I Have Who Has: Tens & Ones

Children will have 1 card and will read their card, which will say “I have… Who has…?" They will have to figure out the number on their card by adding up the tens and ones shown on the card. They will then say the number they have on their card and ask who has another number, that is also shown on their card. The game goes until all cards have been read. For the printable cards, visit https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/I-Have-Who-Has-Tens-and-Ones-Apple-Themed-Place-Value-Game-778625.

Rolling to 100

Children will use the Roll to 100 worksheet and dice to see who can get to 100 first. They will keep rolling the dice and marking off the numbers on the worksheet until they reach 100. For the printable worksheet, visit https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Race-To-100-Gameboard-3887704.

 

First Grade:

True/False Subtraction

Children will use the subtraction sentence cards to decide whether the subtraction sentence is true or false. Once they decide, they will write true/false on the answer worksheet. For the printable subtraction sentence cards, visit https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/True-or-False-SCOOT-658848.

Sentence Cut-Apart

Children will use cut apart sentence strips to put the sentence back together. For an example of this activity, visit https://learningattheprimarypond.com/blog/sentence-write-and-cut-aparts/.

 

Second Grade:

3-Digit Addition

Children will use 6 dice to roll and create a 3-digit addition problem to solve. For more competition, put children into groups and have them roll and solve the problems. The group with the highest answer wins the round. For an example of this activity, visit http://apples4bookworms.blogspot.com/2014/06/3-digit-subtraction-or-addition-practice.html.

Recount Folktales

After reading a folktale, children will complete a worksheet that describes characters, events, the conclusion, and the lesson/moral of the story. For the worksheet, visit https://commoncorekingdom.com/shop/freebies/2-rl-2-fairytales-and-folktales-graphic-organizer. To make this activity more creative, children can draw their favorite event/character from the story.                                                

Third Grade:

Spin the Area

Children will use a paper clip and pencil to create a spinner. They will then spin the spinner twice and use those 2 numbers as length and width to form a rectangle. After drawing a rectangle they will find the area of it. For some competition, see who can fit the most rectangles on their paper. For an example of this activity, visit https://www.ashleigh-educationjourney.com/teaching-area-and-perimeter/.

Recount Folktales Organizer

Children will read a folktale and complete the graphic organizer that will help them find the moral of the story. For the graphic organizer, visit https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/RL32-Recount-stories-including-fables-folktales-and-myths-Graphic-Organizer-2359561. To add more creativeness to this activity, children can create a picture or scene describing an event/character in the story.