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Students can use a dry erase board and marker to solve these double digit addition and subtraction WITH regrouping problems. They can then match the Pokemon to the correct Pokeball! My students played this game in a math center and they loved seeing the Pokemon on the math problems! There are 12 double digit addition problems and 12 double digit subtraction problems. They can be mixed together into one game/center or they can be separated. There are two separate sets of directions so you can se

This is a kindergarten/1st/2nd grade worksheet to pair with an activity in which students use unifix cubes/snap cubes to measure classroom objects. This could be used as a whole group activity or in centers! There are two different versions of this worksheet in this PDF. Clipart is from PhotoClipz!

Students can use a dry erase board and marker to solve these double digit addition and subtraction without regrouping problems. They can then match the Pokemon to the correct Pokeball! My students played this game in a math center and they loved seeing the Pokemon on the math problems! There are 12 double digit addition problems and 12 double digit subtraction problems. They can be mixed together into one game/center or they can be separated. There are two separate sets of directions so you

This is a Power Point Presentation file that you can edit and use to crate MATH personalized learning playlists for your students! This is a "must do" and "may do" design that I use in my 2nd grade classroom for differentiated personalized learning during math workshop. I have included the editable template as well as a sample for how I'd design it for a word problems unit. I have included two pages of FAQs to help you get started! If you have any questions about this product or about how I use

This is a Pokemon inspired multiplication fact matching game. It includes facts for numbers 1-9. It can be separated into small matching games by each number, or you could combine a few to challenge the students with more items to match! My 2nd graders love using this as an introduction to multiplication facts. I have them use dry erase boards to draw arrays to solve the problems as they are first learning about multiplication!

This is a symmetry sort where students will look at cards that have various 2D shapes on them. Each shape has a line that divides the shape into two parts. Students can sort the cards into two piles, shapes that show symmetry and those that do not! Can be a great visual sort for students to practice identifying lines of symmetry!

This is a game to help students match arrays to the multiplication number sentence. It uses clipart that is similar to the popular Pokemon characters to increase student engagement! Print these pages on cardstock, laminate, and have students use this in a station or as partner work.

Basic shapes tracing smart board or promethean board activity for students! Could also be printed out and utilized as independent work! I used this in a special education classroom for IEP goal work with tracing shapes.

This is a powerpoint that I use in Google Slides. I use it to analyze my students' Math NWEA MAP data. I look at my NWEA MAP data and place the student names into the column that they are "ready to learn" based on their overall RIT score within that band. These things that they are "ready to learn" are from the NWEA learning progressions. I have added Virginia Standards of Learning for 2nd grade on each slide, but you could remove the Virginia SOLS and correlate them to your own state Standards

This is a PDF of printable for a wall display to demonstrate place value. I printed this on paper, glued it to various pieces of colored construction paper, laminated it, then taped it to my wall. The students reference it often!

This is a "craftivity" for teaching ordinal numbers 1st-15th. Students will create a snowman with these shapes and they'll write the ordinal number with the ordinal number word. This is a great math station to be used with 1st or 2nd graders!

Pizza fractions PBL for 2nd graders! Students visit their past favorite teacher in the building and ask for the teacher's pizza order. The student then returns to class to plan out the pizza for the teacher. Lastly, the student will use construction paper to create a pizza for the teacher to "eat"!

IEP at a Glance helps teachers/case managers to put important information from a student's IEP into only two sheets. This assists with collaboration and communication between case managers, general education teachers, paraprofessionals, ELL teachers, and reading specialists.

This is a PDF.These can be printed on cardstock and laminated to be used as "PlayDoh Mats" for the numbers 1-20! Students use playdoh to represent the numbers 1-20 on a ten frames. If you don't want to use play doh, they can also be used with cubes, erasers, or other math manipulatives!