Fall is my favorite season. I met my wonderful husband in the fall. Fall reminds me of the fair in my hometown. Fall makes me think of apple picking and pumpkin posing. I can smell the apple cider brewing and the pecan pie baking. (Someone else making both of those of course!) I love Halloween and Thanksgiving, too.
I love all things Fall!
What better way to celebrate than with Frankenstein?!? Here's how we made this math craftivity work with one teacher and like a billion first graders!
1. I posted a powerpoint on the Smartboard with random numbers to 200. Students built the numbers with tens and ones on their desks. They buddy checked. A friend clicked to the next slide for me.
2. I called them over three at a time to paint their hands. (Everyone else was still building.) Then they washed them. Three kids in the bathroom at a time is better than 50!
3. After everyone had a turn, I assigned their individual numbers and they completed their activity page.
4. The next morning, students cut out their Frank, glued wiggly eyes and added details with Sharpies. Then they glued their little Frank onto the paper.
5. Students then shared their Franks with a partner.
Frankly, these were a BIG hit with my little mathematicians and you can pick up your FREE copy here!
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