Number anchor charts

Number Sense was our very first math unit of the year. And, while on our curriculum map, the unit is ending, we all know that first graders need number sense and number value all year…am I right? A firm foundation in number sense and number value will allow our young mathematicians to be able to […]

Number anchor chart. I love how this includes all the concepts from the shape to addition.

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Counting Strategies Anchor Chart We have been working on identifying numbers and counting. We did the following activities to practice counting strategies. After these counting strategies are introduced and practiced we have lots of discussions about how our brains work when we count. Touch and Count To practice the touch and count strategy we played this simple game with a die, a game board and Halloween erasers from Target. Roll the die, touch and count the dots and add an eraser to that…

Help your kindergarteners learn to count with these colorful and engaging anchor charts. Each chart features a different number, from 0 to 20, along with corresponding pictures and words. Perfect for helping kids practice their counting skills and build a strong foundation in math. #kindergartenmath #counting

Tips, tricks, and materials for creating and using engaging anchor charts in the K-2 classroom throughout the school year.

Use math anchor charts to help students with difficult math concepts. Enjoy the number representation anchor charts freebie!

I am loving this anchor chart from @theprimaryparty. There are some great visuals and tools for both addition and subtraction.

Last year our school district adopted the Marzano Teacher Evaluation model. We are adding domains to be observed on each year. We are taking it slow so that teachers will really understand what they are being observed on. Soon, we will need to begin posting our student learning goals. I wanted to give it a go this year. I originally planned on using these dry erase boards to write I can statements with the kiddos each day. But then I thought – what good is it for my kiddos if they can’t…

Number Bonds provide students with a visual for practicing part part whole. This is an essential concept for understanding how addition and subtraction are related. When I first started teaching them in the my classroom, I HATED them! I felt like I was confusing my kids. They did not understand which circle was the whole. ... Read More about Number Bonds in the Classroom