A.Brooks

This is a template I use with my students in my special education class to work on rounding. I put it in a dry and erase sleeve and the student writes the number at the top. They then round it to the nearest, ten, hundreds, thousands etc in the first box and the second box round it up. Then they can look at the neighbor and then find which side the neighbor is in and this helps guide them to the answer. Its a great visual for my students.

This is a small game board that I created to use with a small group to review math or reading skills.

This is a cute little assessment I would use to get a idea of who was understanding ordinal numbers.

I compiled my own running record sheet that was easy to use and assess with.

An assessment to use during the basic money unit.

This is a side by side compiled Reading Common Core for Reading. Easier reading to see the progression.

Spring version of Elkonin boxes that can be used for manipulating words.

I use this worksheet in our class to have a visual reminder of what is being expected in their writing. The students love seeing the stickers on the smaller stars and will take their time and do their best.

This is a simple food associations to fractions that the students have fun creating.

I used this worksheet to help with the understanding of fact families and how they are related to each other. It's a fun visual to use for those who are struggling.

Another fun Elkonin box idea with baskets and eggs.

This is a sheet I created to allow the students to use their imagination and still the right size to make a book with.

A quick assessment to use with coins in the money unit.