Cianda's Corner

The students in my classroom absolutely love Sonic! Why not let them practice reading on things they actually enjoy? With a mix of multiple choice and written answer questions, this resource is great for whole group or individual work time!

It's no secret that kids and grown-ups love SpongeBob SquarePants! But why? Let your students learn about it here!

Always break apart the smaller number.Inside the oval has to add up to 10. The other digit from the decomposition goes in the blank because it is easy to add to 10!

Let your students learn about Power Rangers with this resource!

Decompose to subtract by tens and then ones.

4 different levels for counting by 10s: 10, 20, 30... 7, 17, 27... 118, 128, 138... 901, 911, 921...

Do your kids love Bluey? Let them learn more about the show with this resource!

Decompose both addends to add 2 digits. Instructions are on the page.

A fun way to review schwa, /sh/ + schwa +/n/, and schwa +/l/ words!

Spelling trees for the long vowels and /aw/ in grade 2 CKLA.

Includes: no regroupingregrouping only onesregrouping only tensregrouping only hundredsregrouping tens and onesregrouping hundreds and tensmix with regroupingmix with and without regrouping

Students can practice all sorts of 2-digit addition! Summer-themed images in corners Included: No regroupingRegrouping only onesRegrouping only tensRegrouping tens and onesMixture of regrouping only ones, only tens, and bothRegrouping and no regrouping by lineRegrouping (only ones, only tens, ones and tens) and no regrouping

Students can practice all sorts of 2-digit addition! Winter-themed images in corners Included: No regroupingRegrouping only onesRegrouping only tensRegrouping tens and onesMixture of regrouping only ones, only tens, and bothRegrouping and no regrouping by lineRegrouping (only ones, only tens, ones and tens) and no regrouping

4 levels of counting by 5s: 5, 10, 15... 3, 8, 13... 710, 715, 720... 901, 906, 911...

Have students draw a base ten picture/model to add 2 digit numbers with and without regrouping.

Floral themed circle descriptors for classroom talking or noise levels. Font is called Moonflower but does not show up as beautiful on TPT!

You can use this to practice making fact families! You can differentiate by having your students solve for the answer, or not!

Cut the cards out and post around the room. Have students work together to separate the problems into 2 steps and solve them!

Which place value is the digit it? What is the value of the digit?

A fun activity! Cut and paste the pictures around the room. Have students work together or alone at each picture to sound out the word that uses the CVCE pattern (P et e, m ul e)