We wrote down what we thought we knew about ants and added it to our chart. We then read a few sections of a Non fiction ant book and listened for our ideas. If we heard our facts mentioned...we moved them to "confirmed. "If we didnt, they stayed under "What I think I know" If we thought something and then realized it wasnt correct, we move it to "misconceptions."
I love this idea for kids as it allows them to move their ideas around on sticky notes and organize their information.
"What I think I know" "Confirmed" "Misconceptions" "New Information" "Wonderings"
FREEBIE
(Here are the titles for a RAN Chart..fonts courtesy of Kevin and Amanda )
FREEBIE
(Here are the titles for a RAN Chart..fonts courtesy of Kevin and Amanda )
Now onto Math Daily 5!
I run my math the same as I run my Daily 5 literacy in the Morning. Here are the kids choices:
Math by Myself
Math with Someone
Math Writing
Math Work
I would love to have Math Technology, but I don't have a Smartboard or anything yet :(
Here are a few of the activities my kids are choosing from right now:
Math with Someone: Double It! FREEBIE
( students need a deck of cards Ace-10 and 10 game pieces each. You turn over a card and read the math talk card . EX: you turn over a 3, you say " the double of 3 is 6." Then you look for a 6 on the game board and cover it. The first person to get rid of all ten counters is the winner. )
Math by Myself: Backwards Number Sort
Math by Myself: Alligator Greater than Less Than (there is a recording page for this)
Math by Myself: 1 More 1 Less
(The recording page is from http://fun-n-first.blogspot.ca/)
Math Writing: Question of the Day
Math by Myself: Number Puzzles
Math Work: Replicating Patterns
Math Work: Tangrams
Math Writing: Number of the Day

Love these ideas! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love all of these ideas! I've got to organize my math workshop and this is one way that I just may to do. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJust stumbled on your blog through Pinterest, and love these activities. Off to check out the rest of your blog! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ladies!!
ReplyDeleteI just started my blog so check back for more stuff!!!
I love all of these ideas!! I am your newest follower!! Your blog is too cute!!
ReplyDelete~Heather
Thanks so much for sharing my 1 more and 1 less roll game!!! YAY!!! Love your blog:)
ReplyDeleteAnna Brantley
Looks great! I am switching to Daily 5 for Math next year and can't wait to start the adventure. :)
ReplyDeleteAmanda
First Grade Garden
Thank you for posting these ideas. Can't wait to try them out next year.!
ReplyDeleteJust came across your blog and wanted to say thanks for the double it freebie! This will work great in my workstations! Stop by and say hello sometime =)
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I found you from a pin on Pinterest. Love your site!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to let you know that I shared this at a presentation and on my blog. I referenced your blog and linked you. Here is the link to my post. Thanks for inspiring me!!
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~Heather
I just started following you and I thank you for sharing. I have been thinking about changing my math time and with your visuals I am inspired to start. I am a visual learner so I love looking at the blogs for ideas.
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Cialini Chat
I look forward to reading your blog.
Marybeth (New Jersey)
Thanks for posting! I would really like to revamp my math and already use daily 5 for language arts. I love your choice board too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!!! Great ideas
ReplyDeleteThanks Erin and Dee Dee!!
ReplyDeleteI am going to be posting more Daily 5 math so check back!
I have very interested in hearing more about your Daily 5 Math. I am wanting to start it but am not exactly sure what activities to do and start with. Really would love to hear more about this and more example of activities you use!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your ideas! I really want to do a daily 5 math, I think it makes so much sense. I'm just struggling on how to keep it meaningful and purposeful - as far as what games and activities for them to do independently. Do you work with a math small group every day/every choice?
ReplyDeleteI agree. I am still working out the kinks with mine and making sure it is meaningful work. I do 2 rounds of math every day. I either meet with a small guided math group during each round or I do 1 round math group, 1 round individual conferences.
DeleteLove these ideas!! Where can I find the math puzzle activity??
ReplyDeleteDo you mean the one where you sort the cards under less than 16, greater than 16 or the same as 16? I made that one. I will post it for free tonight when I get home!
DeleteYes!!! That is the one!!! Thanks, I love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for great ideas! I am going to use some of these games for "I am finished now what?" activities when kids are done with their bellwork!
ReplyDeleteThanks Meagan! Glad you can use them!
DeleteI love the question of the day. Can you tell me a little more about this? Did you come up with the sheet?
ReplyDeleteHi Stacy! I did make my Question of the day Sheet. I am off to Toronto Tomorrow for a few days but I will make a post about it when I get back and share the recording page! So make sure you check back!
DeleteRenee
Wow! I repinned this from someone on Pinterest and it has been repinned 274 times! Awesome post. I love how you have organized Daily 5 math. A lot of teachers are looking for more info on this...I think we have found the spot! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYay Thanks! Great to hear so many people are interested in Daily 5 Math!! I go back to school on Thursday so I will begin posting more!
DeleteI have used the "Thinking About Non-Fiction idea" on chart paper, but never thought of making it movable! Simple, yet so smart! Your Daily 5 Math photos are great. It's so nice to have a visual of what folks are doing. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Debra......I just came across Thinking about Non fiction RAN chart a couple years ago and LOVE using it with Sticky Notes!
DeleteThank you for sharing all of these wonderful ideas and double thanks for the FREEBIE! I love how you have organized your Daily 5 Math!
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch!! I am in the process of building stamina with my kiddos in daily 5 Math this year! Check back for more stuff as we get more into it!
DeleteLove the doubles game:) Thanks for the great idea! I'm going to be using it to practice those math facts with my grade 3's this week:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy! Glad you can use it!
DeleteThanks for sharing your Double It freebie. It's great for my low 2nd graders.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mrs.M. Glad you can use it!
DeleteI am so glad I just found your blog! I am working with the teachers at my school on Daily Five and your Daily Math will be a perfect addition!
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Hi Katie
DeleteYay that is exciting to hear! I am still working out kinks in my Math Daily 5 but I love it! Keep checking back for new ideas!
Renee