Hillary Wayne

This is the I have...Who has? Game using fractional circles up to 12ths. Each student gets a card and they read their fraction and ask who has...and it continues. Great fun way to practice fractions! Set includes 30 cards.

This assessment activity on fractions allows students to cut out tshirt shapes with fractions on them and paste them onto the "clothesline" number line. It has pictures to help them visually distinguish which fractions are closer to 0, 1/2, or 1.

This is a version of the SCOOT game where students move around the room solving math problems. This game includes 2 digit addition problems with regrouping.

SCOOT Directions: Print out each of the addition problems and laminate for durability. The answer sheet may be used or students may use notebook paper. Give each student a card to place on their desk. Students will solve the subtracion problem and then "scoot" around the room to solve all 24 problems. This is a great warm up or assessment for the end of a 2 digit subtraction with regrouping unit. My students love getting up and moving around while doing math. You could also use it as an "

This worksheet set includes 4 pages of paired number practice. I used this with my 2nd graders for our number pairing TEK.