Tens and Ones

In Math we've been working a lot with numbers to 100 - counting by twos, fives, tens, counting forwards and backwards, finding missing numbers on a 100 chart and showing more and less, before and after.  Today, we started working with ten rods and unit cubes (tens and ones).  Students showed how to represent numbers on a chart (see pictures below).
   

48 is 4 tens and 8 ones

We have been talking about Seasonal Changes in Science - the arrival of Spring!  (Even though the weather outdoors doesn't show it!)  

I hope that everyone has a wonderful Easter holiday!  Maybe it will actually seem like Spring when we return to school on April 8.