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Use these plus and minus sign-shaped posters to reinforce the clue words that help students solve word problems. Simply print on colored cardstock, cut out shape, then laminate before displaying. (You can also enlarge to fit your needs.)

Students will love creating a love monster craft, but it's also a glyph. This includes a poem, data analysis forms (half-sheets), instructions, and a mini-poster to display with the glyphs on a bulletin board. Some templates are included (eyes, mouth, heart-shaped body). *Arms/legs, teeth, and hair can be made from square/rectangle shapes from available paper so templates aren't included for these parts.

Adorable ocean-themed glyph, which includes outlines of a shark, octopus, crab, and sea star for kids to color and cut. Directions and display sheet to interpret glyph are included.

If you do an estimation jar, students can use these forms to submit their estimate. Includes 2 formats (3 per page or 6 per pages) for you to choose from. Children will write their estimate, whether it's odd or even, then the real answer.

You can use this counting practice in many ways: cutting and pasting on paper, attaching to a strip to make a headband, using in a math center, or by making small flashcards. Students will enjoy decorating them. You can even incorporate coloring in a pattern or coloring evens/odds, etc. I’ve included several versions (0-5, 0-10, 10-20, counting by fives, and counting by tens). The numbers are mixed up so that the children have to put them in the correct order. There are a few blank ones tha

This “number of the day” daily math warm-up is a great activity to use daily, whole-class or independently. Use however you wish, but I recommend putting it in a plastic sleeve inside students’ binders, so they can practice this daily math warm-up with a dry-erase marker. You only need 1 copy for each student that will last all year if kept in a protector sheet (and wipe off their writing each day). Just choose the number of the day that you want (up to 999, since it only includes up to the h

Use these apple math printables to supplement your apple unit. I've included a graph to record taste-test results and interpret graph. There is also a worksheet to record measurement using die-cut apple shapes (not included) and compare results.

This hundred chart can be used whole-class or individually to practice counting to 100. The tens are a different color to make skip-counting by tens easier, and there are 2 different fonts to choose from (depending on whether you like the number 4 open or closed). You can give each child a copy and/or you can use whole-class. I'm stamping a pawprint on each day as we count during our calendar time, so that we'll have 100 pawprints on the 100th day of school (and it's easy to "track" the curre