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Math Center Part-Part-Whole Whole Unknown Addition Words Problems within 10
Here are 10 part-part-whole word problems to print off and give to students as a center activity. Students will add the parts using stackable counters on the ten frame, then write the equation and answer. If you like this center, be sure to check out my lesson slides that go along with this skill!
K - 1st
Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Math
Also included in:Ā 1st Grade Math Centers BUNDLE for the ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR!
Multiplication and Division Fact Family Math Mat
This mat is used to explain the inverse relationship between multiplication and division. By using numbers in the same fact family, the students will realize how the two operations are related.
I have found it easiest to use it with stackable counting blocks.
First, have the students write "multiplication" on the arrow pointing up. Then, have them write "division" on the arrow going down. Explain that multiplication makes smaller groups of objects into one larger group, while division takes
3rd - 4th
Basic Operations
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Free Editable Labels for Dollar Tree Stackable Paper Trays
I found these nice stackable paper trays at Dollar Tree and bought some to keep my copies organized for the week.
I've included an editable page in case you wanted to label your trays with something else.
They would work great to organize Literacy Centers or Math Centers.
You can read more about them here.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
English Language Arts, Math, Science
Printable and Stackable Place Value Cards 1-99,999
Print out these ***FREE*** place value cards on cardstock and cut them apart for building numbers up to 99,999. These cards are great for practicing building numbers and for number games. Check out my " Place Value Practice: Adding 10, 100, and 1000s" for a great companion to these cards.
K - 4th
Math, Mental Math, Place Value
Also included in:Ā Place Value Practice: Adding and Subtracting 10, 100, and 1000 (PowerPoint)
Point Slope Form stackable notes
Steps to mastering point slope form of a line are on different pages and can be cut and stapled together to form a foldable.
7th - 9th
Algebra, Graphing, Math
FREE - Math Pumpkin Bump Game - 3 Activities
Math Pumpkin Bump!A Pumpkin / Fall Themed Math Center, Activity, and Printable 3 Different ActivitiesStudents will add to 12. Using 2 dice, students will demonstrate fluency in addition to 12. Materials Needed:2 six-sided dice (Numerals 1-6) 10 cubes for each student. Or 10 blocks (something stackable) One Pumpkin Bump Board for a pair of students Procedure:Print and laminate or put in a plastic folder for the Pumpkin Bump board for durability. Give one board, 2 dice, and 10 cubes or two differ
1st - 3rd
Math
PreK Math Assessment
A brief math assessment tailored to answer questions prompted by the Pearson P4 assessment. Additional materials needed: sorting bugs or other sorting tool, large and small dice or other stackable material. A(always or almost always=proficient) S(sometimes=in process) N(rarely or never=not yet)
PreK - K
Math
FREE French, English and Spanish Pumpkin Count and Stack Mats
Download these two free mats today to add to your math centres! These Pumpkin Count and Stack mats are available to you in English, French and Spanish! Originally, I intended to use snap cubes but then I realized that it did not have to be limited to only those. You can go ahead and use all your loose parts that are stackable. You can even add in an actual die for the students to roll. This math activity strengthens students' ability to subitize and one to one correspondence as they count their
PreK - 1st
Math
Wooden Tower Money Review Game
Money, Money, Money!This resource is money review game designed to be played with a colored, wooden, stackable tower! However, this resource is also great for Quiz, Quiz, Trade games, math center rotations, partner work, or whole group review! There are various levels of questions to add differentiation for every learner's level! Check out my addition and subtraction wooden tower review game!Click here to see my place value review game!Check out the back to school Get to Know You wooden tower
1st - 2nd
Math, Mental Math, Other (Math)
Addition and Subtraction within 20 Review Game
Endless options with this student-centered game!This fun, interactive resource was created to help your students practice and review addition and subtraction problems within 20. This game was created to be played with a stackable wooden tower, BUT if you don't have a Jenga block tower or other stackable towers, this is still a great product! You can use these cards for Quiz, Quiz, Trade, math center time, or whole group review. Check out my basic addition fact family flashcard resource!Click th
K - 2nd
Basic Operations, Math, Other (Math)
Place Value Review Game
Give your students a chance to demonstrate their understanding of place value with this fun game!This resource was created for students to practice place value while having fun. It was designed to be played with a colored, stackable, wooden tower. You can also use these cards for Quiz, Quiz, Trade, math center rotations, partner work, individual student review, or whole group place value practice! There are questions for different levels of learners to provide differentiation! Click here to ch
2nd - 3rd
Math, Mental Math, Place Value
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