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History and How to Use: This resource was originally made to assess how my students were doing with their numbers. It turned out it can be used in a variety of ways. You can use these pages as: · Homework · Worksheet Practice (“in order” pages are good ways to practice this skills) · Assessment (“mixed up” pages are perfect for determining which students really have the concept) · Enrichment (“make your own” and “figure it out” are both higher order thinking activities) · Dry Erase Center (Pri

Practice game for place value. For the first few weeks I print one for every child. When they've got it I put it in a page protector and let them use dry erase markers. Game play: Roll the dice. Write the tens and ones. Draw a quick picture to show the number. Write the number in expanded notation.

Math: Counting and Number Recognition History and How to Use: Data notebooks allow students to take ownership of their own learning. It increases accountability for reaching goals as the students are included in the process of making their own goals, reaching those goals and tracking their own progress throughout the whole process. In kindergarten this can be a little tricky. That’s why I have made some kindergarten friendly sheets as well as some traditional tracking sheets. This set contain

History and How to Use: Students will have the opportunity to practice addition facts to 10 using this pocket chart sorting activity. The activity also includes an accountability worksheet they can complete for each activity type. Print and Laminate One copy of the Column Headings for each game. There are 4 types of pocket chart cards. Types of Pocket Chart Cards:· Tens Frame Addition Facts · Count the Snow Ball Addition Facts · Number Addition Facts with Tens Frames · Number Addition Facts

History and How to Use: Get students up out of their seat while practicing addition facts to 10 using these write the room activities. There are 12 Write the room activities included. Types of Pocket Chart Cards to Match:· Tens Frame Addition Facts. · Count the Snowball Addition Facts. · Number Addition Facts with Tens Frames to support. · Number Addition Facts. Table of Contents: · Pages 3-7: Game 1: Tens Frame Addition facts (0-5) · Pages 8-12: Game 2: Tens Frame Addition facts (6-10) ·

Imagine giving your students individual instant feedback on practice skills while running a small group on the other side of the room (or while you working from home) Boom cards can do just that! What’s more, they require no prep on your part! Boom cards are: Digital: no printing, laminating, cutting or prep!Interactive: it’s better than a worksheet, because they get to move, manipulate, and respond to colorful task cards.Self Checking: Giving students instant feedbackData Monitoring: provides

Imagine giving your students individual instant feedback on practice skills while running a small group on the other side of the room (or while you working from home) Boom cards can do just that! What’s more, they require no prep on your part! Boom cards are: Digital: no printing, laminating, cutting or prep!Interactive: it’s better than a worksheet, because they get to move, manipulate, and respond to colorful task cards.Self Checking: Giving students instant feedbackData Monitoring: provides

History and How to Use: Students will have the opportunity to practice addition facts to 10 using these Memory cards game. There are 3 different memory games included. Types of Pocket Chart Cards to Match:· Tens Frame to Addition Facts · Number Addition Facts to the Sum · Number Addition Facts to Fact Family Addition Facts Table of Contents: · Pages 3-14: Matching Tens Frame to Addition Facts · Pages 15-26: Matching Addition Facts to the Sum (all pink) · Pages 27-38: Matching Addition Fac

Imagine giving your students individual instant feedback on practice skills while running a small group on the other side of the room (or while you working from home) Boom cards can do just that! What’s more, they require no prep on your part! Boom cards are: Digital: no printing, laminating, cutting or prep!Interactive: it’s better than a worksheet, because they get to move, manipulate, and respond to colorful task cards.Self Checking: Giving students instant feedbackData Monitoring: provides

History and How to Use: Students can use the cards as a memory matching game. You need to pick two ways to show making ten and put them at a center. Students should be taught how to play memory before being given this activity. Alternatively, the cards can be used in a making ten pocket chart sorting center. There are 6 different ways to make ten. Page Contents: · pages 3-4: Tens Frame · pages 4-6: Addition facts · pages 6-8: Number Bonds · pages 8-10: Part-Part-Whole · pages 10-12: Additio

History and How to Use: This resource was originally made as a guided math center to help my students understand different ways to make the number 10. The cards are laminated in sets and hole punched in the corner to keep them together as a set. I have the students use the frog manipulatives to fill in the missing part of the tens frame. Initially we start with just the set with just the number bond (pages 10-13). Then we use the set that is similar to the first set but has an addition sentenc

Imagine giving your students individual instant feedback on practice skills while running a small group on the other side of the room (or while you working from home) Boom cards can do just that! What’s more, they require no prep on your part! Boom cards are: Digital: no printing, laminating, cutting or prep!Interactive: it’s better than a worksheet, because they get to move, manipulate, and respond to colorful task cards.Self Checking: Giving students instant feedbackData Monitoring: provides

Imagine giving your students individual instant feedback on practice skills while running a small group on the other side of the room (or while you working from home) Boom cards can do just that! What’s more, they require no prep on your part! Boom cards are: Digital: no printing, laminating, cutting or prep!Interactive: it’s better than a worksheet, because they get to move, manipulate, and respond to colorful task cards.Self Checking: Giving students instant feedbackData Monitoring: provides

Imagine giving your students individual instant feedback on practice skills while running a small group on the other side of the room (or while you working from home) Boom cards can do just that! What’s more, they require no prep on your part! Boom cards are: Digital: no printing, laminating, cutting or prep!Interactive: it’s better than a worksheet, because they get to move, manipulate, and respond to colorful task cards.Self Checking: Giving students instant feedbackData Monitoring: provides

Imagine giving your students individual instant feedback on practice skills while running a small group on the other side of the room (or while you working from home) Boom cards can do just that! What’s more, they require no prep on your part! Boom cards are: Digital: no printing, laminating, cutting or prep!Interactive: it’s better than a worksheet, because they get to move, manipulate, and respond to colorful task cards.Self Checking: Giving students instant feedbackData Monitoring: provides

Imagine giving your students individual instant feedback on practice skills while running a small group on the other side of the room (or while you working from home) Boom cards can do just that! What’s more, they require no prep on your part! Boom cards are: Digital: no printing, laminating, cutting or prep!Interactive: it’s better than a worksheet, because they get to move, manipulate, and respond to colorful task cards.Self Checking: Giving students instant feedbackData Monitoring: provides

Imagine giving your students individual instant feedback on practice skills while running a small group on the other side of the room (or while you working from home) Boom cards can do just that! What’s more, they require no prep on your part! Boom cards are: Digital: no printing, laminating, cutting or prep!Interactive: it’s better than a worksheet, because they get to move, manipulate, and respond to colorful task cards.Self Checking: Giving students instant feedbackData Monitoring: provides

Math: Addition and Subtraction History and How to Use: Data notebooks allow students to take ownership of their own learning. It increases accountability for reaching goals as the students are included in the process of making their own goals, reaching those goals and tracking their own progress throughout the whole process. This set contains Addition and Subtraction graphs as well as student reflection sheets. Each set includes: Facts to 10 or 12 with Focus Facts mastered1. Graphs with the