Evil Math Wizard

This is a collection of ALL current number number square tiles! I create more as I need them... What is the benefit of owning the bundle?Price - Save money when you buy the bundle! It is discounted and less money than buying all the cards separately! Fun and Different - My math square cards provide a fun, engaging, and deep thinking exploration of basic math skills.Evolving - As I create more puzzles you will have access to the new ones, for free!How can I use this collection?As a math center, y

24 Adding and Subtracting Task Cards - This set of farm animal task cards give your students more experience solving word problems. Perfect for CC standard 2.NBT.5. The answer sheets include a cover to make a handy booklet. How can I use this product?This set of task cards can be used for a math center. I have used these as prompts for their math journal or as a whole group activity. How is this different from other task cards?I include an answer sheet that lets your students answer in four dif

This Fact Family Kit provides 14 hands-on activities, worksheets, task cards, games, interactive journal foldable, and QR codes to introduce, reinforce, assess, or review fact families for both adding/subtracting and multiplying/dividing. Updated (9/14): I added an additional worksheet with more challenging adding and subtracting problems. How can I use this product?This kit is ready to go for all your math needs: centers, whole class, partner work, technology, on my own, hands-on activities,

This set of 28 cards will help your students with recognizing fact families, by choosing the three numbers that go together from a group of four, starting with basic single digit to more complicated double digit. They are perfect for different learning groups from beginners to your advanced and early finisher groups. How can I use this product?I have used task cards as a math center, journal prompts, whole class Scoot game, class discussions, or even assessments. What is included?1 pdf file wit

I created this set of 48 task cards to give my 1-3rd grader math students experience with > < = (greater than, less than, and equal), beyond the normal fill in the blank questions. So this set of differentiated task cards go beyond by using story problems, base ten pictures, etc. How can I use this product?I have used task cards as a math center, journal prompts, whole class Scoot game, class discussions, or even assessments. But warning, the advanced task cards require some major per

Twenty simple adding task cards and 20 simple subtracting task cards, includes an answer sheet that asks students to answer in three ways: a drawing, an equation, and using a ten frame. Collect the answer sheets together and staple together with the including covers to create a cute math booklet. How can I use this product?I have used task cards as a math center, journal prompts, whole class Scoot game, class discussions, or even assessments. This set also lets you create a booklet for portfol

This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice more and less, subitizing (seeing an amount without having to actually count), ten frames, and adding and subtracting within 20, and finding the unknown, such as 4 + ___ = 6. These puzzles help students independently explore these crucial concepts. Multiple ways are included: dots, ten frames, and number equations. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Note: If you are looking for a Google version, click here.How can

This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice counting, comparing, and seeing more and less. One of the most difficult concepts for early math learners, is how much more or less. These puzzles help students independently explore these crucial concepts. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Note: If you are looking for a Google version, click here.How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a set, insert them in plastic sheets/laminate, and you

This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice counting, subitizing (seeing an amount without having to actually count), and connecting the number symbols to counting. These puzzles help students independently explore these crucial concepts. Multiple ways are included: counting in rows, counting in circles, counting randomly, counting dots, counting in ten frames. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Note: If you are looking for a Google version, click here.How c