Fanciful First Grade

Differentiated 1-40 number charts that are pig/farm themed. You can use them as morning warm-up, math small group, number recognition review, homework, or monthly number writing assessment.

Do you need a quick math assessment to check your 2nd grade students' progress? The following skills are assessed: -comparing numbers (1.NBT.3/2.NBT.4) -numbers before/after (1.NBT.1/2.NBT.2) -number sense using tens and ones (1.NBT.2/2.NBT.1) -skip counting (2s, 5s, 10s off the decade, 100s) (2.NBT.2) -addition 1 digit/1 digit, 2 digit/1 digit, four 2 digit numbers (1.OA.6/2.NBT.5/2.NBT.6) -subtraction 1 digit/1 digit, 2 digit/1 digit (1.OA.6/2.OA.2) -related facts (aka fact family) (2.

Differentiated 1-30 number charts that are Easter/spring themed. You can use them as morning warm-up, math small group, number recognition review, homework, or monthly number writing assessment.

Do you need a THOROUGH math assessment to check your students' current math mastery? The following skills are assessed: -write #s 1-100 -comparing numbers -ways to make a given number (i.e. ways to make 7; 3+4 or 10-3) -number sense using tens and ones -identify coins -calculate sums of given coins -fact family equations -numbers before/after -10 less/10 more -skip counting (10s, 5s, 2s) -addition 2 digit/1digit (no regrouping+regrouping) -subtraction 2 digit/1digit (no regrouping+regrouping) -

Do you need a quick math assessment to check your students' progress? The following skills are assessed: -missing symbols in equations -comparing numbers -numbers before/after -number sense using tens and ones -10 less/10 more -addition 2 digit/1digit (no regrouping) -subtraction 2 digit/1digit (no regrouping) -word problems (add/sub) -counting (backwards) -skip counting (10s, 5s) This was also very helpful for sending home with parents as extra practice so parents can see firsthand what their

Perfect station for students to practice breaking down numbers into tens and ones place! Each page in this PLACE VALUE math station has 3 numbers. Students must show each number as: -a whole number -as ten rods and unit cubes -an expanded notation -number of 10s and 1s -16 pages (3 numbers each, TOTAL of 48 numbers to practice) -1 page of suggested use -1 thank you page :) Teachers may provide manipulatives as further scaffolding for students that need actual ten rods and unit cubes. Or tea

Differentiated 1-30 number charts that are St. Patrick's themed. You can use them as morning warm-up, math small group, number recognition review, homework, or monthly number writing assessment.

Common Core State Standards has a huge focus on nonfiction text, but there isn't always a matching passage that supports core curriculum foci. This passage is meant to compliment, or provide an introduction, to comparing fractions with different denominators. CCSS.Math.Content.4.NF.A.2 Compare two fractions with different numerators and different denominators, e.g., by creating common denominators or numerators, or by comparing to a benchmark fraction such as 1/2. CCSS.Math.Content.3.NF.A.3.

Quick part-part-whole Valentine's themed number bonds. You can use them as morning warm-up, math small group, homework, or Valentine's themed math practice of putting together. Use candy conversation hearts as your counting manipulatives to go with the theme or use any math manipulative that you have handy in your class. 6 English and 6 Spanish pages are included. Also, blank templates are included for teacher's convenience in order to allow for differentiation for your class. Enjoy! :)

Here's the follow up lessons I taught after spending several lessons using concrete manipulatives to build students' understanding of "The Magic 10". These are NOT first day lessons, but follow-up lessons using base ten block pictorial representation. In these lessons, students are counting to the magical number 10, whether it's 10 ones or 10 tens, and bundling that group together. They then record how many hundreds, tens, or ones are represented in each problem and write the number in standard

PLC, PBIS, Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset, etc... All good things that many schools have and are embracing. I really created this for my students (because I wanted the cheesy slogans "Growth Mindset" & "Growing Dendrites" {= ), so that they can set a goal for reading, writing, math, behavior, and/or for the year. Let me know if you like my first attempt at clip art in this freebie and as always...CHEERS! =)