Hilliary Hubbs

These fluency games are based on the "Computations and Connections" section from Every Day Calendar Math. Each month has at least three games that align themselves as such. April and May have been left open as review months. The games can be used as fluency intervention, math RTI, centers, workstations, etc. Copy the instruction cards on cardstock and laminate for durability, then put everything students will need into bags for the year and your games are done! Here's everything you get: Au

This Unit will have students write two-three persuasive letters over three weeks. This Unit includes three weeks worth of plans. (one lesson for persuading parents, one lesson for persuading the principal, one lesson for persuading the mayor) Three pages of graphic organizers. Four pages of Brainstorming Pages (half sheets to place in journals). Two pages of T-Charts, large page and half sheets for journals Three letter writing pages Scoring Rubric I hope you find this useful in your cla

Send this packet home with your students as extra practice for skills they can do independently (and a few fun pages!). There is: a reading log an addition without regrouping page a subtraction without regrouping page a fill-in the blank using context page compound word page graphing/tallying page letter writing page coloring page money math page "look and find" parts of speech page count by 2's page fun page tic-tac-toe and hang man!

This booklet is aligned to Everyday Counts Calendar Math; each month grows on the next in the expectation, and students gain success through repetition and continuous review. Print this booklet by month and allow students to practice during morning work, as a rotation during math workstations, or during calendar time! This booklet contains 131 pages!!!

This booklet contains 141 pages for you and your students to use during Calendar Math time! The pages are set up for the "number of the day" which we interpret as the number of days in school. Each month follows consistently with students performing the same tasks in order for them to feel successful and gain place value and life-calendar-math skills. Each month has a page for students to re-create the calendar. Adding the month name, day names, and dates. After the first few days of the mon

This lesson plan has plans and workstation plans for the two measurement chapters for Math in Focus, Singapore Math. Dealing with metric and standard measurement (Chapters Seven and Thirteen). There are: -two pages of lesson plans, -classroom hunt to measure in meters, -vocabulary page/cut/sort for metric vocabulary words -Journal prompt -Three worksheets to assess students' understanding of meters/centimeters -One Word Problem/Bar Model worksheet -Standard Units Vocabulary words to cut/

This packet has 30 whole lessons of spelling tests! These are aligned to Journeys 2nd grade, but could be adapted and used with any spelling curriculum. Each test is two pages, 16 questions. Each question is designed for the student to fill in the answer using the context and chose the correct spelling of the word from the four choices. These tests could also be used as review, practice or center work. There is also now an answer key for each section!

This booklet is an ABC format over-view of the Native Americans that lived in Missouri. I made the covers so you could copy it as a "big book" or as small books. The pages can be cut in half easily, or kept large, whatever you'd like! At the end of the book there are three activities to do: Alpha boxes, what would you see at a powwow, and what did Native Americans make with their hands. My students love doing this activity and learning about Native American history!

Students practice writing numbers in expanded form and standard form and then comparing numbers by paying this game. All materials needed are this paper, and three dice (or one rolled three times) for each pair. I like to give them three different colored dice or dice with dots and some with numbers to differ their recognition of numbers.

Help students gain a foundation of multiplication and division facts as they explore the multiple representations for their "2's, 5's and 10's" facts. Each card is shown as "___groups of ___" as well as the equation and also in a pictorial representation. Students can take these cards home and write the answers on the back and use them to study or for homework. These cards can also be used in a Math Center.

When we learn our money unit, I take a lot of time to explain our money, who is on it, why they deserve to be on a coin or bill. We talk historical significance, value of coins and bills, and geography for any places on the coins! These templates can be used as a culminating event of a money unit, or as a send-home activity. It is so fun to see what they come up with!

These are money word problems to provide a quick practice or review for your students. I created them to add to our calendar time, as I saw a need for our students to practice this skill. Copy them on card stock, cut in half, hole punch in the corner and put on a ring so you can flip one per day to practice! There should be enough to have one word problem per day for the month! (30 word problems) *You could also print these out for a center or work station or have them glued into journals

TONS of activities to send home for your students to practice their math fluency! These activities are friendly for families because minimal materials are necessary. Most games/activities don't need any supplies, and when they are needed they are cards or dice. Hopefully this can be a helpful tool to you and your students with math homework and helping to gain confidence in their math skills!

Use this sort to help introduce multiplication to students. This shows multiplication in several ways, showing students a pictorial representation, the equation, answer, and "__ groups of __" This sort can be used with a small group or as a center. There are also two recording pages included.

A whole unit devoted to re-thinking regrouping and place value. The Common Core asks us to think differently about how we teach regrouping to our kiddos, and this has been the best way I have found that helps my kids understand place value, expanded form, and why regrouping works! This unit includes: -Printable base-ten blocks for manipulating and composing numbers -Number cards and recording paper for a Place Value "hunt and find" game -Place Value mat -five pages of Place Value Brain Teaser

This packet contains 25 different awards for your students. Including: Attendance A Honor Roll A & B Honor Roll "Learner" Award Excellence in... Reading, Writing, Math, Science, Social Studies, Spelling... Awards "Responsibility/Respectful/Safety" Award Music, Art, P.E., Technology Awards "Super Reader" Award for most AR points "Super Behavior" Award Citizenship Award Terrific Tiger Award "Movin' On Up" Award Participation Award Bringing Up Grades Award General Congratulations Award

Second Grade Journeys Vocabulary words for Unit One Made for students to draw a picture for each word and write a sentence. They can then be cut apart and used for vocabulary games (concentration, word sorts, abc order, etc). Use them during small group instruction and/or Daily Five and then students can glue them in their reading journals to keep track of their learning!

THIRD AND FOURTH QUARTERS ADDED! My apologies for such a delay! These are designed to be quick checks (data points) for my students. Quick for students to complete and quick for you to grade! Each small assessment has the CCSS at the top corner that it is assessing. These assess the standards that match my curriculum as a part of Math in Focus: Singapore Math. The First quarter has 8 assessments: two for 2.NBT.1,2,3,4 (understanding 3-digit place value) four for 2.NBT.5,7 (Regrouping --

This file contains lessons from Singapore Math over: Multiplication and Division Graphing Measurement Regrouping and Word Problems Multiplication flip books Multiplication Flash Cards Multiplication Sort Regrouping Calendar Problems And my Quarterly Data Points. If purchased separately, these would cost over $30. All of these are geared toward Second grade. Multiplication is taught very hands-on to gain the foundation of why and how it works!

There are three quick place value centers: 1. Candy Corn Matching (match the standard form, word form, and expanded forms together). This center comes with a recording page. 2. Base-ten/Expanded form Memory Match. The same as memory, only they are making matches with base-ten cards and the match has to be the number written in expanded form. 3. Candy Fact Families: The candy buckets have the 3 numbers in the fact family and the pieces of candy have the facts written on them. Match the fami