1. Math Task Cards Utah Dual Language Immersion Conference October 2013
Anna wants two cupcakes.
Sam wants two cupcakes.
Maria wants two cupcakes.
Carla wants two cupcakes.
Math Task Cards
Utah Dual Language Immersion Conference
October 2013
Provided to participants by
Jill Christensen, Park City School District

2. The bottom set is for students who don’t need the visual cue.
Instructions
On the first page of cards, there are two English language sets. The top set is for students who need a visual cue (the cupcakes) to count.
The bottom set is for students who don’t need the visual cue.
In between the two sets are blank cards. You could use them to make additional sets for whichever math level you need most.

3. Instructions Mystery Card
Cut as one piece.
Fold along this line.
Oh no! Luke can not
Come to the party!
Mystery Card
Open this card
Last.
Glue sides
together
On the second page of cards there is one English language set. This is the set for the highest skill level. The row with the upside down card should be cut out in one piece with the Mystery Card. Fold along the dotted line between the Mystery Card and the upside card to make one long two-sided card which can be folded in the middle and glued to form the Mystery Card. You might choose to add a Velcro™ dot to keep the card closed.

4. Instructions
The last two pages are for you to use to make task cards in your students’ target language.
If you have the PowerPoint version of this set, which was provided only to those teachers who attended the conference session where this card set was distributed, you can add text of your own by clicking on “Insert” in the PowerPoint tool bar, and selecting “text box”.
Then click where you want the text box and drag it to resize it.
The clip art children are copyrighted. I have used them according to the terms of use of the license provided by the artist. You will not be able to copy or move them. The full set of clip art children (including those used here and others) can be found at:
Cara’s Clips
Cara is a Michigan teacher who creates clip art for education.
The link below will take you to her online product page for this clip art set.
The other children in the set would make it possible for you to use this template to create many other combinations of cards! And the set is free!
© Copyright Jill Christensen. All rights reserved. Permission is granted to copy pages specifically designed for student or teacher use by the original participant in the workshop provided by Jill Christensen. You may not provide copies to other teachers. Copying any part of this set and placing it on the Internet in any form (even a personal/classroom website) other than the website of the Utah State Office of Education Dual Language Immersion Program is strictly forbidden. Doing so makes it possible for an Internet search to make the document available on the Internet, free of charge, and is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).

5. Copyright 2013 Jill Christensen. All rights reserved.

6. Copyright 2013 Jill Christensen. All rights reserved.

7. Clip Art provided by Cara’s Clips. Copyright 2013. All rights reserved.

8. Clip Art provided by Cara’s Clips. Copyright 2013. All rights reserved.