Everyday Elementary Essentials

This bundle has four versions of 4 Corners! These are great for practice and review of addition, subtraction, 2-digit addition, and multiplication. Use these to sharpen students' skills and get them moving!

These products will help you students build their addition fact fluency and practice their addition strategies! Includes: - 3-day math lesson on addition strategies - Math Warm-ups - Number Talks - Math Centers - Review Games

Challenge your students with this daily challenge. Students evaluate the incorrect solution to the subtraction sentence. They must explain the errors and solve the problem correctly. This resource can be used in a whole group setting or in small groups for differentiation. It is ready to be added to your virtual classroom or an in-person setting! Includes: - 20 slides (each containing one Fix-It challenge) - Printable cards - Student recording sheet - Answer Key

Challenge your students with this daily challenge. Students evaluate the incorrect solution to the subtraction sentence. They must explain the errors and solve the problem correctly. This resource can be used in a whole group setting or in small groups for differentiation. Includes: - 20 slides (each containing one Fix-It challenge) - Printable cards - Student recording sheet - Answer Key

Number Talks are a great way to start your math class! They will get your students thinking in different ways and discussing with their classmates. Use this in your classroom or as a discussion you your virtual class. This product includes "Would You Rather" questions about repeated addition, money, and time.

This is a fun game to play with your class to review basic multiplication facts and get kids moving!

Get your students moving while practicing their 2-digit addition!

Get your students moving while practicing basic subtraction facts!

This can be used as a whole group activity or as a math center. Post the cards around the classroom. Students take their recording sheet to write the number sentences in the correct box.

This is a short "I Have, Who Has" for subtracting hundreds. This would be good for a small group to build fluency with three-digit numbers.