Math+Investigations

[|First Grade Math Pacing Guide]
 * [|First Grade Math Standards] **

= = **Master Sheets for Grade 2 - Unit 1 Book: Counting, Coins, and Combinations** Clocks Family Letter: About the Mathematics in this Unit Cover and Count: Shape A Cover and Count: Shape B  Family Letter: About Mathematics Homework ||   || Every Hour on the Hour Enough for the Class? Coins for Coin Charts Assessment Checklist: Counting Pennies //Collect 25¢// How Many Pennies? Primary Number Cards //Plus 1 or 2 BINGO// //Plus 1 or 2 BINGO// Gameboard Family Letter: Learning the Addition Combinations Assessment: Enough for the Class? ||  ||  //Make 10// //Quick Images: Ten-Frames// Blank Ten-Frames Family Letter: Related Activities to Try at Home //Tens Go Fish// An Individual Number Line Addition Cards: Set 1 ||  || Challenging Story Problems More Challenging Story Problems //Double It// Recording Sheet //Doubles Arrays// Recording Sheet Inch Grid Paper Assessment: How Many Cans? End-of-Unit Assessment Assessment Checklist: Addition Combinations: Set 1 ||
 * ====**G2-U1-Investigation1**==== ||  || ====**G2-U1-Investigation2**==== ||   || ====**G2-U1-Investigation3**==== ||   || ====**G2-U1-Investigation4**==== ||
 * [[file:firstgradecce/M1.pdf|M1.pdf]] Using 10 Cubes

[|Homework from the county] Extra math practice for struggling students or use this [|site] to create a computer center during math Choice Time.

[|That's a Fact!] A math game site for pracitcing basic facts.

[] This is a comprehensive Math practice site.

Do your kids [|SuDoku]? Puzzles are a great activity for kids. They exercise the brain, help develop logical reasoning, and provide a sense of achievement. Plus these puzzles allow students to think about their numbers too. Start off easy and then build the puzzles slightly harder as you go. Think about using a SuDoku puzzle as a math warm up or bell work activity.

Rekenrek

Story Problems

Strategy Work

Number Line

Demo Lesson - Strategy Form- Use this form to take notes on what strategy you see your students using.

Number Fluency - We normally use this in Kindergarten, however it can be modified for a 1st grader who is struggling in recognizing the numbers. You would just need to make a new form with higher numbers.