Rainbow to 10 Craft & Friends of 10 Math Center Activities for Ways to Make Ten

Are your students struggling with the concept of making 10? These bundle of Friends of 10 and Rainbow to Ten activities and math craft are a fantastic way to give them the practice they need to explore and FINALLY learn number partners and ways to make 10- ensuing a solid foundation in essential math skills. Plus, completed rainbow crafts can be displayed as an eye-catching bulletin board for friends of 10 or taken home by students as a study aid.

This set of Friends of Ten activities and Rainbow to 10 craft make learning number partners and ways to make 10 fun for kids. Engaging and interactive, they build confidence in math while capturing your students’ attention in a playful way.

With a fun craft, a variety of games, bright study sheets, and tasks promoting independent learning, this bundle enriches your math instruction and will fit nicely into your lesson plans.

Here’s What You Get

• Templates for the Rainbow to Ten Craftivity: An adorable rainbow craft students can create while learning friends of ten, perfect for a bulletin board or study aid.
• A Variety of Making 10 Activities: A set of engaging and varied activities tailored to teach and reinforce the concept of making 10.
• Visual Instruction Cards: User-friendly instruction cards that promote independent learning and minimize the need for teacher intervention.
• Interactive Games: Engaging games designed to make learning the concept of making 10 enjoyable and interactive.
• Rainbow to 10 Study Sheets: Useful sheets that serve as a visual aid in understanding and mastering the Friends of Ten concept.
• 2 Versions of Flash Cards: A set of cards in color or black and white that students can use to practice all the ways to make ten.
• Versatile Worksheets: A collection of worksheets that can be used for practice, reinforcement, or informal assessment of making ten.

Here’s What You REALLY Get:

• Solid Foundation in Math Skills: These friends of 10 activities are designed to strengthen students' understanding of basic addition and foundational number concepts. By mastering ways to make ten, students lay the groundwork for more complex math skills.
• Enhanced Student Engagement: The resource’s interactive and colorful nature keeps students interested, turning learning ways to make ten into a fun learning experience. The engaging activities and the Rainbow to Ten Math Craft captivate their attention and make learning fun.
• Development of Independent Learning Skills: The design of the activities encourages students to explore and learn on their own, fostering self-reliance. Students gain confidence as they navigate through the activities and craft with minimal assistance.
• Eye-Catching Bulletin Board Display: Utilize the Rainbow Math Craft to create a vibrant and educational display in your classroom. This bulletin board will not only brighten up your space but also serve as a constant learning aid for students. As they see and interact with the display, they reinforce their understanding of ways to make ten, making the learning process continuous and visually stimulating.

What Teachers Like You are Saying about this Resource:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Katherine S.  says, “Highly engaging activity to use for to help students master “Friends of 10” facts.  The craft was simple for students to create and they were so excited to watch it come together! I appreciated the additional activities (flashcards and game) included to use in centers.”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Wendy R. says, “I love math craftivities and the fact that I can still provide the opportunity to still cut/glue/create in the classroom setting!  I feel as though these activities still align very well with guided math requirements and can be utilized for math rotation activities!  I hope to incorporate these types of activities throughout the year!”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Katelyn B. says, “This was such a fun craft for my students- they love rainbows! Making 10 is such a big part of 1st grade and this is a fun way for them to work on their number partners and display it on the wall for them to remember!”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Allison M. says, “Great craft that helped students practice both their fine motor and decomposing skills. We completed the craft as a whole group to review decomposing within 10 and as a celebration before our school's Easter break.”

You can complete this math craft with your students in whole groups, small groups, or one-on-one settings. Older students or those needing more of a challenge can complete the math craftivity independently using the included visual directions!

The activities are perfect for centers or independent learning.

If your students are anything like the ones I’ve had, they’re motivated to work just a little bit harder when engaged in doing something fun and hands-on like making a craft! They’ll enjoy putting this math craft together so much that they won’t even realize that they’re practicing ways to make 10!

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