A Cute & Easy Way to Count the Days of School 🌿
I love a classroom routine that looks cute but is actually doing some sneaky maths learning at the same time. 😂
And that's exactly what this new little freebie is.
If you keep track of how many days you've been at school with your students, you can turn that daily number into a really easy opportunity to practise counting, place value and number sense.
And let's be honest - if we're going to count the days of school anyway, we may as well get some maths out of it!
So... what's included?
The first part is a simple Days in School counting mat.
Students work out how many days you've been at school and represent the number using hundreds, tens and ones.
Nothing complicated. Just a really easy way to get students thinking about the number rather than simply saying, “Today is Day 127!”
And then there are the ten frames.
I've included ten frames from 10 all the way up to 200, with two per page so they're nice and big and easy to use.
You could use them as part of your morning routine, have a student update the number each day, or pull them out when you're working on counting by tens and place value.
I originally had 100 days in mind, but then I thought...
Why stop at 100?
The ten frames go all the way to 200, so you can keep using them as the school year goes on.
And of course, they're also perfect if you're planning a 100th Day of School or 200th Day of School celebration.
Want to grab it?
It's completely FREE!
You can grab the Boho Days in School Counting Mats & Ten Frames FREEBIE below. 🌿
I hope you and your students get lots of use out of it!
And if you're a fellow boho classroom lover, make sure you have a look around Miss G's Classroom Bits while you're here. I've got lots more boho-inspired classroom resources coming!
Happy counting! 💛
— Miss G
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