Cara Grayson

Three worksheets with glued sounds. They can either cut and paste, or they can write them in. The sounds are: 1- ang, ung, ong 2- ank, unk, onk 3- am, an, all Can be used in any order. Great for teaching glued sounds or a review worksheet/homework.

This is a 22 slide power point filled with 21 task cards that correspond to Eureka Grade 2 Module 2 lessons 1-5. Slides include measuring clipart, answering application problems that deal with measurement, telling the difference between cm and m, and estimating lengths of objects. This can be used for independent centers, responsive math, extra practice, or a scoot. I have no affiliation with Eureka-- just a teacher who uses it in the classroom.

This has two worksheets that involve the three sounds -ed makes. 'd' 't' 'id' -- I teach it as sounds like "id" not "ed", but it is a word doc so you can change it to 'ed' if that is how you teach it. Worksheet 1 could be a cut and paste or just a word bank - words are sorted by sound into the chart. Worksheet 2 is more reading it in context. There is a short story that has words that have -ed endings in it. Students must underline the words and then at the end sort them into the same kind o

This is a set of task cards that can be used for Eureka Module 4 as a supplement. I use them for review before the end of module and responsive time. The skills include addition and subtraction with and without unbundling/bundling. Also three cards include the arrow method. Just laminate and use! Could be used as a scoot. I do not work for Eureka.

Hello! This is a 40 slide power point. Each slide contains a number bond with numbers 3-10. The whole, and one part is filled in. Student's job is to fill in the other part. This could be used in an independent center- if you laminate the cards students may write on them. You could also have them do it on a white board. You could also hang these around the room as a scavenger hunt. The last few cards only contain the whole and students must fill in a correct number bond. This is helpful t

This is a power point of task cards (31 cards) that coincide with Eureka Module 3 Lessons 1-6. Included is: Expanded form of numbers up to 999. Unit form of numbers up to 999. They are given opportunities to write from standard form to these, or from these forms to standard form. Students can use as an independent station or you can use as a scoot around the room. Cards are numbered. Hope you enjoy! :)

25 Task cards that I made to use with Eureka Mod4. They have double digit addition, double digit subtraction (with and without decomposing) and some with the top having 3digits. *The last three are find the missing part-- for example 65+___=99 and they do the subtraction to find out.* They are numbered in case you wanted to make it a scoot, but there is no answer key attached. I do not work for Eureka, just made them to supplement my responsive teaching block.

This is a review of skills taught in Eureka's second grade module 1 lessons. The skills are -- make a ten and take out ten. There are also RDW at the end. 25 Task Cards This is to help students master the skills taught. Could be used for early finishers or in small groups for independent work. Could also work as a scoot if you number them and want to hang them around the room. I have no affiliation with Eureka Math. I am just a teacher who made a resource to use in small groups during indepen

This is designed to go with Eureka Grade 2 Modules 1 or 4. It is a review using strategies: Take out 10 Make a 10 Drawing quick tens and ones Unbundling This is a responsive lesson including ideas for fluency, a problem set, and an exit ticket. This can be used as independent work instead if you're not familiar with the structure of Eureka. I used this to prepare for benchmarks and end of Modules. I do not work for Eureka, I am just a teacher who uses it and needed to plan for responsive days.

This worksheet is a great way to check for understanding with vowel teams. Each sentence has a vowel team in it, students have to underline the vowel team and draw an arrow at the vowel that talks. I like when they have to read them in sentences, instead of just flashcard words. I teach that the first vowel talks and the second vowel walks. I teach that the vowel that talks says it's own name. That is why they point the arrow, to remind them of the sound. I use this is guided reading as a

This is a spiral review for Eureka G1 M6. It has unit form, addition/subtraction, telling time, fractions. It is 10 pages.

This is a lesson designed for review of reading nonfiction and using text evidence in order to answer multiple choice questions. This is designed to go along with Wheatley Reading but does not have to. There is a model, a practice, and an independent work. There are two passages. Enjoy!

This is a quick and easy independent center. Just laminate and let them go! This includes 15 Task Cards that are all about expanded form. Students must determine the number based on the expanded form given, or they must give the expanded form of the number given. If you like this, I also have another one that has both unit form and expanded form with 31 cards included!

Have students show their knowledge of numbers by having them draw circles to match the number. Could be put in a page protector and used as a math center with markers. Can be edited when downloaded to change numbers.