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My center materials are limited. In the winter we have many inside recesses due to rain and snow. "Inside recess" day after day can be very dull. We have a few math center manipulatives to help pass the time, but my students really need more than a set of connecting cubes. "Play" needs to be more meaningful!
With magnetic blocks, Lego bricks, and STEM building bricks (with task cards), "play" becomes more purposeful. One task may be to create a maze for a marble out of bricks. Another task may be to build a tic-tac-toe board out of Legos and then play a game with it. My students will have fun designing, creating, and sharing their creations.
Hot Dots Pens test student knowledge using a power pen that talks, lights up and makes different sound effects when students answer a question. I have chosen a set for advanced readers as well. The Hot Dots sets provide cards and booklets for student use. My students will be able to practice reading and math skills independently and at their skill level. The interactive pens will give students immediate feedback for their work.
Center learning time will be amazing and fun!
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My center materials are limited. In the winter we have many inside recesses due to rain and snow. "Inside recess" day after day can be very dull. We have a few math center manipulatives to help pass the time, but my students really need more than a set of connecting cubes. "Play" needs to be more meaningful!
With magnetic blocks, Lego bricks, and STEM building bricks (with task cards), "play" becomes more purposeful. One task may be to create a maze for a marble out of bricks. Another task may be to build a tic-tac-toe board out of Legos and then play a game with it. My students will have fun designing, creating, and sharing their creations.
Hot Dots Pens test student knowledge using a power pen that talks, lights up and makes different sound effects when students answer a question. I have chosen a set for advanced readers as well. The Hot Dots sets provide cards and booklets for student use. My students will be able to practice reading and math skills independently and at their skill level. The interactive pens will give students immediate feedback for their work.
Center learning time will be amazing and fun!