This is a nice little counting activity from HarcourtSchool.com for young students that can be used as a 100th Day activity. It is narrated as well! Click the carrot to start counting. You will be asked to type in the next letter. Use your regular keyboard, or use this as a way to teach the [...]
Here is a great “Counter Square” from AmblesidePrimary.com. You can use a square, circle, or triangle in order to make patterns, highlight prime numbers, and label odd/even numbers, etc. Just click on the Ideas for more ways to use the chart.
While browsing Delicious, I ran across Tina Coffey’s Teaching with Technology blog where she shared the YouTube video People in Order (1-100). This is a neat video that shows people from ages 1-100 calling out their ages and beating a drum. Have the students count along!
100 Snowballs is a fun interactive from ABCya.com. Simply touch and drag the snowballs to create your own image, as long as you use 100 snowballs. If your class is reading 100 books, add a snowball as a way keep up with how many books the class has read.
