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Winter Common Core K.NBT.A.1 projects
Winter Math Craft, January Hot Chocolate Bulletin Board Craft
This Hot Chocolate Math Craft is perfect for your January Bulletin Boards or even a Winter Festival Craft. This winter math craft is easy to prep and includes 6 ways to differentiate, saving you time while also support students' needs. Students practice number matching or addition and subtraction within 20. This Helpful Resource Includes:► Mug Templates► Marshmallow and Snowflake Pieces for each level► Optional Editable Templates to input your own numbers and facts.► Color and Black/White► Answe
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PreK - 1st
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First Grade Place Value Craft / Activity- Winter Themed- Common Core Aligned
BRRRR- it's cold outside! This craftivity aims to get your kids engaged and interested in place value while they work to do a hands-on craft activity that integrates arts. The finished product turns out so cute and makes great displays for bulletin boards or outside hallways.
Included in this packet are all of the following:
-Printables kids will need to use for their posters (My snowflake is made of... and then a break down of the place value of the number...) I've included 2 different version
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K - 3rd
100th Day of School Math Craft, Making Ten Cupcake Sprinkle Craft
Celebrate the 100th day of school with this 100th Day Math Craft. This Making Ten Math Craft has students solving for the addend to make ten on each sprinkle. Making Ten on ten sprinkles equals 100! This cupcake craft is no prep and very engaging for students. The perfect, easy way to celebrate the 100th day!This Helpful Resource Includes:► Cupcake Frosting and Sprinkle Templates► Cupcake Wrapper Template► "Making Ten" Sign► Cherry Template► Color and Black/White► Answer KeyThe Best Part? This c
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PreK - 1st
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Addition Craftivity: Frosty Glyphs Single and Double Digit
Glyphs are a fun and crafty way to liven up your math practice! Create fun (and cute) snowman while practicing your math facts. This pdf has single and double digit addition. Your students choose which problems to solve. This activity allows for voice and choice and differentiation. Or, you can choose for them at first and then have them do it again. (This is like the gift that just keeps on giving.) Enjoy!Instructions:1. Solve one problem from each section. 2. Next, find which range the
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