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This is a combo set at a discounted price that includes all three of my word work centers in one convenient download. Included are: - How Much is Your Word Worth? (original version with pennies, nickels, dimes & quarters) - Place Value Spelling (original version with ones, tens & hundreds) - Letter Tile Spelling (full file with addition & multiplication) These are also available individually in my TpT Store. Recording sheets are included for each activity as well. For more info, visit my b

This is another great activity to combine math and word work! I pair this sheet with a baggie of place value blocks in ones, tens & hundreds to have students determine the worth of each word. On the bottom of this page, they are also asked to order the words from least to greatest, which word is worth the most, least and more. The second page is a simple recording sheet for up to five words. I print out several of these on cardstock and laminate. Kids use dry erase markers to record their wor

This trio set includes ALL 3 of my Place Value Spelling Sheets and their matching recording sheets. Great for differentiation! Included are: 1. Place Value Spelling (original)- ones, tens, and hundreds 2. Place Value Spelling #2- ones tens, hundreds, and thousands 3. Place Value Spelling #3- ones and tens only I pair these sheets with baggies of place value blocks in ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands to have students determine the worth of each word. On the bottom of each page, they are asked

This is a great Spelling/Word Work/Math Station that incorporates spelling, manipulatives, and mental math. Have students create words using Letter Tiles or by making your own using the included pdf pages of 3 sets of A-Z tiles with numbers (A-Z tiles are also shown at the top of every worksheet page for reference). They will arrange the word using the letter tiles, practice writing it and then add or multiply its points. There is room for five words total. I print these out on cardstock and

Are you looking for a highly-engaging early-finisher or math center activity? Magic Squares is the perfect choice! These 26 task cards will get your students thinking, working on their mental math, and testing answers. Each task card has a Magic Number. There is a 3x3 grid below with some of the numbers filled in. Their job is to fill in the remaining squares so that every row, column, and the diagonal equal that Magic Number! A blank recording page and answer key is included. These are great ch

This is another great activity to combine math and word work! I pair this sheet with a baggie of place value blocks in ones, tens, hundreds and thousands to have students determine the worth of each word. On the bottom of this page, they are also asked to order the words from least to greatest, which word is worth the most, least and more. The second page is a simple recording sheet for up to five words. I print out several of these on cardstock and laminate. Kids use dry erase markers to rec

This freebie includes two pages of multiplication practice. This is a wonderful math center for kids who are learning, mastering, or reviewing their multiplication facts. The directions are easy to follow: Students will need 2 dice and will multiply the numbers they roll together. They will then cover the product on their sheet. Page 1 is products from the 1-6 times tables, so you can use 2 6-sided dice. Page 2 includes products from the 1-10 times tables, so you will need a 10-sided die or y

This freebie includes two pages of multiplication practice. This is a wonderful math center for kids who are learning, mastering, or reviewing their multiplication facts. The directions are easy to follow: Students will need 2 dice and will multiply the numbers they roll together. They will then cover the product on their sheet. Page 1 is products from the 1-6 times tables, so you can use 2 6-sided dice. Page 2 includes products from the 1-10 times tables, so you will need a 10-sided die or y

This is another great activity to combine math and word work! I pair this sheet with a baggie of place value blocks in ones and tens to have students determine the worth of each word. On the bottom of this page, they are also asked to order the words from least to greatest, which word is worth the most, least and more. The second page is a simple recording sheet for up to five words. I print out several of these on cardstock and laminate. Kids use dry erase markers to record their words and t

This freebie includes two pages of multiplication practice. This is a wonderful math center for kids who are learning, mastering, or reviewing their multiplication facts. The directions are easy to follow: Students will need 2 dice and will multiply the numbers they roll together. They will then cover the product on their sheet. Page 1 is products from the 1-6 times tables, so you can use 2 6-sided dice. Page 2 includes products from the 1-10 times tables, so you will need a 10-sided die or y