment. 🍎 There are 32 print and go and easily editable class jobs that will fit any classroom theme! 🍏 DM or comment below for the link or grab the link in my bio!
Here's one way to make place value fun! This mat Here's one way to make place value fun! This math center activity can ✅ played independently or with a partner ✅ two versions: one math mat with numerals and one with words This activity is a fun way to practice place value and decomposing numbers into tens and some ones. You can use this as a lesson, math center, or for students that need extra practice. Get it here by clicking this link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Place-Value-Math-Centers-4733246
I love sound sorts! For this activity, students ma I love sound sorts! For this activity, students match the picture to the initial sound. For students that are ready for a challenge, I let them draw a picture of a word that matches the sound we are working on! Learn more phonemic awareness activities I use during the beginning of the year by clicking the link in my bio.
Getting ready for the end of the year? 🤚🏽 Downloa Getting ready for the end of the year? 🤚🏽 Download these free end of the year memory writing prompts. They’re a fun way to get students thinking and sharing their favorite moments from the year. Click the link in the bio to scoop them up!
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