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Today I am here to tell you all about how I make sure that all those tiny little game cards go back into the correct baggy when my littles are doing math centers.
To start, you need a bunch of different colored permanent markers.
Then, after laminating the game cards, BEFORE cutting them out, draw a line down the back of each row. Make sure to use a different color for each set!
After that, cut them out and out each set in a baggie labeled with the color.
Here is a close up of what the cards look like with the lines.
Easy peasy for you and for the kids! :) Now when you find a random game card in the bottom of the center bucket, you know exactly where it goes.
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This is genius! Thank you so much!
ReplyDelete-Susanna
Clever! I could definitely use a trick like this for my differentiated centers and it's simple enough for the my kindergartners to figure out too. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKayla
The Chalkboard Garden
Perfect idea! And so simple! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteColor coding makes everything easier!
ReplyDeleteSally from Elementary Matters
Great idea and quick to fix 😄
ReplyDeleteLove this idea!! I already sent it on to my teaching partner!
ReplyDeleteEm
I do this but with different colored numbers on the back. This would save so much time. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteMarcy
Saddle Up For 2nd Grade