Beth Baumann

Are your students stuck on a math problem? Use this poster to give them some ideas of what to do. Make a large class poster or small ones to put on a students desk. :-)

Are you students having a hard time with math facts? These are already made cards that pair the fact with a visual presentation. There are four different kinds of cards: single tens frame, rekenrek, counting back and counting up. These are all the subtraction facts students in first grade are required to be fluent with by the end of the year.

Are you students having a hard time with math facts? These are already made cards that pair the fact with a visual presentation. There are four different kinds of cards: single tens frame, rekenrek, counting on, and double tens frames. These are all the addition facts students in first grade are required to be fluent with by the end of the year.

What a fun, quick, and ready to use fraction center? These task cards challenge students to build shapes using fraction tiles. They are asked to apply their knowledge of fractions to correctly build the shape. These cards all have to do with thirds.

What a fun, quick, and ready to use fraction center? These task cards challenge students to build shapes using fraction tiles. They are asked to apply their knowledge of fractions to correctly build the shape. These cards all have to do with fourths and halves. This set also comes with mats that give students an area to build off of to help visualize the whole.

Are you students having a hard time with math facts? These are ready to personalize cards pair the fact with a visual presentation. There are four different kinds of cards: single tens frame, rekenrek, counting back, counting up, and double tens frames.

Are you students having a hard time with math facts? These are ready to personalize cards pair the fact with a visual presentation. There are four different kinds of cards: single tens frame, rekenrek, counting on, and double tens frames.

This is a ready to send home letter that goes with visual strategy cards (see other posts) and gives parents the background behind using strategy cards as opposed to flash cards and fun ways to practice with them at home.

This is a ready to send home letter that goes with visual strategy cards (see other posts) and gives parents the background behind using strategy cards as opposed to flash cards. This letter goes over the subtraction cards and how to use them with students.

This is a great game for students to practice their addition skills. Using a deck of cards students try to get to as close to a target number as possible by deciding if they will keep or discard the number as it is drawn. There can be multiple versions of this game played to meet your needs.