Jasmine Easterlin

This "Number Lines to 20" resource can be used for so many things! additionsubtractionmultiplication divisionCheck out this lesson that you can use these number lines for: Skip Count on Number Line - Multiplication Lesson

Need less color for printing? Check out Multiplication Facts Sheet - B&W. This facts sheet is a great resource for your students to study with! Print double-sided and laminate! It begins with 2s and went all the way to 12s with a friendly reminder about multiplying by 0s and 1s.

This particular set is based on naming letters, uppercase and lowercase, consonant sounds, and vowel sounds.These sets of phonics flashcards were designed to assist with individualized instruction of phonics skills. Each set is based on a skill from the CORE Phonics Survey to help support reteaching or reinforcement. This set is not affiliated with CORE in any way. Access the bundle here! Phonics Flashcards BundleThe following skills are included in the bundle: Letter names - uppercase and lo

Use this as a visual aid in your classroom. You could give to students as a study guide or blow it up and use it as a poster.

Similar to Multiplication Facts Sheet - color just with less color for B & W printing. This facts sheet is a great resource for your students to study with! Print double-sided and laminate! It begins with 2s and went all the way to 12s with a friendly reminder about multiplying by 0s and 1s.

This PPT can have multiple purposes but was created with the game, Four Corners, in mind. Label each corner of your classroom with A, B, C, or D. For each question, students will travel to the corner that they believe the answer is.

These cards can be easily used as exit slips or task cards. They require the students to identify the value of each digit, write the number in expanded form, and write the number in word form.

This is a PowerPoint but can be easily be converted to Google Slides, if needed. Everything is locked except for the text boxes in which students can type their answers into.

This sheet is for traffic in and out of the classroom. Have students check out when leaving and check back in when they return.