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Really Good Stuff® My Numbers Through 120 Journals - Set of 12

Name: Really Good Stuff® My Numbers Through 120 Journals - Set of 12
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Item #166637

Really Good Stuff®

Really Good Stuff® My Numbers Through 120 Journals - Set of 12

Item #166637

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12 structured journals

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Ages: 5+ / Grades: K–1

Kids Explore Numbers Through 120 With Increasingly Challenging Activities

Get students started identifying, coloring, tracing, writing, and drawing numbers to 120 in these attractive 64-page My Numbers Structured Journals. The 8½"" by 11"" pages supply plenty of room for students to color the number, write the number, draw the number in ten frames, fill in larger numbers to show 1 and 10 more or less, and find the number among other numbers. The Journals feature pages with increasingly more challenging activities to promote number sense skills and your students will love working through the Journals to get to the mystery picture activity on the last page. And with 120 included numbers, you can set Journal completion on your own timetable for daily or weekly lessons.

WHAT’S INCLUDED: The My Numbers Through 120 Journals includes12 structured soft-cover Journals (8½"" by 11"" with 64 pages each.)
PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH PLENTY OF PRACTICE SPACE: Students can practice identifying, coloring, tracing, writing, and drawing numbers to 120 in this engaging 64-page journal with a fun mystery picture activity at the end.
ENCOURAGE STUDENTS WITH MORE CHALLENGING ACTIVITIES: The activities in these My Numbers Through 120 Journals increase in difficulty as students work through the pages from beginning to end.
PROVIDE MATH MATERIALS THAT ARE COMMON CORE READY: These My Numbers Through 120 Journals are aligned with Common Core and state standards. You can feel good knowing that they are designed to work with your math curriculum.
PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT SCHOOL-TO-HOME CONNECTION: These Journals are the perfect tool to keep parents involved in their student’s learning and to get them interacting in math activities with their children.

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12 structured journals
Size: 8½" by 11"
64 pages each

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Description

Ages: 5+ / Grades: K–1

Kids Explore Numbers Through 120 With Increasingly Challenging Activities

WHAT’S INCLUDED: The My Numbers Through 120 Journals includes12 structured soft-cover Journals (8½"" by 11"" with 64 pages each.)
PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH PLENTY OF PRACTICE SPACE: Students can practice identifying, coloring, tracing, writing, and drawing numbers to 120 in this engaging 64-page journal with a fun mystery picture activity at the end.
ENCOURAGE STUDENTS WITH MORE CHALLENGING ACTIVITIES: The activities in these My Numbers Through 120 Journals increase in difficulty as students work through the pages from beginning to end.
PROVIDE MATH MATERIALS THAT ARE COMMON CORE READY: These My Numbers Through 120 Journals are aligned with Common Core and state standards. You can feel good knowing that they are designed to work with your math curriculum.
PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT SCHOOL-TO-HOME CONNECTION: These Journals are the perfect tool to keep parents involved in their student’s learning and to get them interacting in math activities with their children.