Numbers Galore Resources

Hello bloggy world! It’s been quite a while!! I have been swamped, but LOVING my new position. Sorry to have neglected you guys!

I have somewhat of an update on my Numbers Galore resource.  I have been getting TONS of questions and requests and as much as I would love to be able to accommodate all of them, time just doesn’t allow it!  So, I thought I would share all the versions I’ve made so far and maybe that would help a lot of people.  It’ll be a long one, but remember they’re FREE! Here we go:

Numbers Galore – ORIGINAL version
This version has both Print font and D’Nealian-style font. The ten frames are filled from left to right.

Numbers Galore – No Dots (Print Style Font)
This version has the Print style font and the ten-frames are unfilled so students can fill them as practice.

Numbers Galore-With Hyphens
This version has the Print style font and D’Nealian style font.  The number words (where necessary) also have a hyphen.

Numbers Galore-Spanish Version
This version has the Print style font and D’Nealian style font but it is done in Spanish.  (Numbers 0-20 only).

Numbers Galore-ABC Print Font
This version is done in ABC Print font.

 

I hope to eventually get this pack up to 180 with some place value stuff in it too.  But, for now…this is what we’ve got! :)

One question that I get a lot is “What are the circles on the right for?”  This is essentially part-part-whole.  The number provided (ex: 8) is the whole and students can put any two numbers that add up to the whole in the two part circles (ex: 3 and 5, 4 and 4, 1 and 7, etc.). Hope that makes sense!

If you have further suggestions or ideas, please let me know!

Numbers Galore 20 to 50-FREEBIE

So back at the beginning of my blogging journey I posted a freebie.  You might recognize it below:
      

Get it here:

Y’all.  The post has been viewed 7945 times!! And the TpT listing has been downloaded 15,683 times!!!!!! INSANE.--IT HAS NOW BEEN UPDATED FOR NUMBERS 0-100!!

Okay…now for TECHNOLOGY TUESDAY!!

I don’t know about you, but my kiddos loved Sid the Science kid!

Well I was perusing the PBS kids website and there are lots of videos from Sid the Science Kid about Earth Day related topics! Click on the picture below to go to the video player:

Now you have to scroll through the list to find the related videos, but here’s a little help!  These are the ones I found related to Earth Day.

Full Episode-“Clean air!”
Clip-“Earth Day Tips from Sid!”
Clip-“Backseat Driving with Grandma: Recycling”
Clip-“Ways to Make Less Trash”
Clip-“Recycling!”
Clip-“Sid and His Mom Talk About Air Pollution”
Clip-“Ways We Can Not Waste Water”
Enjoy!! 

100th Day of School: Number Cards 0-100!

On the 100th day of school my kiddos did an activity called the 100s House that I got from a teammate.  They LOVED it!  They worked as a team to put the numbers in order.  It took a while but it was a good gauge of which kiddos needed more hundreds chart practice and was fun for them at the same time. :)

I made the number cards to go with the "houses."  Each of my tables is a color and each house matched the table color.  I was concerned about the numbers getting "lost" so before I laminated/cut them I took a marker and color coded the back of the number sets to go with each house (ex: the numbers for the blue house had a blue line on the back of them).  You could also use color dots (like the garage sale dots) to color code as well.

I created a set of numbers that showed the 5s and 10s patterns.  You can get them HERE.

I also created a simple black and white version with no patterns.  You can get them HERE.

They can be used for so much more than the 100s house!

 

Numeral Formation-SMART Notebook

After creating the letter formation SMART notebook activity, I wanted one to go along with numeral formation.  So, I made one! :)  You can find it at my Teachers Pay Teachers site.