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Make your math block stress-free, engaging, and consistent with this growing collection of Math Warm-Up Slides! Perfect for primary classrooms, these ready-to-use slides are designed to get students thinking, reviewing, and talking about math from the moment they walk in the door. This resource includes a Canva access link so you can easily use, edit, and customize the slides to fit your classroom needs. Even better — new slides are added frequently, so your resource library will continue to gro

🕳️ Black Hole: A Math Strategy Game Looking for a fun, low-prep math game that builds number sense, strategy, and addition skills? Black Hole is an engaging partner game where students take turns placing numbers, then discover which numbers get “pulled” into the Black Hole! Students must think carefully about number placement, predict outcomes, and add strategically to achieve the lowest total score. Perfect for math centers, early finishers, or whole-group practice! ⭐ What Students Wil

Adding with a 100’s Chart | Visual Addition Strategy | 2-Digit Addition PracticeHelp students build number sense and confidence with addition using a 100’s chart strategy! This simple, visual worksheet allows students to practice adding numbers while using a 100 chart as a tool to support their thinking. Students solve addition problems by starting with the first number and moving through the 100’s chart to add tens and ones. This visual approach helps learners understand how numbers change w

Celebrate the 50th, 100th, and 67th Days of School with this fun and engaging printable activity!This resource is perfect for primary classrooms looking to add a little excitement to milestone school days. Students will love the playful “It’s not ____, it’s ____!” format as they practice number recognition, number writing, and creative thinking for the 50th Day, 100th Day, and the trending 67th Day of School celebration. What’s Included: “It’s not 50, it’s ___!” activity page “It’s not 100,

Place Value Practice — Tens and Ones Activities Help your students strengthen their understanding of tens and ones with this engaging, no-prep math resource! Perfect for independent work, math centers, early finishers, or review, this printable pack gives students hands-on practice with base ten blocks, standard form, expanded form, and written form. ✨ What’s Included: ✅ Page 1: Circle the correct number based on place value clues ✅ Page 2: Draw the number in base ten blocks ✅ Page 3:

Make number practice festive and fun with this Candy Cane Number Hunt! Perfect for centers, morning work, early finishers, or a whole-class holiday activity, this engaging resource gets students up and moving while practicing number identification and number writing for numbers 1–20. Students search the room for candy cane number cards and record what they find using one of the included recording sheets. Choose the option that best fits your learners: ✨ Identify & Check/Color – Students sim

Make the 50th and 100th Days of School extra memorable with this fun, creative, and low-prep activity!This engaging printable invites students to transform the digits in 50 and 100 into imaginative drawings. With the playful prompt “It’s not ___, it’s a ___!”, students use their creativity to turn each numeral into something new—building number recognition, fine motor skills, and artistic expression all at once. What’s Included: “It’s not 50!” activity page Students turn the digits 5 and 0 i

🧮 Sorting Sums: 6, 7, or Not! 🎄 Make addition practice fun and hands-on with this sorting sums math activity! Students will solve simple addition equations and sort them based on their totals — a perfect way to build fact fluency and number sense in a visual, interactive way. ✨ What’s Included: Sorting mat with three categories: ➕ Sum of 6 ➕ Sum of 7 ➕ Not 6 or 7 Cut-and-paste equations for students to solve and sort 🎯 Skills Practiced: Addition to 10 Number recognition Sorting and cat

Place Value Practice – Tens and OnesMake place value practice fun and engaging with this set of activities designed for 2-digit numbers! Perfect for whole group lessons, math centers, small groups, or independent practice, this resource helps students build a strong understanding of tens and ones. What’s Included: ✅ Circle the Blocks – Students look at the number and circle the correct base ten blocks. ✅ Build the Number – Students draw base ten blocks to represent each number. ✅ Match It U

Outdoor Measurement Activity | Math in Nature Get your students up and moving with this hands-on Outdoor Measurement Activity! Designed for early elementary learners, this engaging resource helps students practice both non-standard and standard measurement skills—all while exploring the world around them. This product includes 4 differentiated and easy-to-use printable pages: ✅ Two Measurement Worksheets One with non-standard units (paper clips & blocks) already listed. One with blank unit

Looking for a comprehensive and engaging way to review key numeration concepts with your students? This Math Review Worksheet is just what you need! Designed for primary learners, this resource provides a solid review of foundational numeration skills in a fun and student-friendly format. This worksheet covers: Addition and subtraction with and without regrouping Identifying odd and even numbers Finding missing addends and subtrahends Skip counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s Representing two-digit

Transform your math centers, rotations, and independent work time with this interactive "Addition Towers for Doubles and Doubles Plus One" activity pack! This digital download offers a fun and hands-on approach to mastering addition skills through the creation of colorful addition towers using math manipulatives. What's Included:Addition Towers Activity Sheets: Students will create addition towers for each math sentence using two different colors of manipulatives, helping them visualize and und

Need a fun game to add to your math centers, rotation or small group time? This is it! Just print and go! How to Play: This game is designed for up to 4 players. Set Up Give each player a pile of dice in their own color. You can use physical colored dice or print out dice templates and use a standard die to roll. Taking Turns Players take turns rolling one of their dice. If the number rolled is not yet covered on the game board, place your die on that number. If the number is already covered,

Need a quick way to check your student's understanding of two-digit addition with no regrouping? This is it! Included are 4 different exit cards. Students will show their understanding of addition using the standard algorithm and they also have space to solve the second question in whatever way they feel most comfortable (ex. base ten, number line, etc.) Just print and pass out!