Introduce doubling and multiplication by 2 with a fun rhyming picture book full of doubles. Includes printable booklet, ebook, and activities for math, science, and writing. No-prep digital version available. Engaging and educational, with amoebas adding a touch of science.
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Looking for a fun way to introduce doubling or multiplication by 2?
โค๏ธ๏ธ Your students will love this adorable rhyming picture book that’s full of doubles!
This activity is a fun way to introduce students to doubling numbers and learn a bit about amoebas as well!
Here’s What You’ll Get!
No-Prep Digital Version:
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Your students will love this!
Notes about the activities:
There are also 17 pages of activities to use with the ebook. Answer keys are provided for the first two activities as well as the math pages. The writing activities are open-ended, so answers will vary. The math story problems are presented at two difficulty levels (indicated by either one or two amoebas to the right of the title). In addition, the writing activities are presented with lines spaced for both older and younger students.
Activities included:
-Color that Amoeba
-Find that Amoeba
-Doubling Amoebas
-Amoeba Math Stories (grades 1-2)
-Amoeba Math Stories (grades 2-3)
-Amoeba Invitation
-Party Time (narrative writing โ 2 line formats)
-Party Game (informative writing โ 2 line formats)
-Amoeba Facts (2 line formats)
-Answer Keys
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TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAIDโฆ
โญ๏ธโญ๏ธโญ๏ธโญ๏ธ “A fun and engaging way to explore “doubling” maths.”
The Story Behind the Story
One Amoeba was born many years ago when I had aspirations to write childrenโs picture books. I left that dream behind in favor of writing nonfiction books, and later TpT products. I recently rediscovered the manuscript on my hard drive and thought that it might be of use to primary teachers. I knew I did not have the artistic talent to bring the amoebas to life, so I asked my friend Susannah Westby of Whimsy Workshop Teaching to create the amoebas. I was beyond thrilled at what Susannah came up with and hope that you and your students love these adorable amoebas as much as I do!
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Terms of Use
One Amoeba and the One Amoeba Activities were created by Rachel Lynette, copyright ยฉ2018, all rights reserved. They may be printed and photocopied by the original purchaser for single classroom and personal use only. No part of this document may be put on the internet, sold, recorded, or distributed in any form without written permission from Rachel Lynette (reallyrachel@gmail.com)
Happy Teaching!
Rachel Lynette & Cassi Noack, Minds-in-Bloom
SKU: 3842626
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Jill P. –
Cute book. My 5 and 7 yr old enjoyed.
Jessica M. –
Oh, my goodness! My special education 4th and 5th graders totally love this book! I totally love how much math they’re doing without realizing it. The lesson about amoebas is just an added bonus!
Leanne G. –
This is a nice addition to my math resources. Love it.
Kim G. –
Thanks for another high quality product!
Susan B. –
engaging resource
Lisa R. –
Very nice resource
Kathleen P. –
Irresistible. Thanks.
Nancy S. –
SO cute!
Sharon S. –
Can’t wait to use this!
The Apple Tree Room –
LOVE this book! I was looking for a resource to support my primary students’ math concepts. I’m a school librarian, so I try to identify books that integrate content areas whenever possible. I also look for books with great pictures and language. This one has all that — I love the rhyming language, the illustrations are ADORABLE (and clearly show the concept of doubling), and this provides the perfect integration of math and science. AND I can project it because its a pdf, so all my kids can see the pictures easily. Thank you so much for an awesome resource, Rachel Lynette! Seriously, I love it! Side note: after introducing it to my students, a hard copy (laminated and bound) is going in my maker space with playdough so my students can practice doubling their own ‘amoebas.’