Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Tens and Ones Blank Charts

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These charts are PERFECT for teaching place value. They come in 23 different colors, so that each student can have their own, specific color. Ways to Use: Laminate and have students show their work with a dry erase maker. Print out for students to utilize during tests/quizzes.Use as mats when using base ten blocks to keep organized. Different colors mean each student can have their own to use when needed.Use on the Promethean/Smart Board to show place value during your lesson.

1st - 4th

Math, Numbers, Place Value

Also included in: Place Value Blank Charts **BUNDLE**

Halves, Quarters, Eighths Slides

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Resources for Teaching

Includes 25 informational PDF slides that are helpful for teachers during math lessons focusing on fractions. Provides plenty of real world examples that illustrate how we can make halves, quarters and eighths with 2D shapes and 3D objects. Your students will learn how many halves, quarters and eighths are needed to make a whole. There are multiple choice quiz questions throughout to check student understanding. Perfect for an introduction or a revision lesson for fractions in year 1 and

1st - 2nd

Fractions, Math

Also included in: Fractions Bundle: Worksheets, Task Cards, Posters and Slides for Year 1 and 2

Editable Center Rotation Boards for Math & Literacy Stations

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Erin Coley

Are you looking for a simple classroom management tool to help you stay organized and display your math and literacy center rotations in your classroom? These bright and colorful digital rotation slides make displaying your math, reading, and writing stations a breeze! Over 90 moveable images and 7 digital timers are included, making it simple to create a digital rotation slide sequence that you can use day after day. These digital rotation slides will save you time, all while supporting

PreK - 2nd

English Language Arts, Math

How Many Days Have We Been In School | Rainbow Pastel Decor | Bulletin Board

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ThatKinderMama

This is a rainbow pastel bulletin board tool to count the days of school during your calendar routine. Students fill in the ten frame each day to count the days of school. How to Use:Print and laminate. Display next to your calendar.Simply add stickers (or use a marker) to the ten frame each day to count the days of school. I use the same type of sticker for each ten frame. Products You May Like:Rainbow Pastel Alphabet ASL PostersRainbow Pastel Student Book Bin LabelsRainbow Pastel 2D Shape Post

PreK - 6th

Math

Also included in: Pastel Rainbow Dalmatian Classroom Decor Bundle | Editable

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