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First six weeks math work stations
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I have been working on some worksheets/work stations for the first six weeks for math. I tried to make them different from work in the book. These could be used for learning centers or just review worksheets. I was thinking about laminating them and letting the students use dry erase pens. (I bought a laminator at Sam's for $127...I love it! The pouches were 200 for $20.) The number cards could be used in other math games too. Joanne
*My students needed extra practice with reading large numbers so I added a page to the place value worksheets. Then I decided they needed more, so made a separate unit for reading/making large numbers. I have a very low bunch this year in math. So it looks like I will be making a lot of worksheets for extra practice and for work stations. Maybe you can use some of them.
**I couldn't get my problem solving task cards to save to my website, so I made them in pdf. If you need to change the numbers just e-mail me & I'll send you the ones in Microsoft Word. I only made four pages of them as I was tired that night.
http://www.jologriffin@yahoo.com
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Joanne Griffin
Channelview ISD
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