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Easter Spring Word Problem Craft
Grab this free Easter Spring Word Problem Craft for solving word problems. Students will create their own word problem for either addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. They will write their made up word problem inside the Easter egg and will show their work. This makes a great craft for first, second, third, or fourth grade students. It's a fun activity to complete for an Easter or Spring bulletin board as well as a great assessment to test students knowledge of word problem solvin
K - 4th
Other (Math)
Easter Magic Squares Addition
Easter Bunny Magic Squares
The Easter Bunny says to hop on over for an eggs-citing time solving magic squares. For each 3 by 3 square, he tells you how much the sum is for each row, column, and diagonal. Students practice addition and mental math skills as they solve for the empty boxes to complete the magic squares. The sums are 18, 21, 24, 30, 15, and 27. An answer key and explanation/example page are included.
Common Core Standards 2.OA.A.1 Use addition and subtraction within 100 to solve one
1st - 4th
Arithmetic, Mental Math
Easter Color by Number Free | Easter Math Activities | Easter Coloring Pages
Easter Division PuzzleThis is an Easter Egg - Color by Division, ready for your kids to color as they solve each division equation. There is an answer key that details what color is needed for each quotient: a student worksheet and an answer key. ***************************************************************************** You can use these in centers, as independent work, etc. Simply print the page out and distribute to students as desired. If you loved using this freebie, buy the paid extende
3rd - 4th
Applied Math, Basic Operations
CCSS
3.OA.A.2
It's Carrot Time: Spring Math Center
This low-prep math center is the perfect spiral review for time to the quarter hour. Students match analog clock cards to the corresponding digital carrot cards. There is also a follow up worksheet!
This activity also includes a BLANK set of clock and carrot cards so you can customize this activity to meet your specific time needs - hour, half hour, or minute.
K - 2nd
Math
Jelly Bean Math - Easter Free Activities
Jelly Bean Math - Easter Free Activities Three free activities for jelly beans that your students will love from Simply Kinder. Check out these other great units for this week:Peeps Science ExperimentsPeeps Writing ActivityIncluded in this download is:3 Jelly Bean activities: - sorting - tallying - graphing Each activity has 2 versions - one with colors typed in and the other open-ended so you can customize to the color jelly beans you get! You will also like: Spring Cut-and-Paste Sentences
PreK - 4th
Math
Free Bunny Addition Color Code Teen Numbers
I created this FREE Bunny Color Code Teen Numbers using my Free Bunny Color Code Clipart!!! I hope you enjoy using this printable or my color code clipart to create your own goodies for your little leaners! The possibilities for creating color codes is ENDLESS!!!THANK YOU for all of your kind words... I truly appreciate you and all of your support!!! Ideas for Color Codes: *addition *subtraction *equations *alphabet *numbers *sight words *color words *phonics: vowels, digraphs, blends, vowel
1st - 2nd
Math
Easter Mystery Egg Math Center Activity (Number Clues + Critical Thinking) FREE
With Easter nearby, I thought it would be fun to do a little number mystery with a simple egg twist! Use this idea as a: - Math center - Put on display for your students to work on when they have some spare time throughout the week, - Do as a math warm-up with the whole class. The prep is easy, and I have already put together some clues sets for you to use within this download. Please read the instructions page for further information to set this activity up. The AIM is for students to use the
2nd - 5th
Math, Numbers
Easter Math Story Problems
This resource includes five math story problems for your students to solve using a math strategy of their choosing. These problems can be solved over several days or in one day, depending on what you choose. I always read the story problem to my students so that we can discuss what the problem is asking them to solve for and what information we know. After the students have solved the problem, I choose a few to share with the class in order to show them different strategies that could have been
PreK - 1st
Math, Other (Math)
Also included in:Â Math Story Problems for the Entire School Year
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