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This is a number sense assessment for grades K-2. It assesses a student's ability to recognize and generate numbers using multiple representations such as tally marks, numerals, number words, and dots. It also assesses a student's ability to understand the words before, after, and between, through a listening portion for younger students. When printed front-back, this file produces two versions of the same test. The first version is pretty basic, the second is more challenging. You could even us

This sort is for students struggling to recognize the different operations within word problems. It is not for actual practice of the operations, but rather, a tool to use to help them recognize the language. This is perfect for students with IEPs, or those students who struggle with math vocabulary. It would also be a good introduction to mixed word problems.

This is a simple dice game that students can play individually or in pairs. The purpose of this game is to aid in mastering basic 1-9 multiplication facts. My second graders absolutely loved playing this game!

This activity allows students to show off their skills at modeling a multiplication fact, using the main strategies enforced through Engage NY/Eureka Math in the beginning of third grade. Strategies include using equal groups, a tape diagram, a number bond, and an array. There is also a spot to write related facts to demonstrate the commutative property and the relationship between multiplication and division.