I was trying to think of something fun and engaging for my math kids during our final days together. My creation is "Fun with Food" math centers! Which I found out that when I tried to upload it, there's already something with that title on TpT...oops! It's now called "Fun with Food Math Activities" on the site.
Here's the deal...since I want you to have this in your hands NOW, I'm deciding to skip doing a giveaway...kind of. There's no time to wait! So I'm giving this goody away for FREE to the first 4 people (since there's 4 days of school left!) who comment below. Simply follow my blog and leave your e-mail address! I'm getting ready to call it quits for tonight, so you'll either get it in your inbox tonight (depending on how quickly you respond and how late I actually stay up) or tomorrow.
Have a great end-of-the-year!
Here's the description:
A fun, edible, and healthy option to have a little bit of fun with numbers! This pack comes with 10 different math activities. Only 3 out of the 10 involve candy. The rest involve fruits, pretzels, crackers, etc. Use this as an beginning-of-the-year activity, end-of-the-year wrap up, review for tests, or fun ways to introduce and reinforce math concepts! Your students will love using food as manipulatives!
The following centers/activities are included:
- Base Ten Munch
- Ants on a Log Count
- Skittle Survey
- M&M Fraction Find
- Grape Giveaway
- Apple Addition
- Orange Operations
- Peppermint Place Value
- Parts-and-Total Popcorn
- Cheerio Change
***This activity pack is appropriate for grades K-2. Basic addition and subtraction are used, as well as place value, fractions, graphing, etc.
CLICK HERE TO GRAB IT FOR ONLY $3!!!!
Me..me..me!
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jknapp6@gmail.com
I'd love a copy of this!
ReplyDeleteSami
sabaumann02@gmail.com
I would love this!
ReplyDeleteJamie_rector@att.net
Oooo... am I #4. It pays to be up late finishing report cards!
ReplyDeleteamynovellino@hotmail.com
:) Love this idea, especially the healthy twist! It's going on my wishlist!
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