Aimee Stanton

This is a classroom tool that can be used in any elementary grade. It can be modified to fit the number sense necessary for your grade level. In younger grades, I would make this as a class poster each day. If you are using BUILD, this could go in your LEARNING ABOUT NUMBERS station work. In the upper grades, I would make the numbers larger, expect more detail and allow kids to complete on their own. *number sense *addition *subtraction *real-world connections *place value *decomposing numb

This product is for beginning practice for using patterns in a table. This can be played as a scoot game and has a student response sheet. You can also play this as a sorting game.

This is a set of 5 place value stations that are little to no maintenance. You will need to introduce each station, print each station's directions (included) for student use, and conference as needed. You will need to supply dice, playing cards (uno or face cards will do), and place value mats (optional and included as last page). These station will allow you to infirmally assess student knowledge of number concepts and lay the foundation for adding, subtracting and regrouping. *Addition *Sub

This set includes 5 place value station ideas with directions. You will supply dice, plastic coins and playing cards. Just print out the student directions and place value mats (included) and informally assess your students' knowledge of our number system.

This product is for beginning practice for using patterns in a table. This can be played as a scoot game and has a student response sheet. You can also play this as a sorting game.