Showing posts with label Pete the Cat Math Workstation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pete the Cat Math Workstation. Show all posts

Monday, June 25, 2012

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In the Kindergarten Common Core standards students must be able to recognize sets presented in a variety of ways. This will be a math workststation my students will be doing the first of the year.  I added number word cards for later in the year. (I promise you, kindergarteners never tire of Pete the Cat!)

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Pete the Cat Counts Buttons


I was so excited when Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons was published! I love buttons and always use them in my beginning of the year math work stations. So, to celebrate that I have transcribed all 128 Civil War letters that I discussed in my last post, I'm taking a break to create some math workstations for buttons featuring Pete the Cat and other favorite button books. I will try to post an activity several times a week. (I still have a long way to go in finishing my book, but I miss creating new activities for my blogging friends and my upcoming kindergarten class!) Just click on the link under Pete for the download.

P.S. I have found some great Pete the Cat activities out on the web, go to my Pinterest page (http://pinterest.com/lmccardle/) and look for the Pete the Cat board I've created.