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In this PowerPoint place value models are used to show students how to write two digit numbers in expanded form.

This lesson demonstrates three different strategies for finding a number that is 10 more, 1 more, 10 less and 1 less than a given number. This presentation uses place value models and a hundreds chart. It also demonstrates the use of basic addition. I always like to model several strategies so my students can pick which strategy works best for them. I hope you enjoy this lesson!

This presentation teaches students to make change using two methods. One method is using subtraction and the other is counting up. At the end there are problems for the students to try on their own. Animation is utilized in this presentation to demonstrate the processes of subtracting and counting up.

In this PowerPoint students will learn about numerators and denominators. They will learn about halves, thirds and fourths. There is a quiz at the end to review. This PowerPoint would be great for an Interactive Whiteboard!

In this interactive PowerPoint presentation, students are introduced to Mr. and Mrs. Alligator, who happen to be very hungry! The alligators are presented with two groups of place value blocks, and students have to guess which way the alligator will go. At the end their is an interactive quiz in which students are provided feedback whether their answer is incorrect or correct. This PowerPoint is filled with animation that will captivate your students' attention.

I created this review game to review Chapter 3 of McGraw-Hill, My Math for my 1st grade class. This review game is designed to be used with a classroom response system. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers. Hope you and your students enjoy this review!

I created this review game for my 1st Grade students to review concepts taught in Topic 9, Comparing and Ordering Numbers to 100, in the Common Core enVisionMATH series. I used Qwizdom Response System remotes with my students. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers. Hope you and your students enjoy this review!

This lesson demonstrates 2 digit plus 1 digit addition. It demonstrates regrouping by showing how 10 ones can be grouped and carried to the tens place with place value blocks on the left side of the screen. On the right side of the screen it walks students through the pencil and paper steps. It is designed with lot's of animation so students can visualize these concepts.

I created this review game to review Chapter 5 of McGraw-Hill, My Math for my 1st grade class. This review game is designed to be used with a classroom response system. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers. Hope you and your students enjoy this review!

In this PowerPoint lesson students will be introduced to the concept of equal parts. The will also learn about halves, thirds and fourths with animations of pizzas being cut into these fractions.

I created this review game to review Chapter 8 of McGraw-Hill, My Math for my 1st grade class. This review game is designed to be used with a classroom response system. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers. Hope you and your students enjoy this review!

I created this review game for my 1st Grade students to review concepts taught in Topic 6, Subtraction Facts to 20, in the enVisionMATH series. I used Qwizdom Response System remotes with my students. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers. Hope you and your students enjoy this review!

I created this review game for my 1st Grade students to review concepts taught in Topic 8,Tens and Ones, in the Common Core enVisionMATH series. I used Qwizdom Response System remotes with my students. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers. Hope you and your students enjoy this review!

I created this review game for my 1st Grade students to review concepts taught in Topic 2, Understanding Subtraction, in the enVisionMATH series. I used Qwizdom Response System remotes with my students. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers.

I created this review game to review Chapter 1 of McGraw-Hill My Math for my 1st grade class. This review game is designed to be used with a classroom response system. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers. Hope you and your students enjoy this review!

I created this review game to review Chapter 6 of McGraw-Hill My Math for my 1st grade class. This review game is designed to be used with a classroom response system. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers. Hope you and your students enjoy this review!

I created this review game to review Chapter 2 of McGraw-Hill My Math for my 1st grade class. This review game is designed to be used with a classroom response system. If you don't have a classroom response system, you can use buzzers, or have students hold up fingers for their choice. For example, choice B would be 2 fingers. Hope you and your students enjoy this review!

This PowerPoint demonstrates subtracting a 1 digit number from a 2 digit number. This presentation demonstrates subtraction with place value blocks, as well as shows, the pencil and paper method. The presentation shows regrouping through animation.

This PowerPoint was designed to review material covered in Chapter 2 of the Scott Forseman Addison Wesley math series for First Grade. It reviews both addition and subtraction concepts. This PowerPoint was designed to work with Quizdom Software.

This PowerPoint was designed to go with Scott Foresman Addison Wesley 1st grade 8-4 Lesson. This presents the tricky concept of showing a number two ways with place value models. For example, 45 could be shown as 40 + 5 = 45 or 30 + 15 = 45. This presentation is animated and shows carrying a ten back to the ones place and breaking it apart.