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This powerpoint takes the Houghton Mifflin Math Series Grade 1 Weeks 13-18 "Problems of the Day" presented at the beginning of each lesson and compiles them into one powerpoint file. This powerpoint contains 31 words problems with visuals and pictures. You can work them together as a class, or in groups/pairs. You can even print them out and have students complete in worksheet form. The word problems reinforce mathematical concepts such as: writing number sentences, addition, subtraction, f

This PDF file has 20 pages of Bingo Cards (1 card on each page) which are great for learning to tell time to the hour and half hour. They are predominantly used for telling time on an analog clock, but some cards have some digital times as well. They are used exactly like the game of bingo. The teacher calls out a time, and students mark on their cards (with an object if you choose to laminate and reuse, or crayon if you're disposing of them). It's a fun and interactive way of learning to te

This cut and paste activity is great for teaching students the concept of the number 7. It's ideal for teaching a class along with the story, "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle (but not mandatory to do so). The students must cut 7 pieces of fruit and paste to the leaf for the caterpillar - one for every day of the week. *This product is just the assessment itself, although I taught this with my Comprehensive Unit Plan (CUP): 7 Days of the Week - which is also for sale, and has a lo

This is a worksheet for assessing student knowledge of prime and composite numbers. Students are given a chart, the first chart lists numbers, and the next two column asks students to provide the factors of each number, then the third column asks students to indicate whether it is "prime" or "composite." Next, students are given a set of four numbers and are asks to circle the number that is prime. Last is a higher order thinking (HOT) question relating to prime and composite numbers.

This cut and paste activity/assessment is great for teaching the number 5. Students are bug-catchers and have to put 5 bugs in their net! This product is just the activity, but I have a powerpoint presentation listed as, "Count Numbers (Bugs) 1-5 on a Number Line" that has a cute lesson to go along with this assessment.