Description
March Math Centers and Activities for 1st grade are perfect for the month of March. Keep your students learning and diving deep with their math skills through the entire month.
This resource is part of a year-long math centers unit. Save $$$$$ and check out the bundle by clicking here: DISCOUNTED 1ST GRADE CENTERS BUNDLE FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR!
There are 10 math centers that are aligned with the 1st grade standards. Each center comes in full color and black and white to meet your printing needs. Each center also comes with a direction sign, recording sheet, and answer key.
THE SKILLS & ACTIVITIES THAT ARE INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE ARE:
-More and Less Shamrock Numbers (1 more/less and 10 more/less)
-Counting Money Pot of Gold Clips (penny, nickel, and dime)
-Addition Rainbow Sums (sums 10-18)
-Skip Counting Leap Frog Numbers (2’s, 3’s, 5’s, and 10’s)
-Number Order Mystery Golden Numbers
-Graphing Graph a Shamrock
-Telling Time Puzzles (time to the hour and half hour)
-Subtraction Rainbow Math (facts 1-18)
-Place Value Rainbow Digits (ones and tens)
-Number Comparing Leprechaun Hats
PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE PREVIEW FILE TO SEE WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE
Kristen A. –
Super fun for March! A great way for students to practice math skills while staying engaged.
Marla G. –
This was used on our theme day! It was a great resource for the first graders!
Kathryn J. –
A very useful tool for my classroom. Students love it!
Katarzyna C. –
Good resource, covers the topics described, with money unit I would just love Euro version as well
Right Fit Resources –
These centers are very engaging and my kids really love to do them. I use them during math interventions for older elementary school children with learning disabilities. As a teacher, I love that there is a recording sheet that goes along with each center that allows me to keep the students accountable while they are working independently. There are also digital resources.
Keeping 1st Things First –
Love, love, love this resource for my math centers! Just print, laminate, cut and go! Thanks!
Lillian H. –
This is a fun and engaging activity that helps students gain a deeper understanding of the concept.
Megan P. –
I loved this resource. It kept my students engaged during stations!