Durden Elementary Shenanigans

This is a great place value practice. I laminated mine so that students could write and erase problems with their dry erase markers. They make up the numbers with the dice as they roll them and then add them together. My students loved adding while rolling dice.

Students will pick a number from the number pile, write it under the place it belongs under, then draw out the number in base ten form, and then write their value. I printed 6 copies and laminated them all so that I could make this a center. Students can practice the place and value of numbers with numbers in the ones place to numbers in the hundreds place. My students loved using the dry erase markers, it was a fun way to practice.

Students pick a sentence and read it. They complete the chart by writing Xs on the line below. Then they erase and pick another sentence to read and graph. I recommend laminating so that students can erase their work and pick another sentence to graph. This is a fun way to learn how graph on a line plot.

Students pick a sentence and read it. Then they label and graph the information on the bar graph. I recommend laminating these worksheets so that students are able to erase and pick another problem to work on. It is a fun way to learn how to label and complete a bar graph.

Students pick a card and they draw a shape and then partition it into a fraction and create a fraction and write down the fraction. I used dry erase boards so that they can create many during math centers. They really enjoyed this activity.

Students grab two hands full of colored cubes and count however many of each color they have. Then they write Xs over each color showing how many of each color they have. It is a fun way for students to learn how to create line graphs. I recommend laminating the worksheet so that students can do several line plots and not have to use up so much paper.

This is going to help the students get the practice they need in order to start recognizing and remembering the different shapes. Note: Make sure your margins are word are all .5.

Students read one of 30 different time sentences and with their dry erase markers they show time in the analog and digital clock and circle AM or PM. Great for visual learners.

Present inches, feet, yards, centimeters, and meters to students with teacher guidance and this worksheet.

This worksheet is great for students to practice after a fraction lesson. They like coloring in fractions and drawing them, so its a fun way to learn fractions.

Using inches, feet, and centimeters students can practice measuring the height and length of objects in the classroom with a ruler.

Fun way for students to practice: -word problems -standard form -word form -expanded -adding, subtraction with double digits -time base ten blocks -place value

This is FUN two digit addition worksheet. The students solve the problems and then they color in the Santa according to the key. It is a fun way for the students to practice addition during Christmas season.

Students create their own pizza and then tell what fraction is it divided into and what fraction each part is. Then they explain the fractions of their pizza, like 1/4 is sausage...etc. My students loved create their own pizza! :) Great math center activity.

students draw both numbers with base ten blocks, then group ones that create ten to come up with their answer

Step by step introduction to 1/2, 1/3, and 1/4. Students can complete this alone or with teacher guidance.

Fractions practice for second grade.

You need number cards, and if you print about 6 and laminate them, these are perfect for a math small group. The student bring their dry erase markers and they can create so many double digit addition problems.

2 Dimensional Shapes worksheet, great for students to fill out and work on after having a mini lesson on 2 dimensional shapes.

The students can create their very own 2D Shape Robot with a shape template and then label it by following this rubric. Great way to learn having fun!