It's still H.O.T. in Missouri ~ 107 degrees today! I was going through all my math stuff today and thought I would share my printable math calendar pages I created to go along with our Saxon Math Meeting. I know many of you do not teach Saxon but if you use any of these same components, these pages might work for you. If you teach Saxon (1st Grade) then this should be perfect!
Last year, I found that my kiddos needed something more to keep them engaged during our math meeting. We started using white boards - but some aspects were hard for them to do on a blank white board and then I saw lots of doodling... SO - I came up with these pages to help keep them engaged, on track, and as a nice reference for many of my kiddos - especially my intervention students. I used these two pages copied front to back for the first 40 lessons:
Last year, I found that my kiddos needed something more to keep them engaged during our math meeting. We started using white boards - but some aspects were hard for them to do on a blank white board and then I saw lots of doodling... SO - I came up with these pages to help keep them engaged, on track, and as a nice reference for many of my kiddos - especially my intervention students. I used these two pages copied front to back for the first 40 lessons:
After the first 40 lessons - I began using one page with all the calendar components. To save paper, I placed these pages in plastic sleeves and students used (skinny) dry erase markers to interact with their calendar page. It definitely helped keep my kiddos on track, focused and my intervention students loved having the resources at their fingertips to answer questions and follow along. Click on any of the pictures to download for FREE!
I'm not sure how many Saxon Math users are out there ~ but I hope you find this to be a good resource. I would love to hear your thoughts! My TPT 20% off sale ends tonight, Friday, July 6th at midnight. Have a wonderful weekend and stay COOL!
