Our participants are ready for the start of the Grasshopper Game
The playing field
The idea is to hop to the number based on the number sentence I give you to complete. R8 did some multiplication (can you believe she is a third grader already??) I-6 did some addition and subtraction to practice his first grade math.
When J3 wandered in, he couldn't be left out so he got to identify numbers. You know he can pretty well read numbers 1 to 10. Not bad for a 3 yr old!
7 comments:
The game looks fun! {my post this morning was all wonky, too! ugh.}
I love me some Peggy Kaye. I use Games for Reading a bunch around here. Looks like I might need to see about her math book.
Uh, the previous post--that would be me. Here let me actually sign my name.
Jana in SoCal
this one looks good too! thanks for the tip about bananagrams you sent! I will look into that! Where could i find it? I love all your ideas; they are super inspirational!!
Danielle- you can find Bananagrams at AC Moore. Do you have one near you? They might be an east coast store.
We've been enjoying our super deluxe scrabble over here.
We love this book! Which other Peggy Kaye one did you get? Just curious if it's as much fun as the math.
Shannon
Shannon we have the Reading Games book.
I'm working on my first game from there right now. I'll be sure to blog about it when we've played it.
Heather
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