Sunday, June 16, 2013

Area & Perimeter practice with Double-digit multiplication

I'm officially back from vacation, and while that reality is a little upsetting, I'm happy to announce that I've got another Math Center ready!

Today's Math Center is another game to practice Area & Perimeter, but this time it is intended to practice double-digit multiplication, which brings the skill level up a notch.  

What I've noticed in my last 3 years of being in a classroom is that, despite the fact that my students have been doing Area & Perimeter since 2nd grade, they still struggle with the concept.  They need more practice, but they also need to work on other 4th grade skills, like multiplying two two-digit numbers.  

So, I decided to create an activity that would help me tackle 2 skills in one station/center.

This is what it looks like:

        

You can find this game and all the others that I have created in my Teachers pay Teachers store, Cove's Corner.

To go directly to this game, you can click on either of the images above or click here.

To find the Area & Perimeter game that I have created for practicing basic facts, click here, and for the game that practices 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication, click here.


I hope your students enjoy this activity :)

sarah elise

Saturday, June 1, 2013

Area & Perimeter with non-basic facts

Hello, again!  I've got my 2nd installment of Area & Perimeter activity packs ready for you today :)  Yay!  This one also has students practicing their multiplication skills because it has them doing 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication in order to find the Area of each Rectangle.  The squares are still basic facts, with side lengths of 10, 11, and 12 inches.

Here's what a few of the pages look like:



You can find this and some of the other products I've created in my TpT Store, Cove's Corner,

or, you can click the images above or here to go directly to this product in my store.


I've also got an Area & Perimeter game with ONLY basic facts, found here.


have fun!

sarah

Friday, May 31, 2013

Area & Perimeter with Basic Facts Math Center

Yay! I feel so productive lately :) Today's file folder game is geared towards 3rd grade initial instruction and 4th grade reteach for calculating Area & Perimeter with basic multiplication facts.  I am currently working on creating two similar packs - one with non-basic facts (i.e. 2 digit by 1 digit) and one involving double-digit multiplication so that students can get practice with their other multiplication skills.

This is a great resource that can be used in tutoring, as a Math Center, or as a fun activity for fast finishers.  

And, the best part about it....more CHEVRON :)  Whoo-hooo!




You can find this game and others like it in my TpT store, Cove's Corner.

Or, you can click either of the images above or right here to go straight to this product in my store.


I've also got an Area & Perimeter game that involves 2 digit by 1 digit multiplication.  You can find it here.

enjoy :)

sarah

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Geometry Lines Song :)

Hello, again!  Today's post is about a little song I dreamed up for my students to remember the difference between Parallel, Perpendicular, and Intersecting Lines during our Geometry Unit.  

I love, love, LOVE singing songs to help kids learn because that is how some of my favorite teachers taught me when I was growing up.  It says a lot that kids can remember the lyrics to every song on a band or singers album but struggle to remember the meaning of vocabulary words in school.  We learn better when there's a rhythm and rhyme to things :)  

I'll be sharing some of the songs my teachers taught me in the coming months.  There are 2 that I learned in 4th and 6th grade that I still know and recite to this day.  So, you know they're catchy!

Anywhoo...here's a few pictures of the posters I created for the song:


 



You can click here to find this and other things I've created in my TpT store, Cove's Corner.

OR

You can click any of the images above or here to be taken directly to this FREE product at my
TpT store!


happy day!

sarah

Friday, May 24, 2013

Points for Products - A Double Digit Multiplication Game!

I'm so excited about today's file folder game.  It's a board game for practicing Double Digit Multiplication, and it involves CHEVRON print!  i.LOVE.it!

You can click here to see it and other games I've created in my Teachers pay Teachers store, Cove's Corner.

Or, you can click the picture below to go directly to the game in my store.



I hope you enjoy playing Points for Products with your students!

Sending you multiplication wishes and chevron dreams :)

sarah

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Reading Numbers to the Millions Activity Pack

Hello, friends! I am excited to say that I have FINALLY found the time (and energy) to create a new file folder game.  YAY!

This file folder activity is specifically for place value practice with reading and writing numbers up to the hundred millions place value.

Included in the activity pack are matching cards for numbers written in standard and word form and a key for students to self-check their answers once they are done.  

After the activity, there is also a quick check/quiz that students can take as a formal assessment of the skill. There is also a key for the quick check with a grade scale at the bottom for easy grading :)

You can find it for download in my TpT store, Cove's Corner.

You can also click the pic below and it will take you the product in my TpT store.


thanks a million :)

sarah

Thursday, May 2, 2013

i need your help!

I have been trying for a couple months now to find out what type of tree the one pictured below is with no success, so I decided to open it up to the interwebs to see if anyone else can identify it.


I drive by this when I go to my parents house, and I absolutely love it.  Even when it has no leaves, the curve of the branches and the way they point straight up to the sky is so captivating to me.  

I know I could go to a tree nursery, but I figured I'd try this route, too.

So, there it is.  Do you know what kind of tree that is?  If so, please share in a comment below so I can be part of the club!

Thanks in advance :)

the craft rookie