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I don’t know about you, but I always have kids who speed through and activity.  So I always try to have choices for them that are meaningful.  One activity is my Find, Tally and Graph folder.  Many of my students grab this because they love to make practice sheets for each other.  I thought I would walk you through how I have mine set up.

I put the graphs that I am not using in math tubs or ones that we have already finished into a binder.

When they open it, they find a pocket with dry erase markers and erasers.

 I like to include dry erase markers so they can mark off the pictures they have counted.

I place the counting sheets in a plastic sleeve.  When they turn the page, they will find the practice sheets in plastic sleeves for that particular graph.

Here is how they use the practice sheets.  Since these are early finisher activities, they can choose the pages to do.  When they are in a math tub, they need to complete the one I choose.

Find and Graph it

Find and Tally it, along with addition and subtraction practice

This one is by far their favorite.  They have to do a graph or tally sheet first in order to do this activity, but they love to do these make their own math problems paper.  After they make it, they trade with a friend and have their friend complete their paper.  They feel like they are a teacher.  It is so cute!

Since the make your own math problems pages are the same for all of the graphing sets,  I keep them in a pocket in the back of the binder.

The kids love these and I have just about every topic.  You can find my Find, Tally and Graph activities here.