Cannon's Corner

Here’s a great opportunity to engage students with fun, educational activities inspired by March Madness! Activities include: Creating a classroom bracket Designing a new jersey Playing basketball trivia Solving word problems Researching a team These activities are easy to differentiate based on grade level and curriculum, making it simple to combine learning with creativity, teamwork, and friendly competition.

This spring break choice board allows students extra activities that will keep them busy whether parents are working or avoiding the "bored" comments ;) All activities can be done independently (with a few like visiting the library) that will need an adult assistance. Print one off for siblings or a neighbor friend and have them complete it together!

Students will work in groups to color in the rainbow by solving shamrock math problems. The shamrocks are blank so can differentiate for grade levels and skills. You could have students create their own math problems to write on the shamrocks as well to save you time.

Graphing Medal Activity, Word Problems (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), Olympic measurements, and bobsled place value! Activities can be differentiated to fit different levels! Use an extension activity for those early finishers :)

A table of contents includes the different activities such as graphing, story problems, patterns, build sentences, and 10 different Candy Heart Bingo Cards. Use for morning work / busy work and the bingo cards during your Valentine's Day Party!

Fun Super Bowl activities such as making predictions, roman numerals, concession stands, quarterback statistics, and more! Fun way for students to learn more about the Super Bowl while still working on skills like telling time, adding, subtracting, multiplication, and more!

Students will have fun answering bowling questions and then learning how to score bowling. If you can, set up a chance for students go actually go bowling! Then they can record their scores and add it up!

Students will take a simple sugar cookie recipe and double and halve it as well as answer word problems based on the recipe! Then bake cookies with your class, if possible.

Santa is looking for  North Pole Managers as he is getting ready to add the finishing touches to his big night!  Students will be in charge of buying supplies, paying elves, and preparing for Christmas Eve — all using a set budget.   Can you believe it, even Santa has a budget!

Use these quick snapshots to help students with multiplication fluency. There are tips and tricks for x0, x1, x2, x4, x5, x8.

Used for morning work, homework, or centers, this 4x4 Sudoku puzzles include three different puzzles and two empty boards for students to make their own.

Students draw a Christmas Tree and adds details that tell a little bit about themselves. Fun to display and could add an extension activity where students graph the results from their whole class. Also could have students write a paragraph explaining their glyph.

A fun game for students to explore place value using pennies and dimes.

Keep kiddos motivated using this choice board where they will write down a goal on how many they would like to complete and if you would like to add a reward please do so! Activities that can be differentiated for kiddos in elementary.

Students will get to make up their own NFL player and their stats. Using these stats students will find averages among three games.

Use the template for students to create a fun, colorful turkey! Afterwards have students count how many colors they used and/or the different shapes they used.

Put some base ten blocks into a box. Give students a chance to look into it and estimate how much the box is worth. Then have students actually count the base ten blocks and determine how far away they were from their estimation.

Three problems along with two challenge questions where the student has to guess the number correctly. It includes ones, tens, and hundreds.

Use the number board along with the cards to play this game that will help students build a strong understanding of place value, especially tens! Have students use a hundreds chart if they are just beginning!

Use this game board along with the cards to help students understand one more, one less! Let students use a hundreds chart if they are just beginning!