Really Good Stuff Counting the Days with Base Ten Pocket Chart™

Start your morning meeting off with an interactive count-the-days-in-school activity with the Counting the Days with Base Ten Pocket Chart™ featuring Pocket Header Cards, Number Cards, Place Value Cards, and Base-ten Blocks to represent each day. It’s easy to provide a visual and concrete representation of the number of days in and the days left in school – something every student takes pleasure in knowing! Each day is featured with a Number Card(s) and Place Value Cards; a Base-ten Blocks representation; and Number Cards for the days in and the days left in school. The Base-ten Blocks and Cards store neatly in 2 included zip-top Storage Bags and a Really Good Instructional Guide provides suggestions for use and a reproducible.

• WHAT’S INCLUDED: The Counting the Days with Base Ten Pocket Chart™ comes with a nylon Pocket Chart (22¼ by 11¾) with grommets and magnetic strip; 121 plastic Base-ten Blocks (1 flat, 20 rods, and 100 cubes), 1 Counting the Days in School with Base Ten Header Card (14 by 2), 2 Days in School Header Cards (4 by 2), 3 Place Value Cards (3 by 2), 61 Number Cards (1½ by 2 each), 2 zip-top Storage Bags for Blocks and Cards, andReally Good Instructional Guide with suggestions for use.
• CREATE A MORNING ROUTINE FOR COUNTING THE DAYS IN SCHOOL: Make counting the days in school a fun hands-on math activity as part of your morning meeting or routine!
• KEEP YOUR STUDENTS ENGAGED IN MATH SKILLS: This handy Counting the Days with Base Ten Pocket Chart is an interactive and engaging way to support math concepts including ordering numbers, place value, subtraction, and base ten activities.
• PLACE THIS INTERACTIVE POCKET CHART JUST ABOUT ANYWHERE: The compact Counting the Days Pocket Chart is ideal for classrooms with limited display space and easily hangs on a chart stand with grommets or on a magnetic surface with the magnetic strip.
• PROVIDE A MATH TOOL THAT’S COMMON CORE READY: The Number of the Day Pocket Chart is aligned with Common Core and state standards. You can feel good knowing that it is designed to work with your math curriculum.