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March Patterns and Estimation Circles
All Graphics and Font by DJ Inkers
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Ideas by Laura Starnes at Kinder Kraziness
Please be honest and responsible with my work.
Laura@KinderKraziness Laura@KinderKraziness
- The following pictures are for patterns that I use during my calendar time. I switch them out daily to make different patterns. You can make many combinations with the number of pictures provided.
- The circles have different amounts of pictures in each one. There are 20 circles total which should be enough for each week in March. I place a new circle in the estimation jar (included at the end) each day. Students make a guess at how many are in the circle. I vary the way that they answer:
- Answer out loud- Write answer on white board- Share answer with partner- Let them answer yes/no when I call out a random answer (ex. if there are 20 in the jar
I say, “are there 100?”)
- I hope this is something you can use in your classroom. Please remember to be honest and use this for just yourself. It is not for resale nor can be given as a freebie on another website. Please link back if you use it!
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