Amanda Bathman

In this 54 page pack I have included a variety of activities for students to practice both 2-digit addition and subtraction. Included: - Tens and Ones Place Value Mat - Part/Part/Whole Mat - Magic Numbers: Helps students to see numbers in different groups of ones and tens to help lay the foundation for subtraction with regrouping. There are 2 Magic Numbers activities. - Addition & Subtraction with Regrouping Posters - To Regroup or Not To Regroup?: Helps students decide and categorize when

Need help teaching students that fractions aren't only found in a pizza or candy bar? This resource will definitely help open their eyes to recognizing both fractions of a set and whole. Students will have a better understanding of fractions of a set if they have a foundational understanding of fractions of a whole. Included in this product:5 Page Slideshow to work through whole-class in your mini-lesson. This would be the time to show strategies and work through how to solve fractions of a set,

This sheet is great for introducing Subtraction with Regrouping. It's split into 2 where 1 side explains why and when we regroup along with an example and the other side gives them room to work out 6 problems. Hope you enjoy! Please check out my pack with tons of activities for both adding and subtracting 2-digit numbers with and without regrouping. Thanks! Amanda Bathman - Pretty Little Pencils plpencils.blogspot.com Subtraction With Regrouping Mini-Sheet by Amanda Bathman is licensed unde

Ignore It? Round Up? Use It?So what ARE you supposed to do with the remainder? Well, it depends on the situation. This set of 24 task cards has students practicing exactly that. There are 24 various scenarios where students will have to decipher if they need to ignore the remainder, add one to the quotient to round up their answer, or use the remainder as their answer. The task cards come in both color and grayscale copies since I understand how much of a gem color printing can be. There are als

This could be used for multiple things in any classroom for many subjects. I've used them for both writing and math. I had my students create timeline stories when learning elapsed time. They can both illustrate and describe their stories. One page allows you to print however many copies that are needed. Enjoy! Classroom Jobs by Bathman is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

In this Graphing & Data Survey Pack the students will pick a question card, observe and collect their data, and them make a bar (or picture graph) to go along with it. This is a great way to see if students really understand how to represent data. You could use this as a Math station or a class activity. The best part is that all the questions can be easily answered by simply looking around the room. There is no need for any student to bother another with a silly question like "Are you wearing

These coin posters show the front and back of a real life penny, nickel, dime, and quarter. It also has 4 different way's to say/show that amount of money. There is also one more poster that puts the coins in order of least to greatest. Most students think that a dime is worth less than a penny because of the size, so this way they can visually see which one is worth more and which is worth less. Enjoy!

I have made a small collection of 2nd grade Math Menus aligned with our 2nd grade TEKS (Texas' common core standards). You can use these for station work, homework or however you see fit! If you purchase the pack and decide you would like to change just 1 of the boxes or even 3 please email me and I would be more than happy to send you editable versions of the document you need. In this pack it includes menus over these topics: Addition (basic facts up to 10+10) Subtraction (basic facts up t

Magic Numbers help students to see that 2-digit numbers can be broken apart many ways in tens and ones. This will help lay that foundation for when you start regrouping with your students. I will use this the first day of introducing regrouping and practice it every day leading up to subtraction with regrouping. This way they will understand that 53 is the same as 40 plus 13 making it easier to understand why we "borrow" or "take away" a group of ten. The fact that we aren't really changing the

This could be used as either a math or word work center. Students will either use their spelling words, word wall words or sight words. First they write their word down, then draw the tiles in the second box, then add them up in the third box. -or- You can cut up the scrabble tile page and have students move them around to make words then fill out the sheet. Totally up to you, but any way I can combine math and spelling I am all down! Thanks! This work is licensed under a Creative Commons At

Looking for strategies to teach students how to compare fractions with like AND unlike denominators? I've got 4 very effective strategies to help you teach your students how to compare fractions. Strategies for Comparing Fractions:Numerator is the same but different denominator.Denominator is the same but different numerator.Compare the missing piece.Compare to a benchmark fraction.Included in this pack:4 Strategies Teacher Reference GuideImplementing/Mini-lesson Guide4 Teacher Modeling Pages (

By purchasing the bundle you save $1.50, which is the same price as one individual pack, so you're basically getting one for free! This bundle includes three different puzzle packs that includes 11 puzzles with division facts that focus on dividing by 2s, 5s, 10s, 6s, 7s, 8s, and 9s. Students will need to match the quotient with the division problem and complete the square in order to solve the puzzle. These make for a great math station, homework assignment, or continuous fact practice as you d

Math can be understood more clearly when students have the opportunity to experience it with hands-on activities. Teaching fractions? You could use fraction basketball to help you. I have put together a student handout along with the mini-lesson to go with it. All you need is tape, plastic cups, and ping pong balls and you're good to go! Classroom Jobs by Bathman is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

Are your kids ready for the state test? We all certainly know how hard YOU have worked, and your students have worked just as hard as their little minds can up until the test comes. Why not get them excited for the big day to be here? To encourage them to keep up their hard work until the actual test I have created a list of about 20 prizes for you to choose from to give your students the will to want to come to school each day. Everyone likes to appreciated - especially kids. With free prizes

This product includes three different math puzzles with division facts that focus on dividing by 2s, 5s, and 10s. Students will need to match the quotient with the division problem and complete the square in order to solve the puzzle. These make for a great math station, homework assignment, or continuous fact practice as you dive into division. Simply copy, cut, and go. For continued use, copy on card stock, laminate, cut, then bag up. Suggestions? I’d love to hear them. Email me at prettylitt

This product includes four different math puzzles with division facts that focus on dividing by 8s and 9s. Students will need to match the quotient with the division problem and complete the square in order to solve the puzzle. These make for a great math station, homework assignment, or continuous fact practice as you dive into division. Simply copy, cut, and go. For continued use, copy on card stock, laminate, cut, then bag up. Suggestions? I’d love to hear them. Email me at prettylittlepencil

This product includes four different math puzzles with division facts that focus on dividing by 6s and 7s. Students will need to match the quotient with the division problem and complete the square in order to solve the puzzle. These make for a great math station, homework assignment, or continuous fact practice as you dive into division. Simply copy, cut, and go. For continued use, copy on card stock, laminate, cut, then bag up. Suggestions? I’d love to hear them. Email me at prettylittlepencil

Looking to change up your Math Stations? This is an example of what my class uses for Math Stations. To my current students and I, it's the perfect combination of getting in those lessons, really reaching your students through small group instruction, holding students accountable, giving the students choice and making it fun and enjoyable for them all at the same time. I do a whole group lesson/activity all day Monday and Tuesday during Math and then Wednesday, Thursday, Friday they do statio

In second grade we use these all the time! Whether it's for stations, homework, or really however you see fit it would fit any second grade classroom. It is based on just their basic addition facts up to 20. If you like the freebie please buy the pack. If you buy the pack and decide there are just a few boxes you would like to change I can easily send you an editable version. Hope you enjoy! - Mrs. Bathman Addition Math Menu by Amanda Bathman is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution

For those of you looking to get your students to work with numbers in a different way this November, these math puzzles will do the trick. This set of 3 math puzzles gets increasingly more challenging and tests students knowledge of number sense and their ability to manipulate numbers using mental math. Puzzle 1 has 3 number sentences that include addition and subtraction. Puzzle 2 has 3 number sentences that include addition. Puzzle 3 has 3 number sentences that include multiplication and addit