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Laminate these mats or place them in sheet protectors to make them dry erase. The file includes numbers 0-20. The student can use playdoh to recreate the number, show the number in a ten frame, and then use a dry erase marker to practice writing the number. Clipart by: Clipart Queen http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Clipart-Queen

Help students practice creating fractions! Play this game with a partner. You will need a pair of dice, and two different colored crayons. Each player will need to pick 1 crayon to use throughout the game. Take turns to roll the dice, and slide them together to make a fraction. (Place the smaller number on top as to not make an improper fraction.) Then color that fraction on the game board. If that fraction has already been colored, you miss a turn. The winner is the player with the most fra

This activity focuses on the expanded form of a number to help students understand place value. The file includes 9 copies of each number 0-9 in order for the student to make any number 0-9999; labels for thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones places; and 9 copies of 1000, 100, 10, and 1.

Great math center activity! The file includes two different place value mats for tens and ones place. Also included are tasks cards for the students to build ALL numbers 1-99. Students could use unifix cubes, pretzel sticks and marshmallows, base ten blocks, or any manipulative you wish to make place value fun.

Use this lady bug mat to have students practicing place value. File includes number cards for forming the standard form of the number at the bottom of the mat. Students can use manipulatives to build each number made on the lady bug;s body. This is great as a center or even a whole group activity.

Great way to display numbers 0-20 in your classroom. Fits to an 8 1/2 X 11 sheet. 7 alternating colors. Each poster displays the number in written form, standard form, and in subitizing dots.

Laminate or place these pages into sheet protectors to create dry erase mats for your students. There are cards for each number 11-99. Students can use a dry erase marker to color in the squares to show the number total on each card. This will help the students to practice determining the ones and tens place of each number. The packet also includes blank building mats for numbers 11-99. Students can then use base ten blocks or other manipulatives to build the number shown. Again, student

Great math center activity! The file includes a place value mat for hundreds, tens and ones place. Also included are tasks cards for the students to build RANDOM numbers between 100-999. Students could use unifix cubes; cheez-its, pretzel sticks, and marshmallows; base ten blocks; or any manipulative you wish to make place value fun.

The first mat is perfect to use counters, fruit loops, cheerios, or even just draw circles to decompose/compose numbers. The second mat can be use for higher numbers or even with adding word problems. Perfect to place inside sheet protectors to make dry erase.

This file has numerous possibilities! The file includes 3 fraction card sets (fraction cards, written form fraction cards, fraction circle cards for 28 fractions). You could have the student to match all three forms of each fractions. You could have the student to match two forms, or you could even have the students to create fractions based on 1 set of cards. This file includes an answer key and recording sheet.

36in.x36in. size Dance Mats! Ideally for math questions that will have an answer between 0 and 99, but could even be used for any number 0-9999. You could even use these to practice place value. The possibilities are numerous! Print these off and laminate. You could even spray with clear non-slid spray. Here's some ways it could work: #1: TENS AND ONES You would give each student a mat. Then you would put a question on the marker board, Activboard, Smartboard, Flipchart, PowerPoint, etc.

Great way to display numbers 0-20 in your classroom. Fits to an 8 1/2 X 11 sheet. 7 alternating colors. Each poster displays the number in written form, standard form, and in subitizing dots.

Want an exciting way for your students to play shake and spill? Use this ladybug mat along with your colored counters to have students decomposing numbers. The file includes decomposing 5, 10, and a blank mat for you to fill in any number you wish. Students will use the divided lady bug to divide the colors. You can laminate the mat to make it dry erase or use the numbers in the file. This is great to use whole group, individual, or in centers.

This 4 piece set includes 2 different sets of number word 0-10 (number word to number) clip cards. It also includes 2 different sets of number word 0-10 (number to number word) clip cards. These are SUPER easy to set up and use. The cards have a choice of four different answers for which the students must "clip" their answer. You can use clothespins or even paper clips. These would be great for enrichment, rti, math centers, math groups, or even for students who finish early.

Students will love wearing one of these hats! -I go into BEAST MODE on vocabulary! -I go into BEAST MODE on AR! -I go into BEAST MODE on math! -I go into BEAST MODE on spelling! Print and cut out. Then glue or staple to a sentence strip to make a hat.

This quiz test the standard form, expanded form, written form, and visual form (base ten blocks/pictures).

Great for a math center or whole group. Laminate to use as dry erase! The file contains a mat for greater than and a mat for less than. I have also included a mat in which you will have to do a little assembly. On the mat there are two black lines in which you will cut a slit, which will leave two small openings in the middle of the mat. The file contains a strip (greater than, less than, and equal to) for this mat. Through the two slits you will slide the strip. Students will then writ

This file includes 10 math venn diagrams in different designs to make math cute and fun!

Directions: roll the dice three times. write the number down each time in the standard form circle. Then using the number created, fill in the expanded form, place value, base ten blocks, and written form.

Students will match, color, and create fractions in this activity. These handouts can also be used in a center. Just laminate or place in sheet protectors.