Multiplication Hopscotch
April 8, 2016
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Create a hopscotch board with the numbers 1-10, either with chalk on the playground or tape in the classroom. Start at the beginning of the
Create a hopscotch board with the numbers 1-10, either with chalk on the playground or tape in the classroom. Start at the beginning of the
Crumple up 10 pieces of paper. Pick a multiple. “Shoot baskets” with the paper basketballs into the trash can while skip counting by that multiple.
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10 students form a circle. Each student holds a different number card with the numbers 1-10 written on them (no repeats of numbers). Another student
The teacher preps for the activity by placing plastic Easter eggs around the perimeter of the room. The class forms a line and, in a
Practice counting by threes! Shake hips to the right and whisper, “one.” Shake hips to the left and whisper, “two.” Spin in a circle, clap,
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