July 16, 2015

Christmas in July Sale {Thursday: Plain Jane Math Centers or Task Cards}

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All this week I will be having a Christmas in July sale and will have one of my favorite products on sale each day. These are all products I use in my classroom and could not live without. I hope you find something this week you might like to incorporate into your classroom.

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Today’s sale product is my Plain Jane Math Centers or Task Cards. So often, when I am planning centers or math groups I realize I need another activity and I don’t have anything on hand that can be easily prepped. So, I decided to make a HUGE set of activities that can be used year round that take basically NO prep time during my school day.

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These Plain Jane cards are named because they were made to be non-themed or non-holiday related. I copied them all on colored cardstock and stored them in individual zip lock bags inside a plastic box.

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These were new to me last school year but I cannot tell you how many times I pulled from this blue box of cards. I bet I used all 35 sets of cards sometimes during the school year.

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There are 35 sets of cards but the skills included are..
1. Addition
2. Subtraction
3. Missing Addends
4. Adding 3 Numbers
5. Missing Numbers
6. Mixed Addition & Subtraction
7. Doubles
8. Plus 10
9. Minus 10
10. Adding 2 Digits without regrouping
11. Adding 2 Digits with regrouping
12. Subtracting 2 Digits
13. Telling Time
14. Tally Marks
15. Counting by 1’s
16. Counting by 5’s
17. Counting by 10’s
18. Pick the Greatest Number

** so most of the skills have more than one set of cards.

Quick Shopping Link: Plain Jane Math Centers or Task Cards

**Remember these are only on sale today {Thursday, July 16th} Check the picture below to get a sneak peak at the rest of the week sale products.

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1 comment:

  1. Cute task cards! If I taught a lower grade I would absolutely grab those up! Great idea to have them non-themed and just printed on card stock. Saves a lot of ink I bet!

    Jamie
    Life As I Know It

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