The Math Genie

Hundreds Tens Ones chart, with a visual.

Great way to start a lesson on 3D shapes and let students see real-life visuals and sort objects.

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This chart is to make it easier for students to see that once their ten frame is filled with 10 ones, you can regroup it and change it out for a rod and add the rod to the tens place.

Let students create a logo and learn how to add and subtract integers through the process. Student also will have to compare the value of their logo to other students.

Students justify why a number does not belong with the other set. There is no right or wrong answer as long as they accurately justify their reasoning why a number does not belong. The goal is to get your students talking mathematically, making relationships with numbers, and strengthen their mathematical understanding.

Great way to group kids to find partner group, check for understanding, or use to go with a game/activity. Can make groups of 4: Integer, it's opposite, Absolute Value, and then graphed on number line. You will have to add the dots to the number line when you print.

Powerpoint to guide math lesson on subtracting to make 10.

Create different division problems and then have the student model their answer.