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Jun 6, 2011
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j.e.
On 6/06/11, Allie wrote: > I do place value games like I have 5 tens and 3 ones. What number > am I? Or I am a number between 25 and 100. Then I give clues > like I am an odd number, I have 4 tens, I am bigger than 43 but > smaller than 46. > > We have also been known to play sparkle with their spelling words > in line. If they...See More
treetoad
a good time to practice counting and ordinal numbers
Joan VPK4
I teach Pre-K and we play "I love you more than a .... " while we're walking or waiting in line. I choose a letter of the alphabet and all the responses have to begin with that letter.
Thanks, Joan
Thanks, Joan
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