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Common Core Valentine’s Day Math Centers

I just upload my Common Core Valentine’s Day Math Centers to Tpt.  Better late than never, right?
This packet contains five Common Core based math centers, teacher directions, student directions, and center cards.
Math Centers Included:
Red and Pink Heart Sums of Ten
Pink and Red Hearts Make Ten to Add
Valentine Tweets Domino Fact Families
Valentine Owls Find the Missing Part
Valentine’s Day Place Value
Our Favorite Color Candy Hearts Graphing, Tallying, and Analyzing Data
I hope you and your students enjoy these activities!

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  3. These look great! We are in the middle of correlating all of our standards and assessments to the common core writing!! Can I ask…how did you go about creating assessments for math (if your district has)?? Just looking for some help since they are leaving all of the creating to us!

  4. We use a math series aligned to the Common Core. This is our first year with the series and we are not sure if we will keep it or use another series aligned to the Common Core. I find even with the series, my students need added small group practice in the form of centers. My first graders love, love, math centers. It makes me happy that I can make learning fun for them by tying it in with a theme.

    • I completely agree. A lot of other teachers ask me how I have time to add small group centers, but I can't imagine not giving them this kind of informal practice. I usually reserve Fridays for math games and centers day. Thanks as always for your great work.

      First in Maine