Here is a Math Work Stations Throwback for a book study I completed with some blogging friends back in 2011! It is crazy to think that it has been close to 6 years. The other day, as I was looking at some of my old blog posts, I decided to update a few of them… okay… I updated ALL of the posts in this book study. I also updated a bunch of the free files, so you can download them through the post links I will provide.
Math Work Stations really shaped the way I thought about math centers so I hope you will find these links helpful… This will be a bit like a scavenger hunt, so get comfy!
This blog post will help you see what math work stations are and how you can go about organizing for them. You can read this post and grab your free files by clicking HERE.
Setting routines and procedures are essential to having stations run smoothly. You can read up on this chapter and grab your free files by clicking HERE.
In this chapter, we start to talk about what goes into the station bins. You can read this chapter and grab your free files by clicking HERE.
This chapter looks at addition and subtraction activities for math stations. You can read this chapter and snag your goodies by clicking HERE.
Chapter 6 explores place value math work stations. I have a free file or two in this blog post too. You can check it out by clicking HERE.
Chapter 7 is about geometry. I have a few free files in this chapter as well. You can find those files by clicking HERE.
The final chapter in the book was dedicated to measurement. You can find the free files that go with this chapter by clicking HERE.
WHEW! You made it! Is your mouse tired? Do you currently have 10,000 tabs open? So sorry for the Where’s Waldo search, but I sure hope you found a few items to help you out with math stations.
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Deedee I have your math bundle and just purchased the math fluency. Will this blog about Math Work stations still be available for me to access? I have the book but just not the time right now to read the entire blog.
Thank you for your wonderful work! You are so inspiring! I can’t wait to begin my first year in Kindergarten using your products as well as Deanna’s. Hope you had a blessed birthday!
Thank you, Susan! Yes! This blog post will be always on here, so come back to it after you have had your summer pedicure and have slept in for AT LEAST 3 days!!!!
I hve just read and downloaded your maths blog post, so thank you very much. I am looking forward to implementing it in my classroom.
Hi! This is a great post. I am definitely going to take your idea of having them regroup after their first station before they begin the second station. Is there another spot where I could find the bookmark you punch when you check their math station work? I tried to download it from your Facebook, but couldn’t do it. Thanks!
Hi Catherine!
Yes! You can find it in this post: