A set of 129 'I can' statement cards focusing on numeracy for lower primary.
This set of ‘I can’ statement cards are designed to help students develop numeracy skills. The statements help students to reflect upon their work and become more responsible for their own learning.
Maths topics covered:
- Number and Place Value
- Fractions
- Money
- Patterns and Algebra
- Units of Measurement
- Shape
- Location and Transformation
- Data Representation and Interpretation
- Chance.
Print, laminate and stick a small magnetic strip to the back so they can be stuck on to your classroom whiteboard. Blank cards are also included for personalised ‘I can’ statements.
How to use this resource:
- Use the ‘I can’ statements as weekly classroom goals. Once the class has achieved their ‘I can’ statement, stick all of the statements on a display board as a reminder of the goals they have achieved.
- Use the ‘I can’ statements during small group activities. Each group will have an ‘I can’ statement they are working towards.
- Print out sets of the ‘I can’ statements to be used for individual students. Stick their own ‘I can’ statement on their desk to remind them of what they are working towards in numeracy.
Please note, this resource is a large file so may take a little longer to download.
Hi, I was wondering if these could be made as an editable resource so I can change some of the wording to suit the school I am currently at? We use proficiency scales at school for maths and these would be very helpful. Thank you.
Hi Mary-Ellen, thanks for your suggestion. Please feel free to put in a change request and our team can look into this further for you. You can make a change request in the selections at the bottom of this page.
Is it possible to have a range in the I can statements for counting forwards and backwards from 30 and recognising numbers. And a beyond 100 page. I am hoping to have complete sets for 10,20,30,50,100 and beyond 100. Thanks
Hi Rachel, we do have a collection of 'I can'statements for mathematics, including a middle years set that may help with what you are after. Here is the link - https://teachstart.co/1MJAgmP. If this is still not what you are after, please feel free to make a change request to this resource by using the options at the bottom of the page.