Holiday and Seasonal

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Spring/St. Patrick's Day

  • St. Patrick's Day Chase: Five Frames or Finger Patterns

  • Jamboard  
  • This Jamboard can be used by 2-6 players. On a player's turn, the player will display either a five frame or finger pattern. The student can be directed to either move the number shown or the number needed to make 5.    
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  • Last Revised: 3/11/21    

  • St. Patrick's Day Chase within 5

  • Google Slides  
  • This versatile activity can be used by 2-6 players. Players will "roll" either a single dot or numeral cube or reveal a five frame. Students can be asked to move the number of spaces shown or the number needed to make 5. For additional practice, ask students to show the amount on their fingers.     
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  • Last Revised: 2/23/21    

  • St. Patrick's Day Chase within 10

  • Google Slides  
  • This versatile activity can be used by 2-6 players. Players will "roll" either a single dot or numeral cube. Students can be asked to double the number or find the number needed to make 10. The player will then move that many spaces.    
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  • Last Revised: 2/23/21    

  • Garden Chase with Dice

  • Jamboard      
  • Google Slides  
  • This versatile Jamboard can be used by 2-5players. Players will "roll" either a single dot or numeral cube. Students can be asked to move the number of spaces shown or the number needed to make 5. For additional practice, ask students to show the amount rolled on their fingers.    
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  • Last Revised: 1/14/21    

  • Garden Chase within 10

  • Jamboard      
  • Google Slides      
  • This versatile Jamboard can be used by 2-5 players. Players will "roll" either a single dot or numeral cube. Students can be asked to double the number or find the number needed to make 10. The player will then move that many spaces.    
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  • Last Revised: 1/14/21    

  • Sports Subtraction within 10

  • Jamboard  
  • In this subtraction partner game, students roll a die and remove that many soccer balls or footballs from their ten frame and state the corresponding subtraction sentence.    
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  • Last Revised: 2/23/21    

  • Sports Subtraction within 20

  • Jamboard  
  • In this subtraction partner game, students "roll" a die and remove that many soccer balls or footballs from their pair of ten frames and state the corresponding subtraction sentence.    
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  • Last Revised: 2/23/21    


Winter

  • Holiday Penguin Counters and Covers

  • Jamboard      
  • An update to our Counters and Covers Jamboard to include cute holiday penguins.    
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  • Last Revised: 12/14/20    

  • Snowman Chase within 10

  • Jamboard      
  • Snowman Chase game played with small doubles and combinations of 10.    
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  • Last Revised: 12/14/20    

  • Snowman Chase with Five Frames or Finger Patterns

  • Jamboard      
  • Snowman Chase game played with 5 frames and finger patterns.    
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  • Last Revised: 12/18/20    

  • Candy Chase

  • Jamboard      
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  • Last Revised: 12/14/20    

  • Cookies and Cocoa (within 10)

  • Jamboard      
  • In this subtraction partner game, students roll a die and remove that many cookies or cups of cocoa from their ten frame and state the corresponding subtraction sentence.    
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  • Last Revised: 12/8/20    

  • Cookies and Cocoa (within 20)

  • Jamboard      
  • In this subtraction partner game, students roll a die and remove that many cookies or cups of cocoa from their pair of ten frames and state the corresponding subtraction sentence.    
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  • Last Revised: 12/8/20    

  • $100 for Christmas

  • Jamboard      
  • In this two player game, students open an "envelope" showing an a dollar amount within 100 and they'd need to add to get $100. There are 4 variations of increasing complexity.    
  • Video Tutorial  
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  • Last Revised: 12/3/20    


Valentine's Day

  • Customizable Valentines Treasure Hunt

  • Google Slides      
  • This Valentine's Day Number Sequencing activity can be customized to target any 10-numeral number range. See the regular version of this activity Customizable Virtual Treasure Hunt for a generic version and a video tutorial with directions for gameplay and for customizing the activity.     
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  • Last Revised: 1/22/21    

  • Valentine's Day Chase (5 Frames)

  • Jamboard      
  • This game can be played with 2-6 players. Students are shown a five frame or finger pattern cards and either identify how many are showing or how many are needed to make 5.    
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  • Last Revised: 1/22/21    

  • Valentine's Day Chase (Make 10)

  • Jamboard      
  • This game can be played with 2-6 players. Students are shown a ten frame or dice and determine how many are needed to make 10.    
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  • Last Revised: 1/25/21    

  • Valentine's Day Move It (Doubles within 10)

  • Jamboard      
  • In this Valentine's Day themed adaption of the activity "Move It: Doubles and Near Doubles", students practice finding the sum of a double or near double. Four different types of prompts are used: (1) pair-wise ten frames, (2) pair-wise finger patterns, (3) simulated dot dice, and (4) simulated numeral dice.     
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  • Last Revised: 1/25/21    

  • Cupcakes and Cookies (Subtraction within 10)

  • Jamboard      
  • In this subtraction partner game, students roll a die and remove that many cupcakes or cookies from their ten frame and state the corresponding subtraction sentence.    
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  • Last Revised: 1/29/21    

  • Cupcakes and Cookies (Subtraction within 20)

  • Jamboard      
  • In this subtraction partner game, students roll a die and remove that many cupcakes or cookies from their pair of ten frames and state the corresponding subtraction sentence.    
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  • Last Revised: 1/29/21