As you know, I've been making my way through the common core checklist and using that checklist to guide my planning while trying to work in various monthly themes for January like penguins, Dr. King and of course for February, Valentine's Day!
I found these large candy hearts that I like better than the tiny ones for this kind of activity. After the game, each child will get a small box of untouched :) hearts as a prize for playing along! That way, I can reuse the large hearts next year.
To see more click on the picture below! The set comes with directions, a fun, colorful game mat and two versions of the recording sheet. One has sums to ten, the other sums to twenty. It's just $1.25 at my TPT shop.
As usual, with new items, leave me your email in the comments below and I'll randomly select three to get them free! :)
I'm looking for an easy, inexpensive whole-class activity or project for 100's Day. I need an idea for a 20 minute rotation with four second grade classes that can be managed with just little old me~ so Fruit Loop necklaces are out!! I'd love to hear your awesome suggestions!
Hooray for another four day week!
Jeannine,
ReplyDeleteI love Anything CONVERSATION HEARTS! Can't wait to give this a try with my firsties!
Thanks for sharing!
Julie
Ms. Marciniak's First Grade Critter Cafe
The fact that anyone can eat even a single conversation heart is beyond me...I could live a long, happy life without touching one!
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One of the reasons I love V-Day is for the sickening sweet, deliciously chalky conversation hearts-Love them!Your game looks great!
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Love anything with Conversation Hearts, just don't like eating them. But they are so cute!
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How cute! Anything with conversation hearts is soooo much fun. My kiddos love to read the sayings! Thanks for sharing.
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