Miss Math Teacher

Students will have so much fun moving around the room for this activity that they will forget they are working on math. It's as simple as printing off the cards and copying the answer sheet. Just place the turkeys on student desks or hang around the room. Students answer the questions, then SCOOT on to the next problem. It can be done as a group activity or individually. This would be a great formative or summative assessment without any added pressure on the students. determining greater or les

I cannot tell you how much time I spend working on subtraction with my students- with regrouping and without regrouping. However, copying problems from a textbook and doing worksheets can get really boring (not to mention all of the grading on our part!) This fun, printable lesson is a great solution! Students will love practicing subtraction while burning off some of that excess winter energy that they have around Christmas break. Your students will become a search and rescue team to reunite

I love J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter books! I was talking with a friend and co-worker a few days ago who shares my love of all things Potter. She inspired me to make these fun Valentine's Day cards. As teacher valentines, you can print off the cards with the QR codes on them to give your students a free, sugar-free Valentine treat: Homework Pass, Sit By a Friend Pass, Tech Time Pass, Lunch Bunch Pass, or Head Boy or Girl. You can assign your own meanings to any of the passes to work for your c

Ready for some football? These fraction identification cards are perfect for some football themed fun while strengthening fraction sense. Each fraction is represented on a 0-1 number line. Identifying a fraction on a number line is more telling of student understanding of fractions than any other representations. These cards can be use in a ton of ways! Hang one on the door each day and have the kids identify the fraction every time they leave the room or have the kids wear the card on a neckla

Whack! Whack! Whack! Breaking apart, or decomposing numbers is a fantastic mental math strategy. This packet includes 28 problems and 3 different strategies to help your students decompose numbers to find compatible numbers. Included: -28 task cards -1 workmat -1 center sign -1 odd and even mat -3 strategy posters -activity ideas

A firm understanding of base ten and decomposing numbers is vital to a student's math success throughout their entire school career. Although students may be able to do it one day, without practice and additional reinforcement, they will forget. This packet is fast and easy to print off and create a center or use as whole or small group activity. The cool Egyptian theme, with decomposing mummies (eww) will add to the fun! CCSS: K.NBT.A.1 1.NBT.B.2 Pages included:

Whack! Whack! Whack! Breaking apart, or decomposing numbers is a fantastic mental math strategy. This packet includes 28 problems and 3 different strategies to help your students decompose numbers to find compatible numbers. Included: -28 task cards -1 workmat -1 center sign -1 odd and even mat -3 strategy posters -activity ideas

Money, ordinal numbers, addition, subtraction and more! You want it? This Christmas mega pack has it! Each activity and center is directly related to the classic Christmas song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas." Download my free preview to see more! -Addition -Subtraction -Counting, adding and subtracting money -Dates -Days of the Week -Ordinal Numbers -Numerals -Number Words -Small and Large Group Activities -Individual Math Centers -Estimation -Skip Counting -Counting -Memory Activites Inclu

Money, graphing, multiplication, subtraction and more! You want it? This Christmas mega pack has it! Each activity and center is directly related to the classic Christmas song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas." Download my free preview to see examples of the worksheets! -Multiplication -Subtraction -Adding and Subtracting Money -Dates -Days of the Week -Organizing Data -Finding Percent -Small and Large Group Activities -Individual Math Centers -Estimation -Skip Counting -Memory Activi

Two digit addition seems like one of those skills that just as soon as I think my studnets have totally mastered, I realize they can always use more practice. Too many worksheets can burn them out, and who wants to grade all of that work?!? This fun, printable lesson is a great solution! Students will love practicing addition while burning off some of that excess winter energy that they have around Christmas break and waiting for spring. Your students will become a search and rescue team to r

If your students are anything like mine, they can never have enough two digit multiplication practice. However, copying problems from a textbook and doing worksheets can get really boring (not to mention all of the grading on our part!) This fun, printable lesson is a great solution! Students will love practicing multiplication while burning off some of that excess winter energy that they have around Christmas break. Your students will become a search and rescue team to reunite the dog sled

Check out the preview for a better overview of the look! I work on subtraction with regrouping over and over throughout the year. Students quickly get bored of worksheets and I get sick of grading them even faster. This fun, printable lesson is a great solution! Students will love practicing subtraction while burning off some of that excess winter energy that they have during the winter months. A flock of cardinals have gotten distracted on their journey south. When they got to the school, th

Do you subitize in your classroom? Here is a freebie to try it out. Project slides on your IWB, with your document camera, or print them out. After introducing students to the concept, flip through slides, starting at a rate of about 3 seconds per slide. The goal is for students to instantly count or recognize the number of dots on the slide. It is an instant number sense builder, that you can complete in just minutes of classroom time. How often do you come across something like that? F

Run, run, as fast as you can! Get your students up and moving while practicing addition with this scavenger hunt style activity. I've included four different sets (levels) of addition cards. Not only does that mean that this works for multiple grade levels, but it also means that you can adjust based on what your students need over the course of the winter months. I use this for metal math practice. I specifically chose addition problems that lend themselves to the mental math strategies

Students will have so much fun moving around the room for this activity that they will forget they are working on math. It's as simple as printing off the cards and copying the answer sheet. Just place the turkeys on student desks or hang around the room. Students answer the questions, then SCOOT on to the next problem. It can be done as a group activity or individually. This would be a great formative or summative assessment without any added pressure on the students. determining greater or les

Everyone is awesome! These certificates feature several different superhero inspired building block characters that your students will love. They can be used for virtually any occasion, celebration or pick me up. Includes 14 certificates, each with a different superhero character.

Whack! Whack! Whack! Breaking apart, or decomposing numbers is a fantastic mental math strategy. This packet includes 28 problems and 3 different strategies to help your students decompose numbers to find compatible numbers. Included: -28 task cards -1 workmat -1 center sign -1 odd and even mat -3 strategy posters -activity ideas

I can never find enough ways to have my students practice their make multiplication facts! I was looking for some fun, digital practice and decided to make this. The kids LOVE interacting with the slides and watching all of the cool animations. With 28 questions and 6 different question styles, the kids stay engaged and get tons of practice! It is perfect for independent practice or teacher directed learning; virtual or in-person. Once you save this, you can customize it to work best for you!

Students will have so much fun moving around the room for this activity that they will forget they are working on math. It's as simple as printing off the cards and copying the answer sheet. Just place the turkeys on student desks or hang around the room. Students answer the questions, then SCOOT on to the next problem. It can be done as a group activity or individually. This would be a great formative or summative assessment without any added pressure on the students. determining greater or les

Students will be racing to this center to work on two digit by two digit multiplication. They can be hung around the room or school for some added fun and to burn off some energy! QR code cards are included as a great way to integrate technology into the activity. Contains: -12 Multiplication Problem Cards -12 Multiplication Problem Cards (same problems) with QR codes with the solution to the problem -12 Cards with solutions -3 Worksheets -Idea page for fun ways to use the materials -Quick Re