Resources for Primary Teachers
Addition with regrouping is a very difficult concept for students to learn. They need a solid foundation in place value in order to comprehend the concept. Without a strong sense of place value, regrouping will be difficult for them. It is often asked why we teach things differently from the way we grew up. The answer is simple. We need to… Read More
Second grade is a very important year when it comes to fact fluency. This is the time when they are learning to become familiar with two-digit addition and subtraction facts. In my previous post, I shared four addition strategies that I focus on Today, I’ll be sharing four subtraction strategies used for introducing 2-digit subtraction. Just like introducing 2-digit addition,… Read More
Second grade is the first year students are exposed to two-digit addition problems. It is the year that they will be exposed to multiple addition strategies that they can use to solve problems. We spend a lot of time discussing these addition strategies, using models and manipulatives, and doing mental math. It is often asked why we teach things so… Read More
This week in 1st grade we are exploring the world on nonstandard measurement. Today just also happened to be Valentine’s Day so I wanted to tie in some hands on fun with candy hearts. This activity was perfect for whole group instruction. It took us roughly 25 minutes to complete before we moved onto math stations for the day. I… Read More
We all know how important is for kids to practice and know their math facts. By the end of 2nd grade, kids should be proficient with their facts up to 20. I try to come up with fun ways to practice so the kids don’t get burnt out. One of their favorite games to play is math fact races. This… Read More
Several years ago I started using math manipulative tubs in my classroom. This classroom organization trick became a huge timesaver for me during my math block. Math manipulative tubs are shoebox-sized plastic containers that are filled with individual sets of student manipulatives. Each set of math manipulatives is stored in baggies. These tubs have saved me so much time during… Read More
Hi friends! We have been working hard on counting coins up to $1.00 the past few weeks. Now that we have moved on from our money unit, I’m incorporating it into our daily math stations. Money Cups are an idea that I originally got from my sweet friend Alison at Stuckey in Second. I took Alison’s idea and tweaked it just… Read More
This week we’ve been working on telling time in one minute increments. This is the first year we’ve had to teach this particular skill. I was worried about them catching on since learning to tell time in five minute increments can be tricky for some. They caught on quickly though and did really well with it. We started out by… Read More
Hi Friends! It’s week two of the Diggin’ into Summer linky! This weeks topic is organizing math workshop. You can see my post last week about classroom organization here. If you have followed my blog for awhile you know that I LOVE teaching math. It’s my favorite thing to teach. Let me give you a little background about myself though…. Read More
Welcome to the second grade product swap and blog hop! EIGHTEEN wonderful second grade bloggers have joined together to swap and review each other’s products. Best of all, we are giving away all of the products to one lucky winner! If you are looking for the start of the hop, head over to see Casey at Second Grade Math Maniac to start… Read More
These magnetic place value blocks are one of the best purchases I ever made. No more battling base ten blocks under the document camera and I use them all year long.
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Task cards are my go-to resource when it comes to student engagement. There are so many different activities you can do with them. You can play:
-iSpy (Around the Room)
-Scoot
-Find Someone Who
-Headbanz
-Math Stations
-SO MUCH MORE!!
How do you use task cards in your classroom?
You can find this activity and more in my Subtraction with Regrouping unit.
bit.ly/SUSubtractionWithRegrouping
Adding 3 two-digit numbers can be tricky!
In my February Math Stations I've included this activity for extra practice.
They must solve for the sum and sort them based on if it is even or odd.
Find it here---> bit.ly/FebruaryMathStations
Are you looking for ways to practice vocabulary?
This post contains 4 simple games that you can play in 20 minutes or less to help develop vocabulary skills!
www.saddleupfor2ndgrade.com/2015/07/4-games-to-increase-vocabulary-success.html?utm_source=Facebo...
