Primary Inspiration: Snowman Ten Frames Freebie!

Hi, Teaching Friends!

Not long ago, I wrote a post about the power of ten frames for young mathematicians. If you missed it, you can find it here. I also learned some new-to-me things about ten frames as well as ideas for using them Ten Frames Math System site, a great find for both teachers and parents.

Here's a free seasonal set of ten frames for you, featuring everybody's favorite - snowmen!

How will you use these snowman ten frames with your students?

⭐ Read Around the Room is a fun and effective activity that will keep even the wiggliest student engaged in learning! Print, cut, and laminate the cards and post them around your classroom. Then print a copy of the recording page for each of your students, give each child a clipboard and a pencil, and send them off to "show what they know" about ten frames!

⭐ Use the cards for sequencing values 1-10.

⭐ Print two sets of the cards. Mix them up for a matching activity.

Click here or on the picture to download your snowman ten frames from Google Drive.

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If you're searching for more hands-on winter math for your little learners, here's a set you'll like! This collection of nine winter math activities with a snowman theme addresses these math topics:

✅ One-to-one correspondence

✅ Counting up and back on a number line

✅ Subitizing

✅ Describing, sorting, and classifying by attributes

✅ Comparing numbers 1-12 ( greater than, less than)

✅ Ten frames activities: matching frame to numeral for numbers through 20

✅ Graphing and data analysis