Jonathan Eigenbrode

This is an interactive way to help students with basic addition using dice so the equations are random every time. It builds upon the rules of the Place Value worksheet reinforcing the "red dice" as the ones place value. The box in the tens place value introduces the concept of carrying. If the directions include putting the larger number on top and only one number in a circle, students are able to follow a structured pattern. The worksheet assesses place value, greater than, less than, and

This is a PowerPoint presentation to be used for both number and color identification in a small group or whole class setting, with minimal prompting. The only materials needed to complete the activity is; a computer with Microsoft PowerPoint, 1" color squares (red, blue, green, yellow), and permanent marker. A SmartBoard or projector is useful but not necessary. Students look at the image on the PowerPoint, identify the correct number/color, and place the number on the graphic organizer. T