Elementary Rules

Make fraction practice simple and effective with these 3rd grade fractions worksheets! This no-prep, print-and-go resource is perfect for independent work, math centers, small groups, homework, or sub plans. This is also great for students in 4th or 5th Grade Math Tier 3 RTI groups to review previously taught fraction skills. Students build a strong understanding of fractions using visual models, number lines, and real-world word problems. What’s Included (10 Student Pages): Shade models to

Make learning place value fun and engaging with this Popsicle Stick Bundles of 10s and 1s resource! Designed to align with 1.NBT.2, this activity helps students visualize and determine how many tens and ones are in a given number. The clear and simple design makes it easy for young learners to count and build a strong number sense foundation. What’s Included:Page 1: Decade numbers only – No extra ones included Page 2: Numbers 11-20 for early place value practice Pages 3 & 4: Random numbers (al

This resource includes a game, recording sheet, and exit slip for students to learn about comparing numbers (0-30). In the game, partners will flip over one card each. They will have to compare the numbers on the game board. They will include this information on their recording sheet so you can check over their work as you circulate the room or collect it. Also included is an exit slip where students have to compare numbers using the inequality and equal signs. I used this with first graders, bu

Make addition and subtraction practice active, visual, and engaging with this fun Number Line Hop activity! Students “hop” along the number line to solve equations within 10 while finding the missing number in different positions. Equations are intentionally written with the equal sign on both the left and right sides to help students develop a true understanding of equality (not just “the answer goes at the end”). This hands-on resource encourages students to model their thinking, strengthe

Have your students write or draw what happened in the beginning, middle, and end of a story.