Forever Five

These colorful and fun posters can be laminated and used as anchor charts or bound together to create a book for students to use to become familiar with each shapes' attribute. This file contains the following shapes: sphere rectangular prism ovoid cube cylinder hexagonal prism octogonal prism triangular prism pyramid pentagonal prism cube

This game is sure to delight your littles! Students get to roll a coin dice and thats where the fun begins. Just grab your class set of coins and then the fun AND learning take off! This game can be leveled and can also be taught in small group or in partners (see enclosed ideas). If you come up with a new version, I'd love to hear about it! I have included a die with realistic coin clip art to use with the game. Just print die and mats on card stock and laminate. I also reinforce the edge

Fluency within sums to five can be difficult. So, I purposefully concentrated on sums to five for these five worksheets. This engaging format will help your kiddos’ math fluency in no time! These pages have enough math problems to keep your kiddos engaged without frustrating them with a large amount of problems. Hope they love it! Always, Forever Five :)

A fun interactive game for multiplication practice. I like to print on card stock and laminate. I have included a place at the bottom to keep pieces organized during game play. I hope your littes enjoy this game and master the mental math skill of 10 more 10 less! Happy Haunting! Players: partner game Materials: Monster Multiplication Mat (one per pair), 2-12 sided die per pair, counters in 2 different colors Rules: Oldest student goes first. Kiddos take turn rolling die. Student comput

I like to print on card stock and laminate. I have included a place at the bottom to keep pieces organized during game play. I hope your littes enjoy this game and master the mental math skill of 10 more 10 less! Happy Haunting! Players: partner game Materials: Monster Mat (one per pair), 2-dice in dice per pair, counters in 2 different colors Rules Oldest student goes first. Kiddos take turn rolling die. The inside die is the “ones place” the outside die is the tens place (if using 2-d

Simple and effective! I just print, laminate, place magnet tape on the back and go! The magnet tape allows me to place the posters on my white board. Admin loves that my objective is clearly posted and the kiddos like using it as a resource. Hope you like these as much as I do! Thank you, Forever Five

Number words can be hard to learn. I place these near my independent centers so students can easily access and use as a resource for spelling number words! I try my best to help my students learn how to become independent learners and how to use resources around them to facilitate their learning. These number word mini-posters help my kiddos feel success and take command of their learning! Simply print laminate and hang where students can easily access. The students enjoy the images as the

Thank you for your purchase! These cute robot worksheet can be used so many ways! I use them for independent practice, as a partner activity, or in an explicit lesson (for beginners), and even as an assessment. Students love to color the funny robots when they are done and I love them because they allow my students to apply their knowledge of place value. I've included a blank worksheet, so you can differentiate to fir your students' needs! Concepts Standard, expanded, and word form number