Beth Tice

Students learn about the longest Lego snake, the largest Lego bridge, the largest Lego set, and the biggest Lego Christmas tree ever built in this activity which reinforces place value concepts! Students have to determine which number is in the ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands place. They also have to tell the value of a digit in a given place. Check out my other product listings for more great ideas in math, science, and literacy!

Students will learn about amazing and true Lego records while practicing the written form and standard form of three- and four-digit numbers (one fact has a number up to the ten thousands place). They read the fact which includes a number in either standard form or written form. Then they write the number in the other form. Bold and underlined text, as well as arrows, help students identify the number and know in which form to write it. Check out my other product listings for more great mat

This bar graph compares the top speed of four the world's big cats - a leopard, a cheetah, a tiger, and a lion. The questions that follow ask students to interpret the graph accurately and compare how much faster the big cats can run than another animal. Great practice for reading graphs and answering the "How many more..." questions that often stump kids. See my other product listings for more great math learning activities!

This bar graph compares the lifespans of six mammals - a cheetah, a brown bear, a gorilla, a koala, a polar bear, and a zebra. The questions that follow ask students to interpret the graph accurately and compare how much longer one animal lives than another animal. Great practice for reading graphs and answering the "How many more..." questions that often stump kids. See my other product listings for more great math learning activities!

Students practice skip counting by fractions. After counting by tenths, fifths, and ninths, students also practice adding fractions by coloring spaces on the models shown. See my other product listings for more fraction activities!