I was outside reading more of my Debbie Diller Math Work Stations book and I came across an activity where students record 1 more, 1 less, 10 more, and 10 less for the day's number on a section of a 100 chart and I knew I HAD to make one for my calendar math board, as this is something that is always challenging... and I knew I HAD to share it with you lovely folks!
So, here it is! Please forgive me for making two posts today... I committed that offense many times last month before I realized what a taboo it is! Thanks for the comments too! :)
21 comments:
Cute and fun, Christina-thanks!
Primary Practice
New to 2nd grade this year! Your blog/ideas/website have been great. Thanks :)
This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Swimming into Second
Post as many times a day as you please! Thanks for all the wonderful things you share!
Love both posts!! Thank you!
Love this! I will be using it next week!
Students need plently of practice with this concept. I am printing this as I type.
I love this! I am going to add it to my interactive calendar:)
☮Monica
The Schroeder Page
Super-duper love this! I love how it's visual and the kids can use a 100 chart...If they really understand the concept! Super assessment!
Mandy
FirstGradeToTheCore
Love this idea! Would it be possible to create one that is 10 more, 10 less, 100 more, 100 less?
I've used a grid similar to this but so not cute. Yours is FAB!! Love it! Thanks!
Oh My Little Classity Class
I love this! I saw it pinterest earlier today and pinned it. I really like your blog and your ideas--I should have immediately known it was from you--Super Cute & creative.
2nd Grade Ponderings
Thank you for this... I love it! :)
Love this! Thank you for sharing!
Christina, I love your fill it in board...too cute! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much... darling board!
Lory
Lory's Page
Will be using this - this year! Thanks a bunch!!!!! :)
I love this! Thank you!
This is so cute and fun! Thanks
This is fabulous. I work in an afterschool childcare program and the homework the last two weeks has focused on 1 more, 1 less, 10 more, and 10 less. I'm going to laminate and use with dry erase pens so I can use over and over.
Great idea! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Michelle
Great skill builder!! I too will be laminating these and using them at a station. Thanks :)
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