Beyond Basic Math

Help K–2 students master phonological awareness and sound-to-symbol mapping with this Science of Reading–aligned curriculum filled with no-prep activities. Receive no-prep, customizable phonological awareness exercises for grades K-2! From basic letters of the alphabet to digraphs, vowel pairs, spelling rules, and more, you will be set for years no matter your students' ability levels. Upon purchase, you'll receive a curriculum containing more than 70 PAGES! SCREENERS AND TRACKERSYou'll begin

Provide your students practice with rote counting, number sequence, and basic operations with this missing numbers activity!This 1-page worksheet contains two number lines up to 30 with six numbers missing throughout the sequence. The student will need to find the missing number by using rote counting and number sequence skills. One page printable documentTwo number lines from 1-30Six numbers missing from each sequenceStudents write the missing numbersThe missing numbers worksheet is ideal for p

This place value Minilesson comes with a virtual learning plan for your 1st-2nd grade class!Using Google Slides and a teacher explanation guide, you will teach this 10-15 minute, NO-PREP lesson to introduce place value concepts. Students will learn how to identify digits that are in the ones, tens, and hundreds place. Save this lesson for a virtual learning day, sub plans, or quick lesson! Google Slides Place Value MinilessonIdentify digits in the ones, tens, and hundreds placeAligned with 1st-2

This place value activity contains 4 unique numbers for your students to complete independently, with a partner, or with the whole class! Use this no-prep worksheet to give your students practice with place values up to the hundreds place. First, students must cut the each digit. Then, students glue the numbers into the correct frame according to their place value. You don’t have to prep for this activity - just print! I hope you enjoy this quick place value activity with your students. Please

Assess your students' place value knowledge with this one-page assessment!Students will identify whether the digit of a number between 100-1000 is in the ones, tens, or hundreds place. This worksheet contains five place value questions for your students to answer. While ideal for grades 1-2, you can add this product to your math library in many grades! Five place value problems Applying ones, tens, and hundreds placeOne pageWrite the correct value in the blankCorresponds with standards for grade

Assess your students' place value vocabulary with this worksheet!Using five questions, students will determine whether a number is in the ones, tens, or hundreds place. You can complete this independently, in small groups, or as a class! Afterwards, collect the sheets to determine how much place value vocabulary your students know. Enjoy!

Practice place value with 2-digit numbers using this five-problem worksheet!In this activity, your students will determine a digit’s place value based on its worth. If the ‘3’ is worth ‘30’, it goes in the tens place. Students can cut and paste the digits into the correct value holders to make 2-digit numbers! While designed for 1st graders, this activity can be used for any students learning place value. Place value with 2-digit numbers Five problems includedPut digits in the correct position

Assess your students’ place value knowledge with this simple worksheet!Students will determine a digit’s worth based on its position within a number. Using five questions, you can assess students’ abilities to apply place value concepts for tens and ones. While aligned with 1st grade standards, you can use this product with any student exploring Base-10 concepts with tens and ones. This product is ideal for quick independent work or an exit ticket. Five questions, one pageStudents indicate the

Assess your students’ Base-10 knowledge with this five-question worksheet.Do your students know how much a digit is worth based on its place value? Assess their place value skills with this quick activity! No need to prep or set up dozens of materials for this assessment. Students can show you what they know by indicating a number’s worth whether it’s in the ones or tens place. Five-problem assessmentPlace value in the ones and tens place1st grade standardsValue of a digit based on its position