JMarie

These are black and white numbers for use on the classroom wall, bulletin boards or for flashcards. The even numbers have a thin purple border and the odd numbers have a thin bright green border. Each number features the printed name in white as well as a white ten frame number. Each number is a full size page with a narrow white border around the edges.

This worksheet is to be used as a math "lab" where students measure the perimeters of the parts of a s'more. I use the square marshmallows with this activity because they work well. The best part is when they are finished and they can enjoy it! Graphics by Scrappin Doodles

This is a game to help students practice using and comparing arrays. Students put cards into a pile and draw one card each. Then each student looks at his/her card and compares it to his/her opponent. The student who has the array with the most card wins. For a differentiated lesson, students could write down the corresponding multiplication problem on a sheet of paper.