What's going on: Addition and Subtraction Task Cards

Teachers Pay Teachers
Within the next few days, I plan on starting a Teachers Pay Teachers store. My first items:

                                    

I've used math task cards for test reviews, with substitutes, for fast finishers, and more. One of my students' favorite ways of using the task cards was to play Musical Task Cards.
Directions:
1) Set out the task cards all over the room. Each student needs a piece of paper and a pencil.
2) Everyone starts out standing by a task card. Once the music starts, students must move around the room until the music stops.
3)  When the music stops, students must find a task card and solve the problem on it before the music starts again.
4)  As soon as you are ready or the majority of students are done, start the music again and have the students start moving even if they haven't finished solving the problem.
5)  Repeat until everyone gets a chance to solve every problem. Review the solutions as a class.

Halloween 
                             

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At church, I work with the girls age 12-18. For our Tuesday night activity (mutual), we started making Halloween themed wreaths to give to girls who haven't been able to come very often. 

                                                               

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I'm excited to see how they turn out. Several of the young women (what girls ages 12-18 are called) made extras so they could take one too. Happy to say it was a successful part one!