This upcoming week I will be introducing the number bracelets for numbers 1, 2, & 3!
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These are great! I love your Play-doh centers!
Stephany
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your students are so lucky to have you Tara. It's obvious that you've put a lot of time and thought into these activities (and a lot of thought into where kinders are developmentally at this stage).
Fantastic!
Kelli
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Thank you Kelli! 😀
Tara
How do you hold your kids accountable for the individual math centers? I love the ideas, but I'm curious about the accountability. Thanks for sharing!!
I assign 2 students to each tub. I will eventually resort to a rotation board, but because we are just starting I am assigning them to a tub myself. Our math centers are at the end of the day so they are a lot more "relaxed" as far as how quiet they need to be- compared to that of the morning literacy daily 5.
Tara
I keep a laminated class list in each bucket and they have to cross off their name when they are done. It helps me to keep track!
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The playdoh shape mats are awesome. I was wondering if these can be edited. Our district wants us to use the word rhombus rather than diamond. Our students also have to identify the hexagon and trapezoid. Thank you for sharing all these great ideas!
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