Happy Sunday!! I hope you have been enjoying your weekend! Hubs and I have spent most of our weekend at a lamaze class. ย SO much information has been shared, but it has been great!
On to more fun things…MATH JOURNALS in kindergarten!
Last year I was MUCH better about journaling with my first grade friends, but this year it has been a struggle with kindergarten.
When Cassie from Adventures in Teaching asked me about participating in a little product swap, I knew what I would be looking for! ย I was paired with the lovely Jen over at Jen’s Kinder Kids and she had JUST what I needed. Math Journals!!
These little journals are filled with various skills for the students to work on daily! ย There has not been one single skill that we have not already covered. Take a peek inside these 1/2 page math journals!
We use them daily as a warm-up, but here are a few other ideas for implementing math journals in kindergarten.
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What a smart idea! :0) Loved those math journals! ๐ Glad you were able to find something that your kids needed! ๐ My swap buddy was SO AWESOME too! ๐ This was really, REALLY great! ๐ I’m so excited to keep hopping and reading about all of the neat ideas our little group put together! ๐
Thanks for the post, Amanda! ๐
XOXO,
Tamara
These math journals look like just the right fit for kindergarten:) I love the format and the graphics are adorable! Great product review. Thanks for sharing.
I agree Tammy! ๐ These are a wonderful idea for kinders! ๐ This was a great post! ๐ Thanks Amanda for sharing this item with us! ๐
Journals work so well in kindergarten. Thanks for sharing your ideas! I have a whole series of alphabet journals that my students progress through, and I also have my children practice writing with diaries, another kind of journal. Such a great way to get kinders writing!
Sharon Dudley, NBCT
Teaching with Sight