Today I am going to share. Math Intervention Tips for Kindergarten. This can be a tricky task. How do you know where to start? What if students have no concept of numbers or counting objects? Where do you even begin?
My tips for math intervention start by telling parents to be nice 🙂 Ha! I am just kidding. No seriously, could we be a little nicer to our teachers though? That’s a whole other soap box..back to why you are here!
It’s important to know where your students are. So I’ve included math assessments all inside the binder.
Kindergarten is where we really learn how to count and number sense. We teach students about numbers and how two or more make another number. Counting activities are so important for students. I use every day objects for counting practice. Anything that is fun and engaging to help students grasp the concept. We use these number maps to help us see that numbers are written in many forms during math intervention.
Proud to be Primary shared this idea years ago and I’ve used it ever since.
More Math Intervention Practice pictured below
