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Fill Up Your Basket!

Happy Easter sweet friends! To celebrate, the Freebielicious crew is filling your baskets!


I'm excited to share with you my new and improved math flowers!! 
Last year, we decorated our classroom with these math flowers, but I wanted to add a little more this year! Instead of just filling the petals with equations, we're going to show the number in 6 different ways! Number word, tens frame, addition sentence, subtraction sentence, tally marks and place value! I also included two flower templates, one for numbers 1-10 and one for numbers 11-20. So excited to plant our garden this spring!

Click the picture below to download your math flowers!

Now bunny hop on over to Tammy from Live, Love, Laugh Kindergarten to add more to your basket!
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  1. I love the flowers! My class has really been struggling with addition and subtraction so I might put those on the flower petals to help them see that more than one sentence can answer each number.

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  2. OMG! These flowers are sensational!Thank you so very much for sharin!

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  3. Genius! Short and simple :0)
    ❤ jeannie ❤
    jeanniemleigh@yahoo.com
    Kindergarten Lifestyle

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  4. What a great idea! I'm doing flowers next week with my pre-schoolers. I don't think they are quite ready for number sense, but I could probably adjust the activity :) Love it!

    Erin
    Creating & Teaching

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  5. So cute. These are great. Thanks so much for the freebie.

    Mandy
    A Special Kind of Class

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  6. I love when crafts are combined with a skill. So cute!
    Ѽ Lori
    Teaching With Love and Laughter
    luvyorkies@gmail.com

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  7. Very creative! Thank you so much!

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  8. Brilliant, Hadar!! I LOVE this and maybe we will be making a garden FULL of these this Spring!!
    The Moffatt Girls

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  10. I see flowers lining my hallways when we get back from spring break. yeah!!!
    Thanks so much.
    Donna

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  11. I can't wait to do this!! So smart and cute!

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  13. That a great way to integrate art, fun, and number sense!
    LOVE it!
    Mary
    Sharing Kindergarten

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  17. I absolutely love you math flower idea. I can't wait to do it with my class. Thank you!

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  18. Love, love, love these flowers! What a great review of numbers for my kinders this spring. Thanks so much!!
    Michelle

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  19. My kids will love this math flower Hadar!
    :) Michelle

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  20. Yes! An art/craft project AND math. Now that's my kind of activity.
    Marsha
    A Differentiated Kindergarten

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  22. I LOVE this idea! I think we will do this for our "kindergarden". THANKS!
    <>< Crystal

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  23. I love your math flowers! What a fun way to learn math! Thank you Hadar!!! :)
    Cheryl
    Crayons and Curls

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  26. Beautiful! Thanks for sharing:-)

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  29. Love these flowers! This is such a great math activity and it will make my classroom look adorable. :) THank you so much!
    Sarah
    Sarah's First Grade Snippets

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  30. This is SO awesome! Thank you so very much1 This is such a perfect activity for what we're working on right now!

    Molly
    Lucky to Be in First

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  31. Thank you so much for sharing these cute math flowers! I have been looking for a math/spring bulletin board to put up after break. This is perfect!

    Jeannine
    Creative Lesson Cafe

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