Thanks to Laura Candler at Corkboard Connections for hosting this awesome linky party! It relates to my most favorite part of the day: MATH CENTERS! :)


I laminate EVERYTHING.
I put everything in baggies (big papers in gallon baggies, smaller cards in sandwich baggies).
I use these cards to display center names and students who will participate in each. They have magnets on the back of them...I can move the cards easily whenever it's time to rotate centers. Click the picture to snag your own free center signs!
And now for the goodies!!! Click my picture below to snag your own copy of several math centers freebies I've created in the past! (The link will take you to my Math freebies section at my TpT store...there were too many pics/games to link up!) Enjoy!




























Love this! I was just talking to my coworker today about needing more math center ideas and a better organization for them!
ReplyDeleteAmy
Krazy About Kiddos
Thanks for linking up and sharing your great tips with us!
ReplyDeleteLaura Candler
http://www.corkboardconnections.com
I'm going to be teaching 3rd grade for the first time next year! Thank you for sharing your ideas! I have a couple of questions for you! How often do you change the centers? How much time do the students spend at the centers each day? Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteThank you for some great ideas...looking forward to implementing them next year.
ReplyDeleteNancy
Thank you so much!! I started Math "stations" in my third grade class this last year and LOVED it!! Will never go back to all Whole Group Math!! Thank you for sharing your ideas!!
ReplyDeleteAshlie Hein
I downloaded your geometry match up game but it is just black line =(
ReplyDeleteMartha, please make sure you have the latest version of Adobe. Also, make sure you're viewing the document in Adobe and not preview. It's there. I promise. :)
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