Math Site!

A site I discovered over the weekend was http://www.aaamath.com/kindergarten.html It has tons of games that are specific to skills. For example:

More and Fewer
Numbers and Counting through Ten
Numbers and Counting through Twenty
Counting Down
Patterns of Numbers
Adding
Subtracting
Positions
Fractions
Telling Time

I have saved a few games as I.E. icons on my desktop for the kids to access quickly. They played the Numbers and Words game today and really liked it. Their favorite part was the timer....... go, go, go!

Hope you check it out!

Kelly :)
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Great Site!

A site I have been spending a lot of time on lately is http://www.hubbardscupboard.org/kindergarten.html

The centers ideas are superior and I love the little printable readers.

Also, if you are looking for math centers / tubs, she has some great ideas that are easy to implement at http://www.hubbardscupboard.org/math_tubs.html

If you teach pre-k or K, you need to visit Hubbard's Cupboard!

Kelly
http://www.mrsmikesell.com

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My new favorite sties are http://www.lovetwoteach.com/ and http://www.atozteacherstuff.com

These two sites have amazing ideas on them. I'm currently teaching the May unit from LoveTwoTeach in my classroom. My students have fallen in love with the little books offered in each unit. Even my lowest students who are not reading yet love them because they are fun, predictable and easy to make.

I have spent many (way too many) hours on AtoZteacherstuff's discussion groups lately. There is so much terrific information on it. There also seems to be a really well-balanced, knowledable group of teachers that participate.

Hope you spend a few minutes surfing through these two sites!

Kelly :)
http://www.mrsmikesell.com