Monday, March 11, 2013

Common Core Based Cut-and-Glue Math for Kinder, First, and Second


Just in case you haven't seen these yet, I wanted to tell you about my cut-and-glue math workbooks.  I have always enjoyed doing a lot of cutting and gluing activities in my classroom (hence, my cut-and-glue sight word sentences), but the idea came to me for 3 reasons:  

1)  For the past few years, I have had several advanced students who could read fairly well and do math, yet they had NO idea how to cut or how much glue to use.  
2)  I wanted to cover the standards in a way that was more engaging than your run-of-the-mill worksheet.
3) My students really enjoy cutting, gluing, and coloring but don't have enough opportunities to do these things.
So, I combined my goals and came up with Common Core Based Cut-and-Glue Math Workbooks for kindergarten (Some of the pages also work well in preschool.), first, and second grade.  I use the kindergarten set both in my classroom and at home.  Here are some pictures of my son (newly 4 years old) and my daughter (recently 5)  doing a couple of pages at home:  
My son did a counting page.
                                               
My daughter did an addition page.  

Plus, you're in luck!  I just finished my "Second Grade Math Common Core Cut-and-Glue Workbook:  Summer Version!"  I'm giving away 3 copies in my Teachers Notebook store!  CLICK HERE to enter!  The giveaway lasts thru Thursday, March 14th.  If you don't win, you still have thru midnight on Friday to get a copy at 50% off!  

Here are my cut-and-glue workbooks for spring if you would like to take a look:




Oh, and I almost forgot . . . I have a FREE set available for K & 1st if you want to try before you buy!  Just CLICK HERE!  

As always, 
thanks for reading!  


2 comments:

  1. Thank you for the freebie. Please stop by for some freebies at my blog.
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  2. Wow! great product and great freebie! Thank you

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    Rae
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