Anni Rashelle

This is a power point to introduce or practice using numbers and manipulative to represent place value! It is made for students to be following along with a personal whiteboard, and place value manipulatives.

This is a power point to help teach your kiddos about number lines! Features: Counting on and counting back Number lines by 1s, 10s, and 5s Broken up into I Do, We Do, and You Do slides Handout Directions: Print 2 slides per page. Do not print slides 3, 6, 9, 12, or 18. (I left out the I Do pages when I printed the handout so that students would just watch when I demonstrated first.)

This is a partner activity where one student creates a number sentence with counting dots, and writes in the answer in the box. (Make sure to laminate the first document, or put it in a sheet protector, so you can use it again.) Then, they cover up one of the circles with a cup and their partner has to guess what number is under the cup. The second document is a worksheet that goes along with it.

This is a simple template for writing a rough draft. It includes a checklist for students to use while editing their draft. This template is created for primary grades and includes primary lines.