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This resource is a fun way to get students thinking about math. Have them choose one number and create 4 different clues that help to guess which number they have chosen. There ia a practice page and a final draft page along with 2 example displays. Hang them on the hallway bulletin board or around the classroom! I like to print them on colored paper and/or let them decorate their with color however they'd like!

Students can use this template to help them understand the relationship between multiplication and addition AND division and subtraction. It is 2 pages and includes a skip counting number line from 0-20 and 1-50. Enjoy! :)

This template was created for students to use while learning what each number is represented as in an equation. You can use this during word problems or when practicing arrays or drawing pictures. I like to print on cardstock & put inside a sheet protector. Enjoy :)

There are 12 Math Talk posters to help students discuss their thought process during instruction. It also includes 4 hand signals: I agree, I'm thinking, I have more than one strategy and I have an answer and a strategy. KG Blank Space Solid

This document has 2 different layouts of a Multiplication Table each with a Black & White and color version to print. All slides can also be used as instructional tools. Layout 1- Each row and column meet with the same color for easy tracking of facts. Layout 2- Each column has a color for the factor with the doubles factor in bold text. This helps visual learners focus more on the sequence of numbers to memorize. There are also slides that build on each column and ones that focus on one colu