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Kindergarten math graphic organizers for Microsoft Word

Preview of 3 Reads Template Problem Solving

3 Reads Template Problem Solving

Created by
Teacher Prep
Template for using the 3 Reads strategy for Mathematical Problem Solving For detailed instruction on how to use this approach see my blog post on using this template here:
Preview of TEKS Resource System Unit Planning Guide

TEKS Resource System Unit Planning Guide

Created by
Mrs Aceves
Used in conjunction with TEKS Resource System, this guide can help you align your resources to match the pacing guide. This helps with the backwards design of lesson planning to ensure your classrooms instruction meets the specificity of the standards that need to be taught.TEKS Alligned, Lesson Planning
Preview of Earth Day - Recycling Sort

Earth Day - Recycling Sort

Created by
D Conway
Kindergarten and first grade students will increase their knowledge of "Thinking Green" while strenthening their sorting and graphing skills as they complete this "What gets recycled" challenge. A great way to combine math and social studies.
Preview of Adding and Subtracting within 20 using different strategies Graphic Organizer

Adding and Subtracting within 20 using different strategies Graphic Organizer

Created by
Sarah Street
Adding and Subtracting within 20 using different strategies Graphic Organizer Worksheet
Preview of The World Where I Live...

The World Where I Live...

Created by
Karla Roeglin
This is a jam-packed, 40 page unit full of multi-sensory and multi-grade-level activities all centering on the relationships between the following concepts: city/town/village, county, state, country, continent, and community helpers. The following mathematical concepts are also explored: range, median, mode, and average (mathematical mean). The following activities are included in this unit: Key vocabulary exercise, coloring Venn diagram activity, "Greater Than, Less Than" activity page, "My
Preview of Common Core Lesson Plan Template

Common Core Lesson Plan Template

Created by
Florence Katz
This template is used for creating lessons that will satisfy the Common Core Standards. With this template, there is no worry about coverage. For example, it covers DOK (depth of knowledge), CCSS, home connect, grouping, extensions, differentiation, reflections, assessment, etc. It also includes a link to common core where you can just copy and paste the appropriate standards. Because of the new state requirements, the template is 3 pages long. That is meant to assist you in putting togethe
Preview of Math Word Problem- Three Read Strategy Graphic Organizer

Math Word Problem- Three Read Strategy Graphic Organizer

Created by
Fluency King
Word problems are a big part of any Math standardized test our students take. Be it on PARCC or NWEA, this is an area where students often struggle greatly. A method aimed at helping students master word problems is called the Three Reads strategy. It is essentially a close read that allows students to focus on something specific each time they read the word problem. I did not create the method, but I noticed that there was little in the form of useful graphic organizers. I created this form in
Preview of Build-Draw-Write - Using a Ten Frame to support Partners of 10

Build-Draw-Write - Using a Ten Frame to support Partners of 10

This activity can be used with Kindergartners and 1st graders. For K, students can work through numbers 6-10, represent those numbers with cubes, then draw a representation of those numbers using a 5 group. They can also write an equation ( 5 + ___ to represent the whole as a part of 5 and extra ones). It can also be used to build all numbers 1-10 For 1st, students can represent numbers 1-10, draw numbers, and then write an equation to show the other partner that equals ten. Students can pi
Preview of What Do You Do With a Tail Like This?

What Do You Do With a Tail Like This?

Created by
Alyssa Druek
3 Pages1. Animal Information Chart: Students will identify an animal, a body part, and what it does with that body part. Based off the text, What Do You Do with a Tail Like This? (ReadyGen: 1st Grade)2. Number Practice: Match number words to the numeral (11-20).3. Number Practice: Match number words to the numeral (1-10).
Preview of Clothes study "Question of the Day" Creative Curriculum

Clothes study "Question of the Day" Creative Curriculum

Created by
Rosa Zapata
Posters for every Question of the day for Clothes study to print , cut out and assemble on poster board.
Preview of [FREE] Teacher and ECE Observation Template for Communication of Learning

[FREE] Teacher and ECE Observation Template for Communication of Learning

Created by
KindieToEight
Aligned to Ontario's Reporting standards as outlined in the Growing Success documentFDK Communication of Learning is based on four frames: Belonging and Contributing, Self-Regulation and Well-being, Demonstrating Literacy and Math behaviours, and Problem Solving and InnovatingFramed using: Key Learnings, Growth, and Next Steps
Preview of CUBES Strategy Poster

CUBES Strategy Poster

Have your students ever forgotten the steps to the CUBES strategy? Not with this resource! Use this fun CUBES Strategy poster in your math classroom or print out mini anchor charts for student desks/interactive notebooks. They will be word problem masters in no time!
Preview of Calendar Template Ten More, Ten Less, One More, One Less

