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Using Sticks to Help Teach Your Kindergartner Tally Marks

October 20, 2017 By Lil' Bebe Academy Leave a Comment

A quick way to teach your children tally marks – use sticks.  Fun, practical, cheap and material readily available.  Here I got some sticks from my yard and on our neighborhood walks.  I chose sticks similar in length and width.  Tied these together and created a tally mark nature chart. I made enough for two-digit charting.  Wrap yarn around the sticks..to your comfort. Knowing I wanted these for many lessons I made them tight enough to last.   There really isn’t a particular way to wrap the sticks, I wrapped in and around to hold them together. Hope your tally mark nature chart will be fun with your little ones.  Miss Sue


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