Every morning my students have a math word problem to edit and then solve. I usually insert students' names but this week I used Seuss names and scenarios. I hope you can use it!
I like the warm up activities. I will use as early finishers. I think I might allow the kids to solve each day on one stripe of the cat's hat. HMMM...Whatcha think?
Thanks for sharing. I love your blog. Your Seuss activity caught my eye b/c I just created something with the same graphic. I got nervous b/c of copywright issues. Do you know if it's ok to post things w/ graphics pulled from the internet as long as you're not selling them? I'm very new at this (like I started last night). Thanks! Shelly asprecsapple.blogspot.com
So I almost didn't click on this because I have so many standards to focus on, but boy am I glad I did. What a fantastic way to combine math and reading. My kids will love doing this and I think I will put up one right answer daily using my new document camera. That should keep them interested. Thanks so much Jenn!!!!!!!!
Smarties-WOW, thanks! I've already won this award this week and I don't think I have 7 more interesting but I thank you very much and hope everyone goes and checks out your blog.
Cheryl-I like the answers on the Cat in the Hat idea!!
Shelly-My understanding is that it is OK to use graphics like that as long as you are not selling the item.
Mudd Puddle-I hear you on standards, that is one reason I combined the math and editing to hit two at once! :-) I use my document camera. too! The kids love to bring their work up and put it under.
Everyone else- You all are the best for making such sweet comments! I love my followers :-)
Hi Jenn,
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Thanks for sharing Seuss stuff! :) Gives me a lot to plan for March!
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I like the warm up activities. I will use as early finishers. I think I might allow the kids to solve each day on one stripe of the cat's hat. HMMM...Whatcha think?
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Fabulous!!!
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Thanks for sharing!
I love these ideas! Kim
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Thank you so much for your wonderful ideas!!!! Love your site!
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Love the idea of combining the language/editing with the math. I never would have thought of that!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to use next week to "Seuss" things up a little!
Thanks for sharing! :)
Thanks for sharing. I love your blog. Your Seuss activity caught my eye b/c I just created something with the same graphic. I got nervous b/c of copywright issues. Do you know if it's ok to post things w/ graphics pulled from the internet as long as you're not selling them? I'm very new at this (like I started last night). Thanks!
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So I almost didn't click on this because I have so many standards to focus on, but boy am I glad I did. What a fantastic way to combine math and reading. My kids will love doing this and I think I will put up one right answer daily using my new document camera. That should keep them interested. Thanks so much Jenn!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSmarties-WOW, thanks! I've already won this award this week and I don't think I have 7 more interesting but I thank you very much and hope everyone goes and checks out your blog.
ReplyDeleteCheryl-I like the answers on the Cat in the Hat idea!!
Shelly-My understanding is that it is OK to use graphics like that as long as you are not selling the item.
Mudd Puddle-I hear you on standards, that is one reason I combined the math and editing to hit two at once! :-) I use my document camera. too! The kids love to bring their work up and put it under.
Everyone else- You all are the best for making such sweet comments! I love my followers :-)
Thanks so much! It's an awesome idea!
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