Danielle Abrial

There are multiple math models in this Smart Notebook File. They can be used in smart notebook or printed off. Beginning with a number path, a ten frame with a number bond, tape diagrams, place value charts, vertical and horizontal number lines.

Use this worksheet to help you scaffold into multiplying by multiples of ten.

These cards are a simple replication of the Math Common Core Hide Zero Cards. They can be used when counting the say ten way or just to identify how many hundreds, tens, and ones are in a given number.

The first two pages will give students practice making 10 using a ten frame and gradually work towards using only 1 visual model for several questions. The 3rd page could be used inside a page protector with a dry erase marker.

These pages have multiple Multiplication Sentences with Number bonds and corresponding lines to fill in the sentences. The worksheets begin by naming the number sentence, i.e. 3 fours = ___ fours + ___ fours and then progressing to 3 X 4 = 1 X 4 + 2 X 4.

This 10 page packet is scaffolded to help your students learn the ways to make 10. It begins with making ten using a ten frame and works its way to using number bonds and ten frames. Then at the end the students will make ten using only number bonds.

This file shows different ways to represent a number (36). Using a tape diagram, number bond, array, and Place Value Chart. If you are interested in an editable version contact me.

This is a great tool to use when working on fluency activities for the modules with fractions. 0-1. 0-3, 0-50, and several blank ones.

This publisher document is editable. There are number bonds that have been turned and changed to fit the multiple visual models our students see when using the Common Core Math Modules.

These are an editable spatial reasoning follow the path worksheets. The students look at connected lines on a piece of paper and try to mimic the image on their own dot paper.

Use the blank ten frames to help you solve addition problems up to 10.

This is a quick video showing you how to add on a place value chart, I apologize the sound is not great, but it is there.

This is a video explaining why the 5-group is taught in Kindergarten and how it continues to be used as a student progresses through each grade.