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Sunday, October 21, 2012

Sums of 10 Thanksgiving Game Freebie

Hello, Teaching Friends!

Hope you're enjoying a lovely fall afternoon! Our home is full of the lovely aroma of apple pies baking. My husband is really enjoying it, because, trust me, this doesn't happen often... unless I have some apple essential oils diffusing!

Before you know it, many of our homes will soon be filled with another luscious aroma - roasting turkeys! So, how's that for a not-so-subtle segue into telling you about the freebie I have for you today!?!

If you're working on sums of 10, you're probably using lots of hands-on activities with tens frames. Once your little guys are ready to move on to something with a bit more challenge, here's a Thanksgiving game that takes them a step higher. 

Your students will solve 32 addition math models and then sort them by their sums: equal to 10/ not equal to 10. You might want to provide tens frames and/or manipulatives for those students who need them while playing the game.





Click here or on the picture to get your free game.



This game is part of a set of nine Turkey in the Pot solve-and-sort games.  There are Turkey in the Pot games for ...

* addition facts
* subtraction facts
* recognizing multiples of five
* odd and even numbers
* comparing numbers
* Base 10 representations of numbers

Like the sample freebie above, all are Common Core aligned. Click on the collage below to see more at TPT.


http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Thanksgiving-Math-Games-Turkey-in-the-Pot-165334


Click here to see another free Thanksgiving game for practicing sums of ten!


Happy Teaching!






7 comments:

  1. A gobbling fun way to meet the CC Math standards! THANKS, Linda! Smiles!!!

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    1. You're welcome. Love your name by the way ... stop learning and you stop enjoying life!

      Linda

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  2. This looks like a fun way to keep learning! Thanks for sharing at Manic Monday!

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  3. Oh I love this! Sharing it on G+ and stashing it away to share with my readers on Teach Junkie at a later time!
    -Leslie
    TeachJunkie.com
    KindergartenWorks.com

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    1. Oh, that's so nice of you, Leslie! I've got loads of freebies that I'm so happy to share. Thanks for your kind comment!

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  4. So cute, Linda!!! Many thanks for linking up at Freebie Friday!

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