Creating Classrooom Magic

Hello everyone! I just started teaching math this year using the Math Daily 3 workshop outline. With this, teachers are asked to create 10-15 minute mini lessons for each day before the allow the students to go off on their own into their center activities. These mini lessons can be anything from showing a new strategy and doing a few example problems, to creating word problems with the class. Believe it or not, I was finding it very difficult to find things to do in this small amount of tim

Hello everyone! As I have mentioned before my kiddos and I love number talks in our classroom! This is a FREE product consisting of different dot patterns. You flash one of the patterns on the board for 10 seconds then take it away. Then you have an open discussion of how many dots were there and how students came up with that number in their head. Kids have a lot of fun with this!!

This pack includes 5 different place value centers for students to practice their place value skills. Each center is a different type of game that keeps the kiddos engaged and having fun. There is a recording sheet with each center for you to collect and check if you wish.

This pack was made to use during your morning meeting. It has quite a few pages for students to practice a variety of math skills, weather skills, and calendar skills. There is a calendar for each month as well. You can choose to use all of the pages or just some of them. My kiddos LOVE this time of the day. It also helps with routine in the morning which helps the day get started off right!

Hello everyone! I just started teaching math this year using the Math Daily 3 workshop outline. With this, teachers are asked to create 10-15 minute mini lessons for each day before the allow the students to go off on their own into their center activities. These mini lessons can be anything from showing a new strategy and doing a few example problems, to creating word problems with the class. Believe it or not, I was finding it very difficult to find things to do in this small amount of time

This is a google slides activity. The students will be practicing subtraction. They will look at the objects on each page. They will then look to see how many are being taken away. With this information they will create a subtraction sentence by dragging and dropping the correct numbers in the empty boxes.

Hello everyone! I just recently made this product to use my my 2nd graders as a bit of a reinforcement of concepts we had just learned. I used it as a ppt presentation in the class for review but you can use it however you would like. I hadn't planned to post it on TPT, but a friend of mine saw it on insta and said she would like to have it so i decided to put it up here for free!

This pack includes 12 different roll and cover games decorated for fall themed holidays. There are 4 in a row games and roll and cover games. Addition and Subtraction printer ready no prep

This resource is a fun and easy way to have your kiddos practice their simple addition facts. They will need to match the addition sentence to the correct answer on the board. I have provided you with a work mat and manipulatives as well!

This resource is a fun and easy way to have your kiddos practice their simple addition facts. They will need to match the addition sentence to the correct answer on the board. I have provided you with a work mat and manipulatives as well!

Your students will be able to practice adding 2 digit numbers using models (quick tens) They will read the problem, look at the quick tens to help them add it all together, then use the epic pen to write the answer in the box.

Your students will be able to practice making 10 by filling in the missing number in the number sentence. They will need to use the bunny and hop the number line to find the answer. Then they will click and drag the correct number into the empty box.

This is a google slides activity. Your students will be practicing adding 3 numbers together. The goal is to get them to add 2 numbers together first to either make a ten or to add the doubles together. There will be a work page for each problem that you can have them do on the smart board.

This is a google slides activity. You will need to use your smart board and the epic pen. Students will practice breaking the 3 digit problem down to solve it. Looking to make a 10 or add doubles are good choices when practicing this skill.

Write the rooms are such a fun and simple way to have your students practice a skill you are working on. All you need to do is print, laminate and hang the cards around the room and you have a fun interactive activity that gets your students up and moving! This write the room has 12 cards for students to practice solving simple addition problems. They will walk around the room looking for each card. Once they find a card they must write the answer to the addition problem on their answer sheet to

This resource is a fun and easy way to have your kiddos practice their simple addition facts. They will need to match the addition sentence to the correct answer on the board. I have provided you with a work mat and manipulatives as well!

This a fun and easy no prep math center or morning bin activity! A student can complete it on their own or work with a partner or in a group! All you need to do is print, laminate, and cut! What is included: 1. Board game 2. work mat 3. work mat token to help solve problem 4. number sentence cards to solve. These need to be placed on the game board over the correct answer.

This is a quick and easy activity you can do to have the kids practice their addition facts. Print, laminate, and cut out the colored cards. Hang them up around the room in fun hiding spots. Print the answer sheet front to back and give one to each student. Have them walk around the room, find each card, and then solve the problems on their papers!

This product gives you a simple and quick way to practice the concept of adding 1 digital numbers together up to 10. There is a number line included on each slide as well as digital manipulatives to help the students solve the problem visually.

These are google slides. They are interactive to help students learn how to use models to take away with subtraction. You can either use the snowman at the bottom and the red X or you can use counting blocks at their desks!