Yesterday our
K students had fun making a Rudolph craft. Today we finished it in our math
center while working on subtraction. Each student was given a copy of a 10
frame made with holiday lights. I
slipped each one into a plastic cover so we will be able to use them for the
rest of the week. The students
each had a number cube that they rolled. They subtracted this number from 10.
They wrote the equation and crossed off the lights with a dry erase marker to
solve the problem.
After many
rounds of practice, we read the Rudolph problem together from our TPT packet, Reindeer Math Craftivity. The
students then solved the problem and recorded their answers on the activity
worksheet. They then glued that
number of lights paper lights around the Rudolph craft from the day
before. I added black yarn and
they turned out adorable! If you would like to purchase this activity, you can
visit our TPT store or click here!
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