Dang's Digs

*** Before you purchase this, go look at my Math mats bundle. This mat is in the bundle, plus over 20 more mats! http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Math-Mats-Bundle-K-2-over-20-Math-mats I use these mats to help my students keep their digits lined up while doing addition and subtraction. It is a GREAT tool to help them organize their operations and they can see what place value each digit is in. The boxes at the top are a reminder for the students to regroup if possible. I know it'

My Kindergarten and some first grade students often struggle with identifying the difference between 13, 30, and 31. This is one of those skills that requires lots and lots of repetition, so I created some games that focus on just those numbers that can be confusing. This packet contains: 33 (3x3)Bingo cards and calling cards 6 Ordering numbers puzzles 2 Teen flip books Teen Memory (3 kinds of cards to have different versions) Different ways to write numbers - uses base ten blocks, ten frames,

Great activities for teaching place value and base ten blocks. These skills take lots of repetition when you’re teaching them, so this is a great packet of activities because it reinforces the skills in several different ways. Great for small groups, independent work, and guided math lessons. Common Core Standards include: 1st Grade: 1.OA.1 and ; 1.NBT.2 and 4 2nd Grade: 2.OA.1; 2.NBT.1 and 5 Texas TEKS include: 1st Grade: 1.1A, B, and D; 1.5C 2nd Grade: 2.1A, B, and C; 2.3B Pac

Math mat for 4th grade daily practice of writing numbers in expanded and word form, rounding, and plotting on a number line. Great for spiral review or to send home for practice. Questions: e-mail katiejdang@gmail.com