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This first grade math resource gives students structured practice in solving addition and subtraction word problems within 20. This is a tricky skill because it involves both math and reading comprehension. Your students will learn to: read and evaluate math story problemsidentify what operation is involvedsolve using a variety of strategies that represent their thinkingFEATURES:opportunities to use multiple strategiesplenty of space to show workeasy-to-read textclear primary fontsuncluttered

The Grocery Game is a highly engaging math activity that provides students with a hands-on way to practice counting money! It includes options for differentiation to meet the needs of a variety of students. Everything you need to play is included - even printable play money. WHO IS THIS RESOURCE FOR?Students learning to count sets of mixed coinsStudents learning to count sets of like coinsHands-on learners who need a more engaging way to practice this skillSpecial ed students or adults learning

These kindergarten NUMBER OF THE DAY activities will help your students develop number sense for numbers and quantities. They are designed especially to support kindergarten math standards and focus on counting and representing numbers 1 to 20. Includes: NUMBER POSTERSOne poster for each number. Includes the numeral and number word in a bold, easy-to-read primary font. These are full-page size so you can display them for your class to see what the number of the day is. NUMBER OF THE DAY WORK

Elapsed time can be one of the hardest 3rd grade math standards to teach. This set provides students with much-needed practice in solving elapsed time word problems. Includes:Multiple-Choice Task CardsOpen-Response Task CardsWorksheet/AssessmentDigital activities➡️ No color printer? No problem! These materials are provided in both color, as pictured, and black and white versions. TASK CARDSEach task card has a short word problem that requires students to determine the elapsed time, the beginning

This is a set of differentiated kindergarten word problems that involve addition and subtraction to 10. They are perfect for students just learning to add and subtract. Your students will move from just finding the sum or difference in a word problem to determining the operation and writing their own equation. WHAT YOU WILL GETThis resource includes four sets of differentiated kindergarten word problems (story problems ). Each set focuses on a different aspect of problem solving. SET 1 - Stude

This is a fun math bingo game to build number sense and learn place value with two-digit numbers up to 50. Your students will practice recognizing numbers modeled with base ten blocks (tens and one) and matching them to the written numbers. This activity also builds understanding of tens and ones. The game runs itself through Powerpoint which means you don't have to call out the the cards! (Don't have Powerpoint? Don't worry! A printable option is included.) INCLUDES24 place value Bingo cards

Counting money is an important math and life skill that requires a lot of practice. These task cards target that skill and help students learn to count coins up to one dollar. Each card shows a mix of coins including pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. Students must count them to determine the total. This set includes:28 counting money task cardsrecording sheetanswer keydigital task cardsdigital assessmentThe task cards are provided in 2 different formats: 1/4 page - For individual student u

Teaching students how to solve multi-step word problems can be a real challenge. These task cards provide a unique approach to solving two-step addition and subtraction problems. They help students visualize what is happening in each problem and then represent it with an equation. There are 10 sets of cards. Each set includes: Word problem card with one multi-step problem Picture card that represents the problem with a visual modelEquation card that represents the problem mathematicallyAnswer c

These area and perimeter task cards are a great way to practice finding the length of an unknown side. Each card has a picture of a real life object. Some of the dimensions are labeled but one is missing (indicated by a ?). The questions provide either the total area or perimeter and ask students to find the length of the missing side. Includes: 20 area and perimeter task cardsrecording sheetanswer keydigital versionThe task cards are provided in 2 different formats: 1/4 page - For individual s

This is the Canadian version of my best-selling Grocery Game - a highly engaging math activity that provides students with a hands-on opportunity to practice counting money! To play, players take turns picking food cards to fill up their grocery bags. Every card has a price, so students must pay for each item by counting out the correct amount of money from their "wallets." Once all players have filled their bags, they all count their money to see who has the most left. For added challenge, two

Representing and interpreting data using graphs and charts is the focus of this math resource for upper elementary grades. It helps students explore and understand data analysis. For each activity, students will use a graph to answer questions about the data. They will also create another type of graph, chart, or table based on the information provided. This added step really helps students understand the various types of graphs and ways in which data can be displayed. These activities are per

This is a set of place value activities focusing on tens and ones (2-digit numbers). They are super easy for kids to learn and can be played alone, with a partner, or in a small group. Place Value ConcentrationStudents take turns trying to match two-digit numbers with the place value block model, number word, and expanded form. Includes two different sets of cards (24 in each set) Place Value DominoesStudents line up the dominoes in the correct order by matching numbers with the corresponding w

Looking for a comprehensive set of math task cards that will help your 2nd graders practice and review important skills and concepts? This resource includes problems covering most math standards including: additionsubtractionplace valuetimemoneydatalinear measurementfractionsgeometric shapesfoundations of multiplicationWHAT YOU WILL GET:44 math task cardsRecording sheet Answer keyDigital versionEach card has a standards-aligned problem to solve. The standard is clearly listed on each card, all

Learning to count coins and money is so much more fun when you get to go shopping! With this math activity, students start with a certain amount to spend and can buy anything they want as long as they don't go over their budget. To play, students choose items from the store and record the prices on their shopping list. When they are finished shopping, they add up all their purchases and and answer the question - Do you have enough? You can also add play money and have students physically coun

Learning to measure length to the quarter inch is hard, especially when a ruler is marked in eighths or sixteenths! This resource teaches students how to measure to the nearest quarter inch using any ruler by relating it to what they already know about fractions. This unique approach will have your students measuring accurately in no time! Includes:step-by-step Powerpoint mini lessonmeasuring task cardsmeasurement worksheetsanswer keysdigital activitiesPOWERPOINT LESSONThis lesson walks students

Solving addition and subtraction word problems using bar models is the focus of these task cards. Each task card in this set has a word problem requiring single- or double-digit addition or subtraction. Students must find the missing addend, the sum, or the difference. Many students have difficulty determining which operation to use or what the problem is really asking them to find. To help develop these skills, each task card includes a bar model as a guide. A bar model (or tape diagram) is

This math resource makes the distributive property of multiplication easier for you to teach and for your students to learn with visual models to guide the way. Includes: Anchor Charts/Posters:Definition posterDistributive property using arrays (step-by-step)Distributive property using decomposition (step-by-step)Activities:Task cardsWorksheet/assessmentMath CenterDigital activitiesPOSTERSThese are great to use as anchor charts so students have something to refer to as they learn how to apply

Looking for a resource that makes teaching elapsed time a breeze? Look no further! This set of materials is designed to help your students master this difficult concept. INCLUDES:Step-by-step postersElapsed time number line rulersPosters/Anchor ChartsThe step-by-step posters guide students through the process of calculating elapsed time. They break down five different types of elapsed time questions, making it easy for students to follow along. They include how-to instructions for: Starting on

This is an exciting math adventure in which students solve multi-step problems involving units of measurement to help the wizard cast his spell! This activity is designed for students learning to convert between units of measurement (using both standard and metric units). It also involves solving equations with the four operations. Students can work together in small groups or with partners to complete the activity. But if you prefer, it can be used as an independent activity as well. The goal i

This resource gives students structured practice in solving 3-digit addition and subtraction word problems. This is a tricky skill because it involves both math and reading comprehension. These worksheets encourage students to use multiple problem solving strategies and to show their work! Each of the word problems involves addition or subtraction within 1000 including: addition without regroupingaddition with regroupingsubtraction without regroupingsubtraction with regrouping2 step word proble