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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.