FIRSTY Monkeys

Are you looking for a way to have your students know what your expectations are for them while you're meeting with small groups? Look no further!These rotation boards have all days Monday-Friday. Each slide contains a "must do" and "may do" area where you can type in what you want them to work on. On the side, you can slide groups names red, yellow, green and blue to put them into 2 rotations. The last slide is where you can list student's names that are in each group.Enjoy being organized

A FUN, FALL, FACT FAMILY craftivity! Copy items onto different colored construction paper, or have your students color everything. For the numbers, there are several ways to differentiate it with your students: -Give students all 3 numbers and have them come up with 2 addition and 2 subtraction number sentences on their apples. -For more of a challenge, only give your students 2 of the numbers of their fact family, and have them come up with the missing number, and write all the fact family

End of year first grade math skills...this SCOOT will have your students walking around the room answers questions on an answer sheet with various Math standards covered in first grade. Cut apart cards, laminate, place cards around the room. Give each student a blank answer sheet, and let them go around the room to complete the answers to each problem. My students work best and the quietest when I play calming music as well. They love this! 26 SCOOT cards, recording sheet and answer key inclu

Are you looking for a way to assess your first grader's math ability at the beginning of the school year? Do you need several points of data to see what level your kids are starting at? This is the resource for you!Students can count and read numbers, write numbers from 1-120 on a chart, complete number patterns, and group items in tens and count. This resource includes all 3 assessments! The first page I use as a teacher recording sheet for each student. The other 2 pages for for students to c

When you assessing your students in math, these worksheets come in handy to make sure that your students know and understand the material that you have taught. See product cover for standards covered in this bundle. Worksheets list the standard that is being assessed, along with an "I Can" statement.

Are you looking for a fun and interactive way to assess your students on subtraction strategies? Look no further than this Subtraction SCOOT. 1. Post the question cards around the room. 2. Turn on some quiet working music. 3. Pass out the recording sheet, and have the kids walk around and answer the questions on their recording sheet. This resource includes: -16 Question Cards -4 Counting Back Strategy -4 Number Line Equation Writing Strategy -4 Make a 10 Strategy -4 Fact Family St

Looking for a fun and interactive way to assess your students on their doubles and near doubles? Look no further! Check out this SCOOT!!In our class, I print these, laminate them, tape them all around the room, (make it more fun when they're a bit hidden) and the kids grab their student sheet and a clipboard, I turn on some calming tunes, and then off they go! IF STUDENTS FINISH EARLY: I have them go back to their desks, flip their sheet over, and draw a double or near double, (example: 3 hear

Are you looking for a fun and interactive way to assess your students on subtraction equations? Look no further than this Subtraction Equation SCOOT.1. Post the picture equation cards around the room. 2. Turn on some quiet working music. 3. Pass out the recording sheet, and have the kids walk around and answer the questions on their recording sheet. This resource includes: -16 Picture Equation Cards -Recording Sheet -Answer Key I hope that you enjoy this resource. Check out other similar resourc

Use clues to eliminate numbers and figure out what the mystery number is. Students will read clues and cross off a number after each clue to be remaining with one number at the end. Each worksheet contains 4 mystery number puzzles, (20 total puzzles). Pages are meant to be cut on the dotted lines and stapled together to make a booklet. Once your students have had practice completing the mystery number puzzles, they can create their own puzzles and then trade with a classmate to solve. You

Needing a fun way to practice boring subtraction word problems with your first graders? Try this 6 round game...it'll have your kids working together as teams, and talking out problems to come up with solutions!This game starts out with teaching your students a chant to remember the steps for solving a word problem. Then, students will be split up into 4 teams, (editable team list you can type into). Each slide provides a 3 minute timer for students to turn and talk to discuss how to solve th

Halloween is HERE and students need a fun and engaging way to practice their addition and subtraction facts! What better way to practice then with a cut and glue picture puzzle?! Students need to solve each addition or subtraction equation by finding the matching piece of the puzzle on the next page, cutting the strips out, and gluing them on top of the equations to form a completed Halloween picture. When students have completed the puzzle, they'll be able to self check by seeing their comple

DESCRIPTION:Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to teach your kids 10 less? Look no further than Knockout, an action-packed math game that will keep your students moving and thinking! With this thrilling game, students can practice 10 less/subtracting 10 without even realizing they are learning. Players who are first to answer the question correctly can eliminate other players from the game - all while having a blast! Get ready to experience pure excitement as you watch your children e

This file includes 2 pages of practice with students finding a missing number in a subtraction problem. The first page includes a number line at the top and numbers missing in various locations. The first page includes 20 problems. The second page includes a number line at the top and addition/subtraction related facts where numbers are missing in various locations. The second page includes 20 problems.

FREEBIE! Use the story to decorate the picture to help your students solve the problem. Use number bonds to write related facts.