Jayme Walker

This flipchart is designed to create discussion about the defining and non-defining attributes of 3-D shapes. You can use these attributes when comparing shapes. There is also an interactive page where you can pull mystery shapes from a box to describe.

This game can be used to compose hexagons by matching equivalent subtraction equations.

I used this activity template with my first graders to teach composing 2-D shapes, equivalent equations, doubles through 12, adding with 3 addends, and addition through 24.

This game can be used to compose hexagons and to match equivalent addition and subtraction equations.

I used this activity template with my first graders to teach composing 2-D shapes and identifying equivalent equations. You can print and write in your own facts.