Math

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 * Early Childhood Flip Chart **

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 * Math CCSS Crosswalk**

RESOURCES Count the Pennies Math Game This math game has a tutorial about all the different types of coins; pennies, dimes, nickels and quarters. It has you count the number of coins and then you have to click on the correct amount of money. Then the game will tell you if you are correct or incorrect with your answer. This game might be better for Kindergarten aged students and older, it is too advanced for Pre-K students. I would rate this game as a 2 since it is very simple and too hard for Pre-K students. The standard would correlate with COG 7: Relates Quantity to Numbers/Numerals.

Counting and add Chicks Good for simple addition.... small amounts to add. Example - 3 chicks plus 2 chicks = then you drag the number down. Only complaint is that there are 4 problems on each page, so it may be a bit confusing to the kids. This site is a 4

Big Bird Shapes Pre-K game Math-names the color and shape as you touch the keyboard. Repeats a lot. Rating-2

Coin Game Not a good game for preschoolers, maybe kindergarten Rating:1

Math Games @http://www.abc.net.au/countusin/games/game15.htm This is a measuring game about more and less. It only has one action in that you have to say which glass has more. Pretty easy for preschool.

Number Chart to 100 [|ABCya!] The chart can be used as an interactive tool to teach number patterns - counting by twos, fives, tens, odds and evens, and the multiplication table. Recommended for grades 1 - 4. Rating - 3 - meant for more advanced students at TFS

Saxon Math [|Fill In the Missing Number Game] Good game for practice

Symmetry Games, Enrichment Math Games, good for kindergarten students

The Counting Games (by 1,2 etc.) Good counting for 1,2,5,10's but the rest too hard for prek an k.