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Sacramento, California, United States
About the store
I have taught at the elementary level for more than 20 years in a high needs area. Students love you for being their rock and depend on you because their needs are great. But that also means that they are still children who are curious, excitable, and love learning. I am currently teaching kindergarten but I've also taught first, third, fourth, and fifth. I love the joy found in teaching the littles. I also enjoy creating learning tools and games for my students because the joy of teaching is seeing them need you less.
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Preview of Sum, Product, Difference, Quotient War

Sum, Product, Difference, Quotient War

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WAR!  This set battles robots, tanks, ninjas and bombs. These cards focus on knowing the words: sum, product, difference, and quotient using x6’s, x7’s, x8’s, and x9’s since students need more repetition with these concepts. Each page includes one set of three digits (on the left nine cards) going through the different combinations involving the words sum, product, difference, and quotient. For example: the sum of four and six, the sum of six and four, the difference between twenty-four
Preview of Square Roots Spiral Card Game

Square Roots Spiral Card Game

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Learning is always better when it is fun. Otherwise known as "I have...Who has?" Starting with the start card, students must calculate simple square roots (ie. the square root of 8) and later in the game they must add or subtract the square roots. They must match their question card to another's answer card in order to link the cards like dominoes. The game cards can be laid in a line or in a spiral shape. The start and stop cards in this game provide accountability to find the right answer
Preview of Exponents Level 2 Spiral Card Game

Exponents Level 2 Spiral Card Game

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Spiral Card Game Learning is always better when it is fun. Otherwise known as "I have...Who has?" Starting with the start card, students must calcuate a simple exponent. For example, 8 squared equals 64. They must match their question card to another's answer card in order to link the cards like dominoes. The game cards can be laid in a line or in a spiral shape. The start and stop cards in this game provide accountability to find the right answer. If students make a mistake, they will
Preview of Exponents Level 3 Spiral Card Game

Exponents Level 3 Spiral Card Game

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Spiral Card Game Learning is always better when it is fun. Otherwise known as "I have...Who has?" Starting with the start card, students must solve simple exponents and then add or subtract them with other simple exponents. They must match their question card to another's answer card in order to link the cards like dominoes. The game cards can be laid in a line or in a spiral shape. The start and stop cards in this game provide accountability to find the right answer. If students make a m
Preview of Exponents Level 1 Spiral Card Game

Exponents Level 1 Spiral Card Game

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Spiral Card Game Learning is always better when it is fun. Otherwise known as "I have...Who has?" Starting with the start card, students must match the repeated multiplication to its exponent. This game also gives the opportunity to practice the language (ie. eight to the fourth power, six squared). They must match their question card to another's answer card in order to link the cards like dominoes. The game cards can be laid in a line or in a spiral shape. The start and stop cards in t
Preview of Alien Multiplication With Variables War

Alien Multiplication With Variables War

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WAR! Each student lays down a card. Whoever has the higher value wins the cards. Here is a set of WAR cards to promote basic number sense through comparing numbers while also having students practice previously learned skills. This set is focuses on simple multiplication with variables. Variables are written with the standard x multiplication symbol (as 9 x p), directly after the number (as in 9p), and with a symbol (as in 9 x triangle). Also, the multiplication facts themselves are most
Preview of Division with Variables War

Division with Variables War

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WAR!  Each student lays down a card. Whoever has the higher value wins the cards. Here is a set of WAR cards to promote basic number sense through comparing numbers while also having students practice previously learned skills.  This set is focuses on simple division with variables on cute Halloween cards. The division facts themselves are mostly 4’s, 6’s, 7’s, and 8’s since students have a harder time memorizing these facts and can use some more repetition.  For use during game time, math c
Preview of Multiplying Multi-Digit Numbers Study Buddy Cards

Multiplying Multi-Digit Numbers Study Buddy Cards

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This set features multiplying multi-digit numbers with adorable bugs. Total of 66 colored cards. Black and white pages included. Study buddy cards are intended for review, tutoring, or simple fun. They provide students with the opportunity to practice academic language, explain the process to their peers, and review the intended skill. Each card has two sides. The “B” side has only the question for the “student” to see. The “A” side has both the question and the answer for the “teacher.”
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About the store

Experience

I have taught at the elementary level for more than 20 years in a high needs area. Students love you for being their rock and depend on you because their needs are great. But that also means that they are still children who are curious, excitable, and love learning. I am currently teaching kindergarten but I've also taught first, third, fourth, and fifth. I love the joy found in teaching the littles. I also enjoy creating learning tools and games for my students because the joy of teaching is seeing them need you less.

Teaching style

Fun is memorable.

My own education history

I graduated from University of California, Davis with a BA in Religious Studies and a minor in Human Development. Then I received my multiple subject teaching credential from California State University, Sacramento focusing on bilingual and multicultural education. Since I am in a low performing high poverty school, I have received countless hours of professional development including balanced literacy, common core, and writing instruction.