Math Stations

I love station time. The studnwts get to work in small group or partners on a task that is "just right" for them and I get to pull students to work on specific task. It's a win win. 

Station 1 : Computer 

I loved this picture but I made them turn around so I could see their smiling faces too! 

Station 2: Ten Frame War 

Each player flipped over a card and had to say who had the greatest. Then we discussed how many more they needed to get to the next 10. We are working on being able to automatically identify the number and how many more. 

Station 3: labeling sets 

We seem to get in a big hurry and miscount when we are labeling sets so we are working on touching and counting or marking out the ones we count so we don't double count, skip , or make any other mistakes. 

Station 4: Tens and Ones 

We read the base ten on our super cute penguin cards and write the number. 

Station 5: graphing 

Station 6: Building Numbers 

Draw a snowman card and build the number. I remind the students to put their singles (units) in groups of 2. It helps them automatically recognize if a number is even or odd. 

Station 7- smart board 

Station 8- iPads 

I must have gotten side tracked because somehow I missed stations. Sorry. 

Math Stations and lots more

Great minds think alike!!

Mrs. Mittie (our hallway custodian) was out sick for a week 😞. She came back today!!!  We love Mrs. Mittie! 

Today was our first day of stations. We will rotate through these stations this week and repeat them again next week. 

Overhead station- students create or extend patterns using 2D shapes. 

Number recognition and lacing station- students will practice number recognition 

One to One correspondence - students are practicing counting one object per number. 

Pattern Blocks- students will manipulate 2 D shapes to fill larger shapes. 

Sorting by attribute- students will sort attribute pieces by size, color, thickness, and shape. 

Attribute Piece Cards

Sorting by attribute- students will sort buttons by size, color, thickness, number of holes and shape. 

Button Sort Cards

iPad- students will explore shapes through apps 

Smart Board- students will recognize and move shapes to fil the building. 

We learned about the cone! 

We also learned about the cylinder. 

During our writing time today we learned about spaghetti and meatball spacing!  

We also discussed alliteration (words that sound the same at the beginning) 

We had so much fun during our media center time! 

MATH STATIONS!

I had to lower my number of stations this week. With everything going on 10 was a lot to get in. I went down to 8 and we will only be doing them Monday - Thursday.
 

Station 1  - Comparing numbers 

Using 10 sided dice the students roll and the use the moveable rectangles to create a greater than, less than, or equal to sign. 

 Station 2 -Building numbers 

Using two - three 10 sided dice with dots the student determines how many dots there are all of ether and then builds the number using rods and singles. 

 Station 3 - representing teen numbers 

 http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Decomposing-Numbers-11-20-964994

Station 4 

iPads - this makes it so easy to differentiate for each child. 

 Station 5 - making 10

http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Making-10-971911

 Station 6 - Decomposing numbers

 

http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Decomposing-Teen-Numbers-971926

 Station 7 

One more, one less 

 Station 8. 

One more one less using the number line 

Spooky Math Stations!!!

I love this time of year!   Fall is my favorite season.  There is football, great foods, holidays, family get togethers... Did I mention football??? 😊

This week is conference week so we  have shorter days, then we will have a field trip, pumpkin tasting, and other fun things going on so I am going to use these stations for 3 weeks.  

Counting On Cups

Each container has counters in them and the container is labeled 1 - 20. The students wrote the number that is in the cup in the cup on their paper and the wrote which numbers come next. 

  

20 Frames 

We are using our "play dough mats" to represent the our numbers 0-20.  We have cute Halloween erasers to fill our 20 frames.  

20 Frame War

The students are LOVING this one so I chose not to rotate it out :) 

Matching Sets 

The students match the number to the number word and then to the set. 

Computer 

Www.sheppardsoftware.com has so many math games! 

iPads

We love Finding Sums!   It's a great App

20 Frames

Spooky spiders are used to represent the number card that each student picks (0-20) 

Greater than, less than, and equal to 

Each student chooses a card and then makes a set that is greater than, less than, and equal to that number...the twist is they use skeletons ....ewwww!!!

Matching Sets 

I saw this on Pinterest and had to do it!  The students match the number to the number word and then to the set.  It just looks cuter with candy born though :) 

1-10 matched the number, number word, and dots

11-20 matched the number, place value, and 20 frames

Representing Numbers in Different Ways 

Students match the number (0-10)to the number word, ten frame, dot card, set, even or odd, hands, and tally marks