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Two football teams, Alpha United and Beta Rovers have each played fifteen games in their league.

The data below show how many goals the teams scored in their matches.

There are six different collections of data, three show the results for Alpha United and three show Beta Rovers' goals. Can you match the data to the teams?

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Hi, friends. I know this is really challenging and we are all exhausted. This post is my way of providing support and encouragement - as well as bringing math joy to your classroom...

I'm going to stick with you all year long.

To do that, I am going to post a new math resource every school day for the rest of the school year. Here is the plan:

Every Monday - Brand New Estimation Clipboard (all grade levels)

Every Tuesday - Brand New Esti-Mystery for Kindergarten, and New Esti-Mystery for Grades 1-2

Every Wednesday - Brand New Esti-Mystery for Grades 1-3

Every Thursday - Brand New Esti-Mystery for Grades 3-8

Every Friday - Brand New Mystery Number Sense Resource

I'll post a new resource every school day each week (except for holidays) from now through May 1. You will be able to find all of the resources on this blog post.

In addition, I'll post updates on my YouTube channel.

If you find this useful, let me know - and I'd love to hear where you are from - in the comments below.

Let's begin...
Monday, November 2
Estimation Clipboard 41 (This is #41 because there are 40 prior clipboards)

Here is a short video for teachers of Estimation Clipboard 41 on YouTube with tips and directions.
Tuesday, November 3
Kindergarten: Esti-Mystery 01 - "Pile of Game Pieces"

Grades 1-2: Esti-Mystery 116 - "Mystery Pieces"
Wednesday, November 4
Grades 1-3: Esti-Mystery 214 - "Sometimes There Are Clues on the Die"
Thursday, November 5 - Esti-Mystery (3-8)
Grades 3-8: Esti-Mystery 317 - "Pieces of the Mystery"

Friday, November 6 - Mystery Number Sense Resource (All Grade Levels)
The Friday Mystery Resource this week is... Melting Cubes

1. Choose a level that is a good match for your class.

2. Play the PowerPoint

3. Follow the question prompts on the bottom of the screen.

4. Listen to the number sense ideas in your classroom.

5. Enjoy the reveal!

Monday, November 9
Estimation Clipboard #42 (All Grade Levels)
Tuesday, November 10
Kindergarten: Esti-Mystery 02 - "Spools of Thread"

Grades 1-2: Esti-Mystery 117 - "Follow the Thread"
Wednesday, November 11
Grades 1-3: "Esti-Mystery 215 - "Vase of Thread"
Thursday, November 12
Grades 3-8: Esti-Mystery 318 - "A Thread Less Than a Multiple of 9"
Friday, November 13
How Many Cubes and How Do You Know (All Grade Levels)
Monday, November 16
Estimation Clipboard #43 (All Grade Levels)
Tuesday, November 17
Kindergarten: Esti-Mystery 03 - "Pile of Pompoms"

Grades 1-2: Esti-Mystery 118 - "Vase of Pompoms"
Wednesday, November 18
Grades 1-3: Esti-Mystery 216 - "Six Colors of Pompoms"

***This is a Chart-Embedded Esti-Mystery!!!
Thursday, November 19
Grades 3-8: Esti-Mystery 319 - "That's Odd"
Friday, November 20
Splat Medley (All Grade Levels)
November 23-27, 2020 Note: I will be on Thanksgiving break this week, so I'm posting the entire week before the week begins. Enjoy! Monday, November 23
Estimation Clipboard #44 (All Grade Levels)
Tuesday, November 24
Kindergarten: Esti-Mystery 04 - "It Looks Like Snow"

Grades 1-2: Esti-Mystery 119 - "Snowy Spheres"
Wednesday, November 25
Grades 1-3: Esti-Mystery 217 - "That is a Lot!"
Thursday, November 26
Grades 3-8: Esti-Mystery 320 - "Snowy Challenge"
Friday , November 27
Splat Medley #2 (All Grade Levels)
Monday, November 30
Estimation Clipboard #45 (All Grade Levels)
Tuesday, December 1
Kindergarten: Esti-Mystery 05 - "Less or More"

