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Making Ten to Add & Subtract: A Live Workshop for K–2 Teachers
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Explore foundational geometry and shape skills with these Differentiated Geo Board Task Cards, created specifically for 1st grade math centers. These hands-on activities help students develop spatial awareness and geometric reasoning by building, partitioning, and identifying shapes on a geo board.
Explore foundational geometry and shape skills with these Differentiated Geo Board Task Cards, created specifically for 1st grade math centers. These hands-on activities help students develop spatial awareness and geometric reasoning by building, partitioning, and identifying shapes on a geo board.
With three levels of differentiation, this resource supports a range of learners and is ideal for math centers, morning tubs, early finishers, or small group instruction. Students will practice identifying basic shapes, creating composite shapes, and partitioning shapes into smaller parts—all while actively engaging with math.
What’s Included:
Use this resource to reinforce key 1st grade geometry standards, support differentiated instruction, and make your math block more engaging. A great fit for teachers looking to add hands-on exploration and visual reasoning to their math routine.
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Join me for a hands-on workshop exploring what to model, which questions to ask, and how to respond when students get stuck using ten to add and subtract.
Includes a printable Teacher Toolkit, ready-to-use Number Talks, and the workshop recording.
Marcia A. –
This resource was a fun learning activity for our shape unit.
Zoie A. –
I used this resource as a math center, and it was a great addition to my classroom! My students enjoyed the different levels of challenges and loved the hands-on activities. This resource helped my students review shape attributes in an engaging and meaningful way while allowing them to practice independently.
Alicia V. –
I love how this resource adds purpose and intentionality to the geo boards. A very simple math center activity to throw into your rotation!
Moriah S. –
My students loved these task cards during our geometry unit! I then placed them in a tub that they could use when they finished early.
christy C. –
Love using these geo boards in math cents. Great for fine motor!
Diana W. –
This was just what I needed for them to work on while I pull small groups.
Jen K. –
These task cards are great for keeping students engaged on on task while using geoboards.
Laura G. –
My students and I really enjoyed using this resource in class.
Karre B. –
My students loved geo boards and task cards. It was perfect for a center.
Cheryl B. –
Great for geo boards. Students were very engaged and had fun using templates
Mrs. Woodcock’s Firsties –
first graders love these as a math station for hand on learning! Easy to prep and go!
Jaime C. –
My students love it.The resources were easy to use.
Becky B. –
My students loved this activity. They were very engaged while participating during center rotations.
Kari S. –
My kids love geo boards and these have added a new level of fun and direction. Thanks for the great resource!
Brownwyn H. –
This was an amazing resource to use along with out new math curriculum that uses workplaces as centers.
Amy Montana –
This was exactly what I was looking for and meets my needs perfectly. Thank you!!