I am preparing for my CLASS KEYS observation on Thursday. My teamie and I have created some stuff together.
This box has red and blue counters.
She has a set of play farm animals, so she decided to use them to help the children practice making fractions of sets, too. That seems harder for them than fractions of a whole. They are also struggling with denominator. Instead of putting 1/4 of the animals are pigs, they put 1/3 because there are three sheep and one pig. Any of you have students who do that? Anywho, she decided to use her farm animals that way and of course I had to make a recording sheet for it. :D That's how we roll...we bounce ideas off on another, tweak them and make them better, and I get on the 'puter (as Monica said when she was 3) and roll 'em out. I checked out the farm animal counters at Lakeshore. A tub of them was $29.99. I think those from the Dollar Tree will do fine, thank you very much!
Farm Animal Fractions
Please download if you can use this...and please leave a comment if you do. Thanks for visitin' my blog!
LOVE the ideas! So good! I tried sending you an e-mail back about your aunt in Ellijay. Since it such a small town I was wondering if I might have known her? Thanks for the feel better message today. I DO feel LOTS better! Hope you have a GREAT day!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting these Melly! They look awesome! I will have to put these in my math stations. Thanks for your sweet comments. My 3 year old really keeps me on my toes.
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Becky
2nd Grade Rocks
I love these ideas! So cute!
ReplyDeleteJust found your site. What a unique blog name! I'm now following you. :)
ReplyDeleteLori
Conversations in Literacy
So glad I found your site. (I read your comment on Katie's blog). I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteBTW, my sixth graders were just using colored counters for ratios! AND I have a few who would make the 1/3 mistake as well. They must be 58 when they finally figure out fractions...
Happy day!
Kim
Finding JOY in 6th Grade