Grades 1-2: Esti-Mystery 120 - "Double Digits"
Wednesday, December 2
Grades 1-3: Esti-Mystery 218 - "Counting On Buttons"
Thursday, December 3
Grades 3-8: Esti-Mystery 321 - "Button Squares"
Friday, December 4 Splat Medley 3 - All Grade Levels ***Slides from my YouTube videos are included in this Splat Medley!
Note: This Splat Medley has links to my 2 Splat Videos on my YouTube channel - and it includes the splats I used to create those videos. Those slides are labeled in this Splat Medley so you can find them easily - especially if you've seen the video. The first video is one in which I solve a splat several different ways. In the picture below, it's the Splat with the number 14.

The second video shows 8 different ways a fraction splat might be solved. In the picture below it's the fraction Splat with the number 7.

The 2 slides I used are slide 12 and slide 33.
Monday, December 7
Estimation Clipboard #46 (All Grade Levels)
Tuesday, December 8
Kindergarten: Esti-Mystery 06 - "Pile of Erasers"

Grades 1-2: Esti-Mystery 121 - "Twenty More or Less"
Wednesday, December 9
Grades 1-3: Esti-Mystery 219 - "Skipping Numbers"
Thursday, December 10
Grades 3-8: Esti-Mystery 322 - "23 is One Less Than a Multiple of 4"

Friday, December 11 - Mystery Number Sense Resource (All Grade Levels)
The Friday Mystery Resource this week is...
All Grade Levels: Melting Cubes - Part 2

1. Choose a level that is a good match for your class.

2. Play the PowerPoint

3. Follow the question prompts on the bottom of the screen.

4. Listen to the number sense ideas in your classroom.

5. Enjoy the reveal!

To find the original Melting Cubes, scroll up to November 6.
Monday, December 14
Estimation Clipboard #47 (All Grade Levels)
Tuesday, December 15
Kindergarten: Esti-Mystery 07 - "Yellow Rocks"

Grades 1-2: Esti-Mystery 122 - "Mustard Rocks"
Wednesday, December 16
Grades 1-3: Esti-Mystery 220 - "Orange and Yellow"
Thursday, December 17
Grades 3-8: Esti-Mystery 323 - "Three Colors"
***This is a rare find! This is an Esti-Mystery with a bonus triple reveal! Friday, December 18
Mystery Number Sense Resource

All Grade Levels: 10 Subitizing Sets and 1 Challenge Pattern

BONUS: Watch the YouTube video about this resource right here on my YouTube Channel.
2021 Monday, January 4 Estimation Clipboard #48 (All Grade Levels) Tuesday, January 5
Kindergarten: Kindergarten Esti-Mystery 08 - "Pencil Grips"

Grades 1-2: Esti-Mystery 123 - "A Gripping Esti-Mystery"
Wednesday, January 6
Grades 1-3: Esti-Mystery 221 - "Gripping Patterns"
Thursday, January 7
Grades 3-8: Esti-Mystery 324 - "3-Clue Mystery"
I'm going to post Thursday, January 7 an extra time because it seems to be taking a while to go through the caching process to show up on everyone's computer. I hope it you can see it either above or below this comment...
Thursday, January 7

Grades 3-8: Esti-Mystery 324 Three Clue Mystery

Friday, January 8 - Mystery Number Sense Resource (All Grade Levels)
The Friday Mystery Resource this week is...
All Grade Levels: Melting Cubes - Part 3

1. Choose a level that is a good match for your class.

2. Play the PowerPoint

3. Follow the question prompts on the bottom of the screen.

4. Listen to the number sense ideas in your classroom.

5. Enjoy the reveal!

Monday, January 11 and beyond
To find January 11 and beyond, click here to find the continuing list of materials on the next blog post.

I created a new blog post for January 11 and beyond. The reason is that this post was becoming lengthy - requiring quite a bit of scrolling to reach the new resource each day.

To find January 11 and beyond, click here to find the continuing list of materials on the next blog post.
When will the resources be posted?
I'll post them the evening before the date listed so they will be ready. I'll post them sometime after I return home from school.
Is this content new?
Everything will be completely new. I have a journey of creation in front of me, and I look forward to sharing it with you!
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