I inherited hundreds of these inch blocks. I used them often when I taught 2 and 3rd grade. We used them for making patterns, introduction to measuring, working on perimeter and area, etc. They are pretty open ended. To make the pattern cards, I cut out inch pieces out of construction paper and glued them on 3 inch strips. Then I laminate everything of course. I'm taking them to the nature center today for my early arrival kids to try out.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
more color matching
Three year olds get to work on patterns and colors and matching. A lot. Here's another activity for preschool that qualifies for all three.

I inherited hundreds of these inch blocks. I used them often when I taught 2 and 3rd grade. We used them for making patterns, introduction to measuring, working on perimeter and area, etc. They are pretty open ended. To make the pattern cards, I cut out inch pieces out of construction paper and glued them on 3 inch strips. Then I laminate everything of course. I'm taking them to the nature center today for my early arrival kids to try out.
I inherited hundreds of these inch blocks. I used them often when I taught 2 and 3rd grade. We used them for making patterns, introduction to measuring, working on perimeter and area, etc. They are pretty open ended. To make the pattern cards, I cut out inch pieces out of construction paper and glued them on 3 inch strips. Then I laminate everything of course. I'm taking them to the nature center today for my early arrival kids to try out.
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