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These printable MAB (place value block) cards can be used in your classroom in a few different ways. They include the written number and also the matching picture in MAB. Students can play memory individually, in pairs or in a small group by flipping the cards over and matching them up. The whole class can be given a card and asked to find their partner (one student will have the number and the other will have the picture). Students can be given either the picture cards or the written cards and

These printable fraction cards can be used in your classroom in a few different ways. They include the written fraction and also the matching picture. Students can play memory individually, in pairs or in a small group by flipping the cards over and matching them up. The whole class can be given a card and asked to find their partner (one student will have the written fraction and the other will have the picture). Students can be given either the picture cards or the written cards and asked to w

These colourful posters can be hung up in your classroom to remind students of the multiplication facts from 1-12. They can be used by students to learn and remember their times tables during maths or for activities like fluency, skip counting, dividing or finding factors. Each number has the multiplication facts written on them.

These printable cards can be used in your classroom in a few different ways. They include the written fraction/money/place value and also the matching picture. Students can play memory individually, in pairs or in a small group by flipping the cards over and matching them up. The whole class can be given a card and asked to find their partner (one student will have the written form and the other will have the picture form). Students can be given either the picture cards or the written cards and

Students can place the numbers given on the number lines provided. It can also be used as a pre-test to identify what students know or what they need to know. This was used during a place value unit of work.

I created this for my students to do while remote learning is currently occurring. It allowed them to understand the tens and ones in numbers and complete subtraction problems. We use OneNote so students could easily copy the work into the book that they took home. This could also be used a simple form of assessment.