Today shall be deemed “Tantruming Tootsies” because my feet are killing me today. I dunno why, but I foresee a long soak in the tub tonight! Maybe it was all that playing on our new Promethean board…
We have been hitting addition and subtraction HARD. We’re really working to solidify those skills before the end of the year. This week we have focused on addition. I always try to make learning fun and engaging (SHOCKER, I know!) And since it’s Easter time…I thought why not use plastic eggs. I know…this isn’t a genius move. But hey, it’s fun, right?!
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Love it! Thanks so much! I've got to find some carrots. With all the talk about sensory tables or tubs, I'm putting my eggs in Dollar Tree tubs color coded for differentiation. The round tubs with grass for word eggs. The more square tubs for math. Another idea is to put the Easter erasers in eggs for graphing! Another way could be writing numerals on both halves of the eggs, separating the eggs in the tub, the students put the eggs together and find the sum.
Thanks again for all your fantastic work!
I just picked up some bunny and carrot eggs too for an activity that I am planning to do with my 5 year old at home. I only needed a few, but I grabbed much more than what I needed! Hey, you never know what new and fun ideas might pop up right?
Thanks for the ideas… and the freebies!
Sara
Teaching Munchkins
We've been doing Egg-citing Multiplication in my third grade classroom! I'm loving those cheap plastic eggs for all sorts of activities this time of year!
Erin
Short and Sassy Teacher
I put three letters, they are supposed to figure out the word, but next thing you know the letters are all mixed up!
I put three letters, they are supposed to figure out the word, but next thing you know the letters are all mixed up!
Is this still available? I couldn't find it in your TPT shop!
Hello, I have searched your site for the worksheets that go along with the eggs and I cannot find them, am I missing something? I LOVE this activity and was finally able to find carrot eggs!!!!! Now I am looking for the bunnies and chicks! I am on a mission!
Thank you,
Tiffanie S.