We painted the outside of two small paper plates purple. I printed blank addition sentences on purple paper. In my class, all students are working on mastering facts at various levels. They move on once they can pass timed tests - no time for counting fingers! This is nice because it really tied into what the kids are working on. I have differentiated spiders on my ceiling! Kids wrote facts on the legs of the spiders. We accordion folded them and stapled the plates together. One side of the spider got google eyes and the kids painted mouths. The other side is totally math!
These little guys look so cute hanging from my ceiling. Click here to get the printable for legs and math fact circles. I have included circles for facts 8-22. Thanks for reading. Have a great week!
Thanks so much for sharing this adorable math activity! It will be perfect right now for Halloween (of course) and for my students and the addition facts practice they are working on!
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I love this valuable and fun craft. We might be doing them tomorrow. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI am happy to share! I hope your kiddos have fun with them. - Autumn
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fantastic way to make math learning come alive with a spider math craftivity! It's not only fun but also a great way to reinforce key mathematical concepts. This activity perfectly complements the math enrichment Singapore by Spartan Maths, making learning both engaging and effective.
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