RtI time can be stressful.
Finding an intervention that meets the needs of your learners that is also
engaging is hard. Stress no more. Meghan Harris from Keeping Up with Mrs.Harris and I have teamed up to create the ultimate Computation Intervention Bundle.
If you are working on adding and subtracting numbers 0-20 we have it covered.
Building foundational
mathematical skills is so important for our young students. These skills are
ones they will rely on heavily not only throughout their years in elementary
school, but in every step of their careers as learners and their life outside of
school.
So, these skills are important to
teach with fidelity. But shouldn’t they be fun too? These skills need to be
reviewed frequently. Facts need to be memorized, yes I said it, memorized. But
not through drill and practice. Let’s engage our little learners in activities
that will stick!
How do you make it stick?
Manipulatives make it fun and
memorable. Use counters, play-doh,
mini erasers (hello Target dollar section!), dice, number cards, number lines, subitizing
cards, and spinners to make math unforgettable.
Introduce games during your small
group time. You want to ensure that students know how to play and are actually
playing the game correctly. Play along with them!
This is an excellent time to
model your mathematical thinking for students. Encourage them to explain their
thoughts and strategies as they play as well. Once students are comfortable you
can put these activities in stations to review all year long. Switch them out
occasionally. Soon they will be begging to play certain games!
Many first grade and second grade
OA standards are addressed in this bundle. While we made it with those grade
levels in mind, it would also benefit kindergarteners that grasp the concept of
adding to 5 quickly and need a challenge.
Make learning fun again! Get this
bundle now, while it is at a discounted price. If you purchase today you will
also get all of the updates as we add more content. Don’t wait, because the
price will increase.
Interested in trying it out for
free? Head
over to Keeping Up with Mrs. Harris for a 30 page FREE sample!
