Kayla Grayson

This is an activity where students cut out the cards (or teacher can prior to lesson) and students find the standard form, expanded form, written form and multiplication form of the number and match them up. They can paste them on a piece of construction paper, or just match them in a memory type game. The numbers go up to hundred thousands and millions.

Daily Math Calendar with emphasis on Place Value, Central Tendencies (mean median mode minimum maximum range), computation, transformations, fact families, input/output, factors, problem solving, variables/equations, measurement and telling time. TEACHER MUST INPUT PROBLEMS TO SOLVE.

This is a math problem solving mat that walks students through the process of problem solving, with many prompts to consider the four operations, short summary reminding them of when/why to use each operation, a place to illustrate the problem (helpful for ESOL and struggling math students), a place to answer the problem in a full sentence, a place for the student to critique rather or not the solution is logical (common core), a place value mat, and more.