February Math Centers for First and Second Grade
Each of these engaging math centers includes:
- Title Page for Center Organization
- Tips for Use
- Directions
- Full Color Center Pages
- Black Line Center Pages
- Black Line Student Recording Sheet
More and more schools are requiring accountability during centers, rotations, and stations! These simple recording sheets will allow you to see your students' progress during or after they complete the center activity. Administrators LOVE teachers who are using these recording sheets as a formative assessment during center time.
Another reason you will LOVE these math centers is for their flexibility and differentiation. In the photograph above, the green cards are two-digit comparisons while the blue cards three-digit comparisons. If you're a first grade teacher, you have the flexibility of having an on-grade level center (two-digit numbers) and an advanced center (three-digit numbers) to challenge your students who are mastering this skill. If you're a second grade teacher, you can have an on-grade level center (three-digit numbers) and a center for intervention (two-digit numbers). This is just one example of how this bundle can be used in various ways to meet your students' needs.
I hope this post inspired you to think of your math centers differently, and if you want to use my February Math Centers Bundle, you can find them in my TpT store!
Happy Prepping!
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