Milk Lid Math

Milk Lid Math

Tired of those expensive manipulatives that you are constantly replacing because they are lost, misplaced, or damaged? Have your class start saving milk jug lids because this five page handout contains numerous math activities that utilize this free manipulative.

Milk Lid Math includes 15 main activities with a variety of mini-lessons under each topic. They are appropriate for a whole class, small groups, or as a center and most incorporate differentiated instruction.

Math topics include graphing, probability, sorting by attribute, patterning, identifying and writing numbers, greater than, less than, writing equations as well as many additional ones. These activities are appropriate for grades K-5 and take into account the multiple intelligences of visual, logical, and kinesthetic.

Milk Lid Math

Tired of those expensive manipulatives that you are constantly replacing because they are lost, misplaced, or damaged? Have your class start saving milk jug lids because this five page handout contains numerous math activities that utilize this free manipulative.

Milk Lid Math includes 15 main activities with a variety of mini-lessons under each topic. They are appropriate for a whole class, small groups, or as a center and most incorporate differentiated instruction.

Math topics include graphing, probability, sorting by attribute, patterning, identifying and writing numbers, greater than, less than, writing equations as well as many additional ones. These activities are appropriate for grades K-5 and take into account the multiple intelligences of visual, logical, and kinesthetic.

Milk Lid Math

Tired of those expensive manipulatives that you are constantly replacing because they are lost, misplaced, or damaged? Have your class start saving milk jug lids because this five page handout contains numerous math activities that utilize this free manipulative.

Milk Lid Math includes 15 main activities with a variety of mini-lessons under each topic. They are appropriate for a whole class, small groups, or as a center and most incorporate differentiated instruction.

Math topics include graphing, probability, sorting by attribute, patterning, identifying and writing numbers, greater than, less than, writing equations as well as many additional ones. These activities are appropriate for grades K-5 and take into account the multiple intelligences of visual, logical, and kinesthetic.