120 Chart Prompts
Cara Carroll
81.4k Followers
Grade Levels
K - 2nd, Homeschool
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- PDF
Pages
17 pages
Cara Carroll
81.4k Followers
What educators are saying
This number chart was great for students to use to practice counting on and counting back. I also have it available for students to practice counting by tens from any number.
My grade level team used these for our parent engagement night. Very hands on and allowed the parents and student to do a hands-on activity together.
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*** 220 - 120 Chart Prompts Included!!!!****
If you are using my Number Line Prompts, you will love using this resource!
The 120 Chart Prompts were created to move my kids beyond the number line. These can be implemented into your daily instruction with the idea of helping your kids build number sense and enrich their math vocabulary and understanding
Each student will get their own laminated 120 chart to keep in their desk (both full and personal sizes are included). Counters should also be made readily available for students to use with this quick activity. Laminate and place the 120 chart prompts in a can/container or hole punch and keep on a binder ring in an easily accessible spot in your classroom.
When your students are at their desks either enjoying snacks, finishing up a task, or transitioning from their desks to another spot in the room and/or lining up, have them take out their 120 charts and counters and prompt them using the 120 chart prompts.
These prompts are perfect for quick review. Just like the number line prompts, you can read anywhere from about 4-6 prompts at a time before moving onto the next activity/transition. Walk around and observe your kids as they follow the prompts just to ensure accuracy and provide help if needed.
These prompts are perfect for working with numbers 0-120 and moving your kids beyond the number line!
See Also: NUMBER LINE PROMPTS
Thanks!
Cara Carroll
The First Grade Parade
If you are using my Number Line Prompts, you will love using this resource!
The 120 Chart Prompts were created to move my kids beyond the number line. These can be implemented into your daily instruction with the idea of helping your kids build number sense and enrich their math vocabulary and understanding
Each student will get their own laminated 120 chart to keep in their desk (both full and personal sizes are included). Counters should also be made readily available for students to use with this quick activity. Laminate and place the 120 chart prompts in a can/container or hole punch and keep on a binder ring in an easily accessible spot in your classroom.
When your students are at their desks either enjoying snacks, finishing up a task, or transitioning from their desks to another spot in the room and/or lining up, have them take out their 120 charts and counters and prompt them using the 120 chart prompts.
These prompts are perfect for quick review. Just like the number line prompts, you can read anywhere from about 4-6 prompts at a time before moving onto the next activity/transition. Walk around and observe your kids as they follow the prompts just to ensure accuracy and provide help if needed.
These prompts are perfect for working with numbers 0-120 and moving your kids beyond the number line!
See Also: NUMBER LINE PROMPTS
Thanks!
Cara Carroll
The First Grade Parade
Total Pages
17 pages
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