They are perfect for morning work or a partner activity this week. Here are a few fun Earth Day FREEBIES to use in your classroom! First, here are a couple No Prep Earth Day Printables! You can find them in my Differentiated Color by Code set and my No Prep Math pack, but I wanted to share these with you for free! In our 1st grade classroom, we celebrate this occasion by reading books about the environment, discussing the three R’s (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle), and engaging in Earth Day activities. You can use any task cards for this activity! Click here for the addition and subtraction word problem task cards that I used! Earth Day FreebiesĮarth Day is an excellent opportunity to teach children about the importance of protecting our planet and how they can make a difference. Students can open up the egg, solve the problem, and write the answer on their recording sheet! This activity encourages active learning and problem-solving and is a great way to add some Easter fun to your math curriculum! Then, hide the eggs around the classroom for students to find. To set up this activity, simply print out math task cards, cut them out, and place them inside plastic Easter eggs.
Looking for a fun and engaging way to celebrate Easter while reinforcing math skills in the classroom? Consider going on a math task card Easter egg hunt! This is one of our favorite Spring classroom activities in 1st grade! After they finish, they visit the Grading Station and check their work! Read more about how I run math centers in first grade here!Ĭlick Your Grade Level to find April Solve the Room!
When students visit this center, they grab a clipboard and a recording sheet and walk around the classroom solving the math problems. I tape a new set of math task cards around the classroom. Solve the Room is one of our favorite math center routines in my first grade classroom! Each week, one of our math center tubs that students visit is Solve the Room. Plus, each page features a fun Spring joke that your students will absolutely adore! When the weather gets warm, I love having students take a clipboard outside and work on these with a partner! As the spring fever hits, I love incorporating some fun Spring classroom activities that fit in with our daily routines, but also add some extra engagement! Here are some of my favorite Spring Classroom Activities (plus some fun Spring FREEBIES!) Spring No Prep Math Pagesīrighten up the day with these Spring math worksheets! Designed for first graders, these worksheets are perfect for morning work, independent work, or math folders. Spring is a season of new beginnings and fresh starts, making it the perfect time to infuse your 1st-grade classroom with some spring-themed ideas and activities.
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