Well, the Math Coach is at a loss for words. Imagine that. As Thanksgiving approaches and I look forward to spending a week with my college
boy man, I find myself in awe of the events of the past 11 months. Having the opportunity to share my passion with you on an almost daily basis is a blessing beyond words. As I seek out new math learning to share with you, I have grown as a mathematician. I am so thankful for the virtual "friends" I have made this year! Your thoughtful comments and kind words bring a smile to my face and never get old.
I hope you and your kiddos enjoy this little Thanksgiving freebie. Click
here to grab yours from my TpT store. :)
Hi Donna- You are such a generous, talented, creative person. You make us all better teachers. What a gift!
ReplyDeleteI love this freebie because year after year I try to teach missing addends to my firsties and they still struggle. I think this will be the year that they truly see it. I have been using the ten frame faithfully so it will make sense to them. GENIUS!
Thanks again,
Julie
See what I mean? It's comments like that, Julie, that make my day! So glad that you think this approach might help your kiddos. :)
DeleteI agree with Julie 100000000% Don't know what I'd do without your help and your creations!!! Thanks for another great freebie and for sharing your awesomeness!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmy Burton
You, Amy, are one of those virtual friends I treasure! Thanks for the sweet comment. :)
DeleteAwe, thanks Donna! That made my day!
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DeleteThank you so much for this. I love that you added ten frames next to the number sentences so that they can make the connection.
ReplyDeleteTammy
Primary Paradise
Ten-frames are magic! Ha ha. Where in Florida are you? I grew up on the panhandle. :)
DeleteDonna, thank you so much. I started using some of the subtraction activities today with my kids and shared several with co-workers. Thanks for sharing your time and advice.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Elizabeth! Thanks for sharing. :)
DeleteI always look forward to your posts. You have so much great math knowledge to share!!!:)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your week with your son. My youngest son is in college too. Where did the time go?
Cindy
Granny Goes to School
Absolutely, Cindy! Hard to believe he's almost halfway through his freshman year! And thanks for the compliments...
DeleteThank you so much! I was at a math training this afternoon in my district and I told some of my teacher friends to check out your blog:)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I'm honored that you think my blog is worth sharing. :)
DeleteThese are great for my struggling firsties! Thank you!! I only started following you a few months ago, but it has been great reading your advice as well as getting a hold of your great freebies. Thanks for making math so accessible to us. One questions, could you offer suggestions for working with first grade G/T math students? Right now we're writing word problems for the others to work out in stations. Any other suggestions without having to go into 2nd grade content too much?
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