How do these math games work? You can play many ways:
1- Cut out colored hearts. Instruct students to match
the heart pieces together that add up to 10, and then place the match on
one of the blank hearts. Continue until all six blank hearts have been
filled with pairs that add up to 10. Record the matches on the sheet
titled “I can make 10!”
2- Make a file folder game. Cut out colored hearts. Glue one half of
each heart to the inside of the file folder. Laminate the pieces and let
students match the halves together that add up to 10.
3- Give students the blank hearts and let them write in numbers that add up to 10.
4- Cut out colored hearts and glue one half of each heart on top of a
blank heart. Give students the blank heart sheet (that now has a colored
heart glued on top of half of each blank heart), and let your students
write in the correct number on the other half of the heart.
Thanks so much for sharing your free printables, Carla! I featured your Valentines Math printables as Free Printable(s) of the Day at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/LivingMontessoriNow (and on Pinterest)
Great idea! Thanks for sharing your post with us at Eco-Kids Tuesday. Hope to see you back today! http://likemamalikedaughter.blogspot.com/2013/02/melt-my-heart-eco-kids-tuesday.html
6 comments:
Love the hearts that add up to 10 - great idea!!
Thanks, Erika! It's a kindergarten standard both in the Texas State Standards and the Common Core, so it seemed like a good idea. ; )
These are great! Thanks for sharing them on We Made That!
Thanks so much for sharing your free printables, Carla! I featured your Valentines Math printables as Free Printable(s) of the Day at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/LivingMontessoriNow (and on Pinterest)
Great idea! Thanks for sharing your post with us at Eco-Kids Tuesday. Hope to see you back today! http://likemamalikedaughter.blogspot.com/2013/02/melt-my-heart-eco-kids-tuesday.html
You bet, We Made That!
Deb, Thanks so much for sharing this! I really appreciate it!
Hannah, Thanks for hosting Eco-Kids Tuesday!
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