From the posting of this topic I knew exactly what I wanted to share with you all. In one of my undergraduate classes, a professor of mine assigned the task of creating a "manipulative kit." We could choose any manipulative commonly found in classrooms. I chose playing cards!
Here is a quick look at the kit. My professor wanted us to have at least one educational game pack that is functional and something the kids could grab on indoor recess days. My computer from college bit the dust, so I don't have the cute frames. Boo!
Then I remembered a great free e-book that had 69 pages of card games, how-to's, and covered basically every game from my pack and more. If you'd like to check out those games, just click the picture below!
Be sure to link up and read up on various types of card games!
Thank you for the link to the e-book. I cannot wait to include some of these games into my math program.
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Rosie's Rambles
This is awesome! Thank you for linking up!! :)
ReplyDeleteJivey
What a great resource! These card games would be great to work on review the last couple weeks of school...anything to keep them busy! Mine have been beyond restless this week, and I definitely think the sunshine has something to do with it :)
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FabandFunin4th!
Great share! I'm featuring this post on Bagels and Blogs tomorrow. :)
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Math Coach’s Corner
Great resource! I am your newest follower!! I found you on Donna's Bagels and Blogs post:)
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The Math Maniac
Love all these card games! Thanks for sharing:-)
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