Christina Cottongame

Excuse me, do you have the time?... to let your students have fun and get up and moving to tell time? These activities will have your students enjoying reading time to the hour, half hour, 5 minutes or minute. There's something for every skill level! Students will make a fun watch craft which they will actually wear and use to complete the activities! Also students will make a fun and unique tool to help them as they tell time. (My first grade daughter grabbed this and LOVED it!) Use over and

So What's In Your Wallet? Get your students up and moving with these fun activities that will give them plenty of practice to master finding the value of coins and bills!! This main activity has students create a fun wallet pocket which they will use to move around the room and find the value of each other's coins and bills. Then follow up with fun partner activities and a game! Inside you will find: *class set (up to 24) of money cards including coins and bills -includes penny, nickel, dim

These poems are made to get your students engaged in solving problems. There are 10 Halloween themed poems, that each turn out to be a problem to solve. Your students will enjoy reading the rhyme while you give them the rigorous problem solving practice they really need! These poems are designed for 3rd graders and cover single and multi-step addition and subtraction, with a few pattern poems! However, they could be fun review for 4th graders and a challenge for your advanced 2nd graders! Ther

This is a collection of 8 poems that are math word problems for your kids to solve! It makes problem solving more fun! These poem problems focus on the skills of addition and subtraction with one or two steps, perimeter, counting coins and bills, and place value. The poems at the beginning of the file are created to be presented on a projector for your class. There are also printable options to give each student all 8 problems to create a book or an assignment, or you can print small copies of