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Preview of Place Value Base 10 Reference Sheet | Grades 1–3 | CCSS • TEKS • VA SOL Aligned

Place Value Base 10 Reference Sheet | Grades 1–3 | CCSS • TEKS • VA SOL Aligned

This Base Ten Reference Sheet is a clear, visual tool that helps students understand place value, number sense, and how numbers are built using base ten blocks. It models ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands with simple visuals and arrows that show how values increase (×10) and decrease (÷10). Perfect for teaching tens and ones, regrouping, composing and decomposing numbers, and early place‑value patterns. What’s IncludedBase ten block visuals: unit cube (1), ten rod (10), hundred flat (100)
Preview of Formative Assessment: Order of Operations

Formative Assessment: Order of Operations

Created by
Jacob Kasselman
In this standards-aligned activity, students solve an order of operations expression and then summarize the steps they used in a clear, organized paragraph. By integrating writing into math, this task promotes both procedural understanding and academic language development.
Preview of Star Wars Functions

Star Wars Functions

Created by
EdTech in Bloom
Yoda and Friends Celebrate Cinco de Mayo – Function Table Activity (Grades 3–6) Looking for a festive and engaging way to reinforce math skills? Let your students join Yoda and his Star Wars friends as they prepare for a Cinco de Mayo celebration—galaxy style! In this themed activity, students will help the crew complete function tables that tie into their party preparations. What’s Included: A variety of function tables with increasing complexity Fun, Star Wars–themed story prompts Answe
Preview of Multiplication/Division league challenge (differentiated)

Multiplication/Division league challenge (differentiated)

Struggling to get your children/child to learn their times tables? Look no further. This resource has been extremely effective in my classroom and it's a must if anyone needs their students to learn their tables. The multiplication league is a differentiated challenge, each level gets harder. Normally I give my students 5 minutes to complete but this can be varied between classes. Once a child completes the level with 100 percent, they move up to the next level. Reward improvement and complet
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