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This is a great strategy and 2 different graphic organizers for help explaining math answers. This is great for test prep or just having students talk out and explain how they got their answers. This helps them generate math specific terms, operations, number models/sentences/ and transition words to guide their steps.

A creative way to start the first day of third grade! You can also use this for sneak a peak events/pop ins.

This math number of the day can be used many different ways- in centers, as a do now or exit ticket, as partner or independent work, for homework, and more! Included are 5 different number of day formats/options- I can always make more upon request. :) - Number of the day (with base 10 blocks, rounding, place value, expanded form, and word form) -Fraction of the day (with word form, fraction circle form, benchmarking to 1/2, equivalent fractions, and decomposing) - Decimal of the day (with word

A creative way to start the first day of second grade! You can also use this coloring page for sneak a peak events/pop ins.

This festive Christmas counting packet comes with 10 pages of objects that will help your kiddos count objects up to ten. This can be used: in centersexit ticketsdo nowsquick checksclassworkpartner workhomework reinforcement

Partial quotients division practice: - anchor chart/reference sheet for how to divide using partial quotients - 2 digits by 1 - 3 digits by 1 - 10 practice pages - answer key included

This sketch is a great practice at forming sentences with homophones and homographs then channeling student's creative sides and allowing them to sketch their sentences.

A creative way to start the first day of first grade! You can also use this for sneak a peak events/pop ins.

A creative way to start the first day of fourth grade! You can also use this for sneak a peak events/pop ins.

You can use this for a math carousel, centers, or task cards! Students need to identify the properties of triangles, as well as classify triangles.

Rules for classifying triangles. Students can use as an anchor chart.