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Individual & Whole Class Targets

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These are a variety of target cards I use at school to create both individualised targets for the children in my class and whole class targets which I level so that I have a target for the lower ability children, the middle ability children and the higher ability. If you want to try before you buy check out this freebie: Mystery Pictures - Odd and Even Numbers ♦ ♦ ♦ How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases ♦ ♦ ♦ Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside eac

PreK - 6th

English Language Arts, Math

SINGLE DIGIT ADDITION

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Charmaine Soupen

Single-Digit Addition Timed Practice is a fun and effective way to help students build math fluency and confidence. This resource includes quick, timed worksheets designed to strengthen addition skills with numbers 0–9. Perfect for classroom drills, math centers, homework, or extra practice at home, these pages help children improve speed, accuracy, and number sense while keeping learning engaging and stress-free. Ideal for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers supporting early math success. 📚✨

PreK - K

Basic Operations, Mental Math, Numbers

CCSS

1.OA.B.3

Counting and Writing to 120 Review

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Teachology

Counting and Writing Numbers Review is exactly what you need to help first graders refresh their number skills. It’s also a great review for kindergarteners who have just learned their numbers. This resource can be used for intervention or homeschool settings. It has everything you need—just click and go. With this product, you'll get a highly engaging and fun PowerPoint, vocabulary word posters, and plenty of printables for assessing student learning, differentiation, morning work, stations, or

K - 1st

Numbers

CCSS

K.CC.A.1

Math Contract - Calendars and Telling Time

Created by

Dyan Branstetter

Updated 10/08 Are you looking for a way to differentiate instruction and meet the needs of your early finishers in math class? A math contract consists of a grid of math activity choices based upon my math curriculum. My students are expected to complete 9-12 points on each weekly contract, and they should try complete at least one activity in every column. The activities range from 1 to 3 points, with 1-point choices being lower-level thinking activities, to the 3-point choices which are more

2nd - 4th

Math, Measurement, Other (Math)