Enjoy some great resources for your primary students. And if you purchase them this afternoon, you can get them all on sale! Everything in my store on TPT and TN are on sale for 12% off today! It's a Seattle Seahawk day, so I am having a 12th Man Sale!
For 12 hours....from noon today through noon Monday, you can get 12% off your purchase of any item in my stores. So head over to either of my shops and enjoy the deal....no, you don't have to root for the Seahawks...but it's ok if you do :)
UPDATE: Neither site will let me choose 12%...so you will actually get 15% off! Woohoo...Lucky you!
Primary In IDaho on Teacher's Notebook
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Primary In IDaho on Teachers Pay Teachers
Here are some examples of what you can find....
My Ten Frame Math has been very popular. I wasn't smart and fancy and put a link in them to the second one I created...
But there is a Ten Frame Math #2. It extends the first one in a nice progression for those that want to give your students a bit more practice with missing numbers. It is a nice transition to getting them to think about subtraction.
And once they start to have a sense of numbers and what addition and subtraction are...then it's the perfect time to move into my new creation. It's called Building Houses and Number Bonds. I used them throughout 1st quarter with my 1st graders and it was a very helpful addition to the non-existent math curriculum we have right now. It made for a wonderful transition into subtraction facts!
At this time of the year, it would still be helpful for resource students, Kindergarten students, Homeschool students, or those who are still just a bit behind. The number bond pages are great for homework or entry task pages as well!
Here are two other things I would like to highlight for the sale....
My Fun with Facts Coloring pages. My first graders love doing these...they don't even consider it math because they get to color! (I have an easy bunch this year that LOVE to learn!)
And besides math, my other true LOVE in teaching, is writing! I love to have my first graders write. They do it from day one in September and we write a couple times a week. Our new Language Arts adoption has a writing component in it, but sometimes they have a difficult time drawing from personal knowledge to write on those topics. So I fill in with things they know and love to talk about...here is a great winter one about Snowmen.
