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Get to Know You: First Day Icebreaker Activity

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Thanks for your interest in my beginning of the year paper. It’s a great way to get the know my students’ interests and I subtly throw in a random math question here or there. I like to know what my students are passionate about outside of school or try to discover their own strengths and interests.

6th - 12th

Algebra, Algebra 2, Order of Operations

The Case of the Missing Math Trophy Breakout on Google Forms

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Abby Noel Creative Collective

The Case of the Missing Math Trophy was designed for gifted and talented 5th graders so it could easily be used for either 5th or possibly 6th grade. It requires students to solve puzzles related to powers of ten, exponents, and multiplying multi-digit numbers based on word problems! The Breakout/Escape Room is in an easy to use Google Form that can be copied to Google Classroom. It requires students to solve 9 puzzles, ideal for a 20-30 minute class period, small group, or independent practice

5th - 6th

Basic Operations, Order of Operations, Place Value

CCSS

5.NBT.B.5

, 5.NBT.B.7

MTSS Math InterventionTracker |Grade 1-2 Addition & Subtraction Progress Monitor

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RES-Q-READ-TOOLKIT

MTSS Math Intervention Tracker | Grade 2 Addition & Subtraction Progress Monitoring | Tier 1–3 Data ToolSupport structured math intervention with this MTSS-aligned Grade 2 Math Intervention Tracker designed to monitor addition and subtraction growth over time. This printable resource helps teachers collect data, identify barriers, and plan next instructional moves using a clear, district-style layout. The tracker includes a weekly growth section, standards-aligned skill monitoring, and an instru

1st - 2nd

Mental Math, Order of Operations, Place Value

Teacher, student planner Montessori Student Daily Planner,

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brainstormstudiohq

A gentle guide to help children begin choosing their morning work.Some children need a little help getting started each day — and that’s perfectly okay. This My Work Plan sheet offers a calm, structured way to guide choice while building confidence and independence.Simply sit beside the child and say:“Let us see what you want to work with.”Please write the three activities the child choose. Show the check box. It’s quiet, encouraging, and completely aligned with Montessori principles of freedom

PreK - 1st

Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Order of Operations