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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Who's Keeping Score?


Here is another independent activity in math that goes along with our Open Court unit on Teamwork.
My students can't get enough of these and the "score sheet" will let me know who the winners are! OMG I forgot the download. By the way the math downloads are in honor of our book study! Click here for the download! Please leave a comment if you grab this and join me for our book discussion. No excuses...
okay.
Directions for this activity:
1. Run off these images and put sticky dots on each ball. Make these as simple or as difficult as you want.
2. Laminate them .
3. Students add the dots together on matching balls to get a total and record them on a sheet that I have   provided.
Now ... play ball!





19 comments:

weety said...

You must live in southern california--I'm in Long Beach and we just started our teamwork unit in Open Court as well! My district is also reallly big on thinking maps so I'm learning a TON from you! Thanks. Do you have this ball recording sheet available as a download? I would love to use it next week if so!

Fran Kramer said...

I do! I am so happy this is helpful. I will try to get to the download tonight. Please join me for our book study blogger friend.
Fran

Amber said...

Thanks for the great ideas. Do you have everything available as downloads? I also love your brace and bubble maps. Do you have them as a download as well. I would love to join you with your book study this summer.
Amber

Amber said...

I love your ideas and was wondering if you had them as a download. I really love your bubble and brace maps. I would also love to follow you this summer with the book study.

KinderKween said...

Thank you...always such creative and cute ideas. Just wondering, When is the book study beginning?
:)
LaVonne

KinderKween said...

Thank you! Love, love, love your ideas! When does the book study begin?
:)

KinderKween said...

Sorry, Fran. My computer is going crazy...clicked too many times!

Jill said...

This is a great activity! And I can easily adapt it for my second graders next year who will be starting multiplication towards the end of the school year. I'm SO SO excited for the book study - just ordered my copy a few minutes ago! :)

Magnificent Multiagers!

Ms.M said...

Fran I made you a new blog button. Check your gmail inbox or go to my blog, scroll all the way to the bottom and tell me what you think. :)

Ms. M
Ms.M's Blog
A Teacher's Plan

Meredith said...

Fran, this is a "hit"!!!! Thank you for EVERYTHING!

Fran Kramer said...

Meredith,
Buy Work Stations and join me when I hold my discussion. I would love your point of view. You are the best!

Tessa said...

Thanks for sharing!

I've got the book and I can't wait to dig into it! Only teachers want and enjoy "homework" over the summer! Can't wait!

http://spotlightonkindergarten.blogspot.com/

Chrissy said...

Thank you, Fran! Your generosity is very much appreciated. I have a zero$ budget for my classroom; all extras beyond textbooks fall on me.

I'm starting to plan for next year--school starts on Aug. 15! I can't wait to see how you kick off a school year!

ReadWriteSing

Fran Kramer said...

I am happy to provide as many downloads as my time allows. You have been the best people in the world and always have time to say "thanks." I appreciate all of you!

megandw said...

Thanks so much...I can't wait to make this center to have ready for next May. I really enjoy reading your blog and being inspired by you!

weety said...

Thanks you for the great download! I can't wait to get this made. The kids (especially the boys) will LOVE it! I'm looking forward to the book study. I've already been reading the book and it is absolutely fantastic. I was one of those "geeky" teachers preordered it MONTHS ago in anticipation of getting math workshop up and going in my classroom. Can't wait for everyone's ideas. . .

Angela W. said...

Wonderful...as always!!! Thanks for sharing! I will definitely be following along on the book study...though my book won't ship until mid-June. :(
Angela
Just Love Teaching!

Freckleteacher said...

Hi Fran! I am looking back through all of your posts on addition and found some great things! Thank you! If you ever post that great addition mat...I would love it!

Kari S said...

Thank you for this awesome activity! I'll definitely be using it in my classroom!