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Spaced Themed Hundreds Chart Missing Numbers is a great way to practice filling out missing numbers on a 120 chart. Included are 20 pages with four 120 charts. clipart: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Winchester-Lambourne

These are great weekly graphs. Included are 9 bar graphs, 7 picture graphs and 4 blank graphs. I used a colored poster maker and laminated the graphs. 20 great graphs to use all year. Included: 9 Bar Graphs: - NFL football teams - States - Weather - Holidays - Animals - Colors - Students - Transportation - Carnival Rides 7 Picture Graphs - Animals - Sports - Cartoons - Seasons - Insects - Snow Sports - Book Genres 4 Blank Graphs - Junk Foood - Carnival Food - Video Games - Outclass

These are pictographs that will help your students read, interpret, and answer questions about graphs. 6 graphs included.

Players: 2-3 players. Materials Needed: game boards, each player will get a Player 1, 2, or 3 card, a game piece for each player (different colors- example red and blue unifix cubes), large paper clip, number cube, workstation notebook or paper and vis-a-vi markers or dry erase markers Directions: Player 1 will roll the number cube and move their game piece the place on the game board, then write down the standard form for the space landed on. If the player spins on a body part they need

Race to the Finish Line is a fun game. If they answer the question correctly they get to play the Race to the Finish Line game. Race to the Finish Line is a fun game. If they answer the question correctly they get to play the game. Race to the Finish Line - Start by turning the circles over to show the checkered flag symbols. The player who answers the question correctly chooses a circle and flips it over. If they get a number (1,2,3,5) they get the points they drew. If they flip over a Fl

This is a great way to add some interest to your students homework. It gives them the ability to choose and also shows differentiated instruction. Buy the format and change it to meet the needs of your students.

3 great money games great for math workstations. Included is Race to Make ____ cents- this game is just like it sounds: the students race to make the amount listed. Trace and Count is a great game where the students get to make pictures out of their coins and then count to see it's value. Penny Swap is another money game to practice counting and swapping coins. They'll love it. Created by: Born2educate

Skip Count by 2 Card Game is a fun way to practice skip counting. The player who gets rid of all their cards first wins. Set up: copy on cardstock, laminate, cut up all of the cards, pass out all the cards, and put the yellow board in the center. A player that has a 2 can put their card down, then whoever has a 4 can put it down next, and so on... After they get to 20, they start back over at 2. The player who gets rid of all their cards first wins.

This is an awesome game to practice counting a collection of coins. This will be a great to use in workstations. I have included 4 game boards and 4 spinners. Print it, laminate it, and play year after year. Directions: Spin the spinner. Put one of your game pieces on one of the values found on the Connect 4 board. The first person to have 4 of their colored game pieces in a row wins. (You can win horizontally, vertically, and diagonally.)

A great game to practice subtraction facts. I have included several varying levels. Setting it up: The first page is the directions and title page. I glued it to the front of the file folder. The page that has 12 squares is the game board referred to, I glued that in the middle of the file folder on the left side. The page that has bunny body parts is glued to the right of the file folder. The pages that are labeled player 1,2,3 needs to be cut into 4 pieces and laminated. They can also just wr

This is a 2nd grade beginning of the year must have. I glue each page to a file folder and put it in their homework binders. The students have this as a guide as they complete their math homework. I have received so many compliments from parents about how helpful this is to their children.

Subtraction Computation 3: Horizontal 2 Digit + 1 Digit Subtraction Computation 6: Horizontal 2 Digit + Tens Subtraction Computation 6: Vertical 2 Digit Subtraction Without Regrouping Computation 6: Vertical 2 Digit Subtraction With Regrouping Computation 6: Vertical 2 Digit Subtraction With and Without Regrouping Computation

This is an awesome game to practice counting a collection of coins. This will be a great to use in workstations. I have included 4 game boards and 4 spinners. Print it, laminate it, and play year after year. Directions: Spin the spinner. Put one of your game pieces on one of the values found on the Connect 4 board. The first person to have 4 of their colored game pieces in a row wins. (You can win horizontally, vertically, and diagonally.)

Blast Off is a fun game. If they answer the question correctly they get to play the Blast Off game. Blast Off game- Start by turning the circles over to show the Blast Off symbols. The player who answers the question correctly chooses a circle and flips it over. If they get a number (1,2,3,5) they get the points they drew. If they flip over a burnt out- they lose all of their points. If they flip over a Blast Off- Keep Picking- you get to keep choosing a new circle but be careful not to choose

This is a wonderful game based on the game pyramid. I created the game to identify the coin and their value. It's two games for one low price. You're student will love it!