Equal sign anchor chart first grade

Learn how to teach your students about the equal sign. You can help students understand the equal sign using four simple words!

Hi Friends!! We can't wait to introduce you to our newest addition the the Math Family... Ellie the Equal Click the picture above to download packet at our TPT store. Our first graders had some big MISCONCEPTIONS about the equal sign (It doesn't mean the answer is...) this was shocking news to our kiddos. We decided to create a new sign anchor chart to help them understand the meaning of the equal sign. They loved learning about the math brothers, Gus the Plus and Linus the Minus so we knew…

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Fun anchor chart to explain to my first graders the job of the equal sign.

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A favorite math unit we teach is Equality and we have a few ideas we'd like to share with you. An anchor chart / discussion starter we use at the beginning of the equality unit is this: We ask students what equal means and what not equal means. We use post it notes to see the ideas the kids generate. This allows us to see our students' understanding of equality before we begin the unit. One of our favorite books for equality is Equal Shmequal (affiliate link). This book is a fun look at…

how many more, how many less anchor chart, this shows students how match up cubes so its easy to see how many more or less there are

Make Ten Rainbow - Students help to complete this anchor chart by following the colors of the rainbow to master math facts of making 10. Serves as a great visual reminder! #lifescience #life #science #anchor #charts