Here is a teeny tiny Math tip! We use stamps a lot in Kindergarten and if you know me, I have a real crazy obsession for Counting Jars. Stamps provide a fun way for children to represent quantities and make equivalent sets. When you have several activities and different stamps going on at all times, it can sometimes get confusing as to where each of them goes. These small containers are perfect for keeping
one stamp and a small stamp pad with a particular investigation. What I love most of all is that your stamp AND your ink color never gets mixed up with any other color and what you need to accomplish the task is all together. It is simple, but it works! So, that's a Math Tip in a snap, so how bout that?
And if you are crazy for counting jars like I am, just hop on over to my TpT store and get yours for FREE! If you are feeling Kinder friendly leave feedback!
7 comments:
What kind of containers are these and where did you get them from? I love the counting jar download! Thanks!
Jenny
http://mrsfutchsclass.blogspot.com/
oooh thank you!
oooh thank you! what exactly is that container that you are using? It's perfect!
katieds@cox.net
firstisafairytale.blogspot.com
Awesome! Thanks so much for posting at Math Monday!!!
Cindy @ love2learn2day
Hopped over from MM, now following you, hope you'll stop by my blog as well! www.chestnutgroveacademy.blogspot.com
I love this! Where did you get the stamp, container, and small stamp pad? Thanks for sharing! :)
Super cute! Thanks for sharing.
We made something similar to this using Kid Pix. I let my kiddos use the stamps that come with the art program to stamp a specific number that we are working on. When it is printed out, we go back and circle different groups of the stamps - it might be counting by two's or five's or with place value, I always make sure we circle a group of 10 in one color and the rest in another color. You can write the number sentence at the bottom of the page.
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