Brittni Harris

This game works well for first grade and second grade (or any grade looking to brush up on addition facts up to 20!). The game focuses on the addition strategy of 'Making a New 10' and uses your classroom 10-frames. Additional materials needed (and not included): - playing cards (1 deck for each pair of students) - colored counters (double-sided counters are perfect, but any counters will work just fine!) - pencils - 10-frames Other addition strategies reviewed in this game: - Doubles - Doubles

I wanted to keep my students accountable during Read to Self, so I created these cute book spines for them fill out each time they finish reading an independent book! There are 5 different sizes of books, and each one includes: - Title line - Author line - Summary lines - 4 stars for students to fill out their own rating Enjoy!

Printable poster includes guidelines and expectations for using the 'Take a Break' spot. Print on cardstock and laminate for use year after year. 11 activity cards (each card includes directions and a picture to guide students in finding an activity) - PlayDoh - Spirograph - fidget spinner and cube - Silly Putty - sensory bottles - Orbeez ...and more! These are great for early elementary classrooms, counselor offices, reading rooms, main offices, and so many other places!

This handy letter-to-coin conversion chart has directions on the bottom as well as an example. This activity will be perfect for math centers, word work, morning work, or extra practice. Use it alone, or with the included recording sheet for measurable data. Put the recording sheet in a dry erase pocket to save paper and ink.

This is a set of 10 practice slides for introducing coin values. - 5 slides: students 'trade in' coins for a single coin with the same value - 5 slides: students 'decompose' a single coin into two or more coins to equal the same value This is compatible with Google Classroom, and great for distance learning! **After purchase, click on the download link in the PPT file to save a copy of the Google Slides resource to your Google Drive.

This is a Number of the Day worksheet that I have developed to help my 2nd grade students work on number sense. It can be used in many ways- as morning work, during guided math, at math stations, or as an informal assessment. Try putting a copy in a dry-erase sleeve and re-using them day after day instead of using reams of copy paper daily! It includes place value concepts, word problems, addition, greater than/less than, odd/even, dollars/cents, and skip counting.