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Using one 12-cup or 18-cup egg carton. Put numbers on stickers and put in bottom of each cup. These can be made anyway you want to correspond with your student's ability level. We used numbers 1-12 and then repeated 1-6. Place a marker of some kind (colored chip, button, etc) inside carton and close lid. Shake the carton and open to see the number the marker landed on. You can use this for the following: 1. Bingo 2. Uncover game (Cover the number on the game board that corresponds with th

This is a collection type game where they will roll one dice to see how many spaces to move and the other shape dice to see which shape they will move the spaces on. That way they are working together to race the different shapes, not against each other. Could also play it with a color dice! #sjsd

Use ten frames for students to indicate attendance. Be sure to encourage students to talk about their mathematical thinking. #sjsd

Snowman game #sjsd

Oversized large group Ice Cream "all gone" game. Creating oversized games to practice as a whole group prior to introducing games at work time builds confidence for students to independently play with peers. #sjsd

Using anything to fill the spaces. Take turns rolling a die and filling the spaces until the board is covered. #sjsd

Roll, Say, Keep: this is a great game for identifying shapes, letters, words, numbers...while practicing mathematical skills too. Place numerals, shapes, letters or words on each space. Have your child roll the die and find the corresponding space that matches their roll. If they can identify the item in that space, they keep it. #sjsd

Using a ten frame, students can easily see that 7 is more than 2 more than 5 or 3 less than 10. Once students can visualize numbers on a ten frame, they can begin to manipulate those numbers within their connections to ten as a whole. #sjsd

Cocoa

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Gaming

Ten frames hot cocoa game. #sjsd

A ten frame is a simple graphic tool that allows children to "see" numbers and their relationships to ten. #sjsd

Voting boards, ten frames and simple games are great ways to create meaningful math experiences in preschool. #sjsd

Create oversized games for children to play during large group or work time. #sjsd

Students will roll a die, count the dots and identify the number. Students will find the matching number of dots on the “Roll, Say, Keep” Mat. Students will identify the item (numeral, shape, letter...) placed on their mat. #sjsd

Create a life size ten frame on the floor with painters tape. Students could strengthen number sense even during line up time. #sjsd

File Folders

Stickers

Use stickers and file folders to create simple games that build mathematical skills. #sjsd

Use file folders and stickers to create Simple games to use with dice. #sjsd

Visual

Turn your attendance or voting board into ten frames to help build visual number sense. #sjsd

Marshmallows

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Marshmallow

Hot cocoa and marshmallows ten frame. #sjsd

Number

Large

Create an oversized ten frame for use at large group. #sjsd

Senses

Shelving

Velcro

Preschool tens frame: utilizing the Velcro backing of shelving, create a tens frame for students to 'check in'. Great for attendance and building mathematical number sense. #sjsd

Supporting the Royals in the World Series and learning all the while! 1st picture: Sort and classify different balls based on their physical characteristics. 2nd picture: Measuring using small baseball bats. #nonstandard methods of measurement 3rd picture: I was ______ bats tall. #finemotor 4th picture: fun with balls and bats #grossmotor 5th picture: immersed in literacy 6th picture: how many bats would it take to go all the way around the teacher? Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Baseball Bats, Classroom Fun, All The Way, Royals, Literacy, Balls

Supporting the Royals in the World Series and learning all the while! 1st picture: Sort and classify different balls based on their physical characteristics. 2nd picture: Measuring using small baseball bats. #nonstandard methods of measurement 3rd picture: I was ______ bats tall. #finemotor 4th picture: fun with balls and bats #grossmotor 5th picture: immersed in literacy 6th picture: how many bats would it take to go all the way around the teacher?

Kindergarten Bound

Preschoolers in @StJosephSchools are learning while supporting our @Royals #TakeTheCrown

What kind of pizza toppings do you like? Use your fine motor skills to cut out the ingredients to build your favorite pizza and then graph as a class to gather data and notice trends. #sjsd www.sjsd.k12.mo.us/preschool

Voting on a name for the class ' Go Away Big Green Monster ' #halloween #sjsd #preschool www.sjsd.k12.mo.us/preschool

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