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Elementary numbers game audio
Tap 3 with rhythm sticks
What kind of activities can I do with all of these sticks??? Well, pick them up and tap, tap,tap! Tap in the front and the back. To the right and to the left and then overhead! Introduce them to right and left (directions) as well as introduce to overhead. Start with them on the floor and the rest is following directions! Lots of fun!
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PreK - 2nd
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My Beach Ball
This is a silly song to the tune of "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean." My class usually plays this game in a large circle rolling a beach ball. Write letters, word family words, sight words, numbers or math facts on the beach ball. Play the song then pause it. The child holding the beach ball when the song stops has to read the word or solve the problem under his/her right hand. Much more fun than flash cards.
My Beach Ball by Rebecca Long is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non
Calypso
What a great way to learn 4/4 time, by counting, clapping, snapping, patting and tapping your toes! The you are asked to do all four! I have intentionally designed the movements to move in order from "top to bottom". Written for children to be able to sing!So "come along and count to four and sing this song with me!"
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PreK - 2nd
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Before and After Numbers 0..100 (Save Time, Save Your Voice)
A fun and easy to use audio program. The student hears the number and find the number before or after that number. The answer is then provided so the student can check their work. It seems really simple, but it works.
Mathematics Content Standard Number Sense
1.0
Students understand and use numbers up to 100:
1.1
Count, read, and write whole numbers to 100.
1.2
Compare and order whole numbers
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PreK - 3rd
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