Calendar Template Ten More, Ten Less, One More, One Less

Created by
Miss Daisy
This Template can be used to practice ten more, ten less, one more, and one less during calendar time by printing and laminating. You can display this template on your calendar bulletin board after laminating and use dry erase marker to write on/wipe off. You can also use this in math centers with students by printing several copies to laminate and use with dry erase markers.
Preview of Measurement Tools Picture Sort

Measurement Tools Picture Sort

Created by
Kristen Campbell
This picture sort is a great activity when students are finished with their work early, to do on the board as a class, or copy and paste the pictures into a Smartboard activity. This works great for remediation or for introducing the topic. It also works well for students who may not test well. Have them do the activity in front of you and use the results as a test grade. This also works great for a math center activity. Simply, cut out the pictures, glue the questions on the back, and laminate
Preview of Math Word Problems Organizer and Process - Tape Diagrams

Math Word Problems Organizer and Process - Tape Diagrams

This document walks students through a step by step process for solving the multiple subtype problems identified by the Progressions. This helps teach students about the types of problems there are as well as to identify the part-whole relationship within the story problem. After setting up their story problem representation with a written statement and a tape diagram, students can then choose an appropriate strategy to solve the problem. There are 3 of the same problem with each subset so th
Preview of Blank T-Chart

Blank T-Chart

This blank T-chart comes in handy for lots of sorting activities! You can laminate it, and use it over and over again.
Preview of Montessori Work Plan

Montessori Work Plan

Created by
Indegrow
Montessori work plan. Fill in the boxes to organize each students work for the week. You can add a picture of your specials or field trips to the weekday boxes to inform the students of what is happening that week.
Preview of Math station rotations checklist picnic theme

Math station rotations checklist picnic theme

This is an editable checklist for students to keep track of the stations visited throughout the week. I have included 2 different backgrounds with the picnic theme. The checklist is words only so if you would like to add pictures of the station you would be able to do this. This would be a great addition to Anchor Charts for Math Stations Picnic Theme Thanks for shopping! I am a brand new seller and really appreciate the support- Brittany Washburn
Preview of Interactive Frogs on a Log Number Line

Interactive Frogs on a Log Number Line

This is a great activity to go along with the 5 Frogs on a Log song! Students can take away a frog from the log throughout the song. The corresponding number line also is a good visual to help students with adding and subtracting frogs. I have both the 5 Frogs on a Log version and 10 Frogs on a Log version for students working on numbers 1-10!!
Preview of Half-Page Booklet Template with Handwriting Paper & Illustration Box

Half-Page Booklet Template with Handwriting Paper & Illustration Box

Created by
GoFish
Copy a single page or several front & back, then simply fold in half to create student booklets. Each page contains handwriting paper & a space at the top for illustration. This can also be used as a math, language arts, or even social studies or science resource. Pre-write the topic in the box, then have students generate extensions for that topic (example - COMMON NOUNS.... school, boy, paper 4,3,7 FACT FAMILY.... 3+4=7, 7-4=3, etc.).
Preview of Classroom Expectations Matrix

Classroom Expectations Matrix

I use this Matrix to set up my classroom expectations and give students a visual of my overall expectations, in every given situation. You can tailor yours to the needs of your classroom/students. I have found it especially helpful with redirections and teaching behaviors at the beginning of the year. Students have this visual in their notebooks and I often will reference it when they are not meeting the expectations. Mine would be best for MS or HS, but this can be tailored for Elementary too
Preview of Teaching Strategies Gold Aligned: Data Collection Tool

Teaching Strategies Gold Aligned: Data Collection Tool

Created by
Hey Preschool
Easily document students data for Creative Curriculum with this tool. You can enter student names in the smaller columns and take notes in the larger. 20 students per page. Also, all creative curriculum objectives are included on each sheet & you can also change your specific areas for data at the top of the form! Edit to make easy accessible for your classroom!
Preview of Gingerbread Man Holiday Unit

Gingerbread Man Holiday Unit

This is a multidisciplinary Gingerbread Man unit for the Christmas Holiday created by Jennifer Randolph. The unit includes: 2 math worksheets, 5 Reading Lessons, 8 Writer's Workshop Lessons, 1 Making Words Spelling Lesson, a comprehensive list including additional ideas for the Gingerbread theme (includes: reading groups, literacy stations/literacy centers, writing, math, science and social studies), 2 Gingerbread Stories, 2 Gingerbread Poems, 4 Graphic Organizers, a Gingerbread Blackline Maste
Preview of Algorithms and Programming Coding UNIT Kindergarten VDOE Aligned EDITABLE

Algorithms and Programming Coding UNIT Kindergarten VDOE Aligned EDITABLE

Algorithms and Programming Coding UNIT Lessons Resources Kindergarten includes: "plugged" resources, unplugged lessons for every standard, a breakdown of the standards and vocabulary definitions, multiple resources for each standard with integrated and multi-disiplinary lessons and activities EDITABLE to change to fit your needs!
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