Thanksgiving Turkey Math Craft for Decomposing Numbers | Printable & Digital
$4.75
This Thanksgiving decomposing turkey math craft and turkey math centers are perfect for the week leading up to Thanksgiving!
# of Pages: 68
File Type: ZIP, PDF, PPT, Google Apps, Seesaw
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This Thanksgiving decomposing turkey math craft and turkey math centers are perfect for the week leading up to Thanksgiving!
The decomposing turkey craft is great for building number sense. Simply print directly on colored construction paper or card stock. It comes complete with all of the decomposing turkey math craft templates for numbers 2-10!
This pack also includes a Thanksgiving decomposing turkey math center for the numbers 2-10, as well as Thanksgiving decomposing turkey game for the numbers 5 and 10!
Your kiddos are sure to enjoy composing and decomposing numbers 2-10 with this adorable Decomposing Turkey craft… such a great way to integrate a little math into your Thanksgiving unit, Thanksgiving activities, and Thanksgiving lessons!
Also includes digital options for the numbers 2-10 in Google Slides, PowerPoint and Seesaw. The activities are already preloaded to Google Slides and Seesaw. Just click to make a copy!
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This pack includes the following:
- Decomposing Turkey Math Craft (including templates for numbers 2-10)
- Decomposing Turkey Demonstration Turkey
- Decomposing Turkey Number Frames (numbers 2-10)
- Turkey Totals Center (numbers 2-10)
- Five Fine Turkeys Center
- Ten Turkeys Center
- Five Fine Feathers Game
- Ten Turkey Feathers Game
- Digital Decomposing Turkey for Google Slides, PowerPoint and Seesaw
This turkey math craft is perfect for your November bulletin board!
Don’t forget to check out my Let’s Talk Turkey math, literacy, writing, science, and MORE! Plus, it includes an adorable All About Turkeys flap book craft!
You might also like this Turkey Life Cycle Craft!
I hope your students love decomposing numbers with this decomposing turkey math craft!
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Meredith E. –
Great resource for my first graders!
Elizabeth B. –
This was such a fun way to wrap up our unit on composing numbers! Thanks!
Janelle G. –
Excellent and engaging for my students.
Miss Mulhall’s Classroom –
Students and I loved this resource!
Elizabeth G. –
My students loved building their own turkeys using the math facts they have learned! I will definitely be using this resource again with future classes!
Blooming with Bruns –
This was a fun way to reinforce combinations to 10. My students enjoyed getting to pick how many red and yellow feathers to use. I liked the large teacher turkey to use during whole group for practice before students made their own.
Stacey W. –
Love it!
Sierra P. –
So cute and so much fun to use during math!
Jennifer Koehler –
This was great! My students really enjoyed doing the activities.
kendra L. –
my students enjoyed learning about subtraction with these turkey feather activities
Megan O’Brien –
Fun math activity to use the week of thanksgiving. Easy to differentiate by giving students different target numbers to build with their feathers.
Brittany L. –
This was a great resource for my students to work on part/part/ whole.
Megan P. –
My students had so much fun with this resource! Thank you.
Mindy W. –
My students loved making their own after practicing together as a class the different ways to decompose.
stannette weaver –
Love this
Miss Ley’s Littles –
Such a cute and fun craft!
Sherry G. –
Students enjoyed making these cute turkeys!
Becky D. –
Fun craft with a great concept.
Marsha B. –
My kindergarten class loved doing this! Great resource.
Denise H. –
These turned out SO CUTE, and it was a fun way to practice our decomposing skills.