Springtime Skip Count

Remember me? It's your friend, Rachelle, from What the Teacher Wants.  I am now also a feature writer for ABC and 123 once a month {no worries, I still blog full time over at What the Teacher Wants}! Check back on the first Wednesday of every month. I'm so excited!  My posts will be called...

 But, it's not just about addition of course. I'm actually going to be posting about all areas of math. Math, math, math and more math.  I'll concentrate on math for pre-k through 3rd, but most ideas can be adapted for all ages.  I'll focus on offering fun, simple, and hands-on math activities for *FREE*.

Today's focus is skip counting by 2's, 5's and 10's...

Here is an example of the counting by 2's cards:

Here is an example of the counting by 5's cards:

Here is an example of the counting by 10's cards:

Clipart and/or fonts are copyright DJ Inkers and used with permission: www.djinkers.com

For the Teacher:
Copy on cardstock, laminate and cut out.  I made about 4 sets of each.

Procedure:
1.  Have the students work with a partner and order the cards {by skip counting}.
2. After ordering the cards, the students will record on their sheet (see below).
3. When they are finished, the students can find another set of different cards to order {by skip counting}, and so on.
4.  You can use this in a center, as a review rotation as describes above, or during a whole group instruction {just add sticky magnetic tape and put on the board}.

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What are some topics in math that you hope  I cover in these posts?

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