So this is a re-post from last year, so I decided to re-post all of the math games because I am so grateful for everything that I have learned and acquired from all of my fellow bloggers and pinners!
Sara! This is great. My school just adopted Everyday Math this year and I'm looking for ways to manage differentiation in my 3rd grade class, both in reading and in math. I'm reading the Daily 5 for the first time right now and this is the first I've heard of integrating it with math. Your Daily 5 Math ideas have really gotten me thinking!
What software do you use to create these cute printable games? They're much more attractive than what I've seen in EM!
Thank you so much for sharing these! I wasn't able to download the high roller game, though.
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ReplyDeleteSara! This is great. My school just adopted Everyday Math this year and I'm looking for ways to manage differentiation in my 3rd grade class, both in reading and in math. I'm reading the Daily 5 for the first time right now and this is the first I've heard of integrating it with math. Your Daily 5 Math ideas have really gotten me thinking!
ReplyDeleteWhat software do you use to create these cute printable games? They're much more attractive than what I've seen in EM!
I use boardmaker.. it is amazing.. i cant live without it! ask your district if you have it!
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