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Math Videos and games!!! April 20, 2012

Filed under: 1 Mrs. A's Daily Posts!,Math — mrsarsenault @ 7:39 am

We are currently working on addition, skip counting, hundred charts, and more!

Below are a few great ways to practice math skills at home!

This video will help your child practice adding “doubles.”

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This Video is fun way to count by twos!

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“Numbers in the 20 start with a 2!”

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This video is  a favorite in our class for skip counting by 10, 5 and 2.

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And for those kids who struggle with the transitional numbers (e.g. – 29…30 or 39…40)

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And our favorite song/video for counting to 100!

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We will continue to explore the “Hundred Chart” in class.  Here is a GAME to help your child practice :)

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If you or your child find any great videos or games online, please let me know :)

 

Extra math practice with xtramath.org! March 20, 2012

Filed under: 1 Mrs. A's Daily Posts!,Math — mrsarsenault @ 3:36 am

xtramath.org is a new website we are using.  Xtramath is a free web based program that teaches addition, subtraction, multiplication and division facts which are critical to success in mathematics.

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Here is what teachers & parents are saying about xtramath: https://www.xtramath.org/home/kudos

 

Math Games! August 25, 2011

Filed under: Math — mrsarsenault @ 10:31 am

Math Games for you to play at home!

“COMPARE!”

This new game we will be playing in class this year teaches number sense, more than/less than and is a way to practice good manners when playing a game with a friend.

Supplies needed: A deck cards with numbers on them

Directions:

  1. Divide the cards among players (2 players )

  2. All card should stay face down in a neat pile

  3. each player flips up his/her top card

  4. The player with the higher card says aloud: for example, ” 8 is higher than 4″ and takes those cards and puts them in his/her point pile.

  5. If the players have the same number, then just put another card on top of those cards.

  6. At the end of the game, count the cards and the player with the most cards (points) wins!

  7. Shake hands and say “good game”, “congratulations”, “good for you”, ” you are fun to play with”, etc…

Need a challenge?  Play DOUBLE COMPARE (each player puts out 2 cards instead of one and adds them together)

 

Video – Count by 2, 5, 10 January 22, 2011

Filed under: 1 Mrs. A's Daily Posts!,Math — mrsarsenault @ 9:57 am

Here is a link to a YouTube video about skip counting that I have been using  in class.  The kids LOVE IT!!!

 

Math Links and Articles to help your child December 19, 2010

Filed under: Games,Math — mrsarsenault @ 10:30 pm

Articles, Games, Links and more – organized by topic!

Click on the photos to play the games.



 

 

 

 

 

 

MATH August 15, 2010

Filed under: Math — mrsarsenault @ 11:20 am

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We are playing many fun math games that help us practice our math skills.  In Kindergarten we practice counting, (up to 100 by May!), every day.   We are learning about patterns, geometric shapes and 3-d shapes as well.

Fun idea! – Cut apart an old calendar and help your child put the numbers back in order.

 

 
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