I have been creating mini math (and some reading) work stations since the beginning of March. The kids love them!! So far I have 15. (Then I ran out of clear shoe boxes.) I plan on making 15 more. They are housed in cubbies that I got from a clothing store that went out of business. The plastic shoe boxes fit perfectly in the cubbies. Besides the 15 mini work stations, I have larger work stations placed around the room. I got my inspiration from Debbie Diller's books. I had her literacy work station book and just purchased her coordinating math work station book this month. I love her ideas!
Here is a picture of the cubbies with the 15 mini work stations.
And a close-up picture.
Would you share what your centers are? I am new to first grade and would like to know what you put in the boxes! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI would be glad to share my mini stations and their contents.
ReplyDelete~Erin~
I would love to know what you have in your mini stations. I am a new teacher and I am fishing for ideas to motivate and stimulate my students. Thanks
DeleteJulie
Mrs. Kamerer,
ReplyDeleteWould you share what contents are in each container? I am interested in having something like this for my ELL learners.Thanks a million
Thank you so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteChris
You are welcome. I have more to share. As I have time, I will add more mini stations.
ReplyDeleteErin
Mrs. Kramerer,
ReplyDeleteWould you share some examples of the topics you cover in your mini-math work stations. It sounds like something my first graders would enjoy.
Thank you very much!