Kyle Gutowski

"How To" posters for addition and subtraction strategies to 200. These strategies are Grade 2 Eureka Squared aligned and follow Module 2: Addition and Subtraction within 200. Addition Strategies: -Break Apart and Add Like Units -Make a Ten -Compensation -Use a Benchmark Number to Count On -Place Value Chart Subtraction Strategies: -Take from a Ten -Compensation -Count on with Benchmark Numbers -Count Back with Benchmark Numbers -Place Value Chart -Constant Difference: Add to Both Numbers -Const

"How To" posters for addition and subtraction strategies to 1,000. These strategies are Grade 2 Eureka Squared aligned and follow Module 4: Addition and Subtraction within 1,000. Addition Strategies: -Break Apart and Add Like Units -Add Like Units in Vertical Form -Make a Hundred -Compensation -Use a Benchmark Number to Count On -Place Value Chart & Vertical Form Subtraction Strategies: -Take from a Ten -Take from a Hundred -Compensation -Use a Benchmark Number to Count On -Count Back with Ben

*Eureka Squared Aligned* In this resource, students will relate skip-counting by 5 on the clock to telling time on a number line. There is also some am/pm practice! Other Telling Time on Number Line Resources: Telling Time on a Number Line 2 (Eureka Squared Aligned)Telling Time on a Number Line 3 (Eureka Squared Aligned)

Perfect for morning work, morning tubs or guided math center work. Children use snap cubes to make the pattern shown on the pattern cards. There are 5 different patterns (AB, ABC, AABB, AAB, and ABB) and there are 8 cards for each pattern. Laminate for durability!

*Eureka Squared Aligned* In this resource, students will relate skip-counting by 5 on the clock to telling time on a number line. There is also some am/pm practice! Other Telling Time on Number Line Resources: Telling Time on a Number Line 1 (Eureka Squared Aligned)Telling Time on a Number Line 3 (Eureka Squared Aligned)

*Eureka Squared Aligned* In this resource, students will relate skip-counting by 5 on the clock to telling time on a number line. There is also some am/pm practice! Other Telling Time on Number Line Resources: Telling Time on a Number Line 1 (Eureka Squared Aligned)Telling Time on a Number Line 2 (Eureka Squared Aligned)

Math fact fluency practice game for subtraction within 20! What’s Included?231 Subtraction cards for 0-2016 Shark Attack! cards16 Lose a Turn! cards16 Draw Again! cardsRecording Sheet (can use to help with accountability)How to Play:Put the cards out into a pile face down.Choose a card from the pileRead the card. If you solve the subtraction fact correctly, you keep it. If you don’t, put the card back. Special CardsShark Attack!- Put all of your cards back into the pileCrab - Draw another cardO

Potential Skills Practiced: -Number Recognition -One-to-One Correspondence -Counting -Counting On -Counting Out Specific Number Amounts -Color Word Practice

This pre-assessment will help teachers gauge student knowledge before beginning the unit on decimals. This can also be used as practice or review at the end of your decimal unit. Skills covered: writing decimals in standard formwriting decimals in word formdecimal place valuedecimals on gridscomparing decimalsordering decimalsdecimals on a number line

Students will look at each amount and make it using the fewest amount of coins possible.

I use this for students who need to learn the difference between a number and a letter. This activity includes 1 "Numbers" board, 1 "Letters" board, and a set of cards- 9 numbers (1-9) and 9 letters (mix of upper and lowercase. I laminate the boards and cards and then use velcro dots to attach the cards to the boards. You can also use this as a cut and glue activity.

These cards are great for practicing number formation and fine motor skills at the same time! Practice numbers 1-20 Copy on card stock and laminate for reusing and durability.

This product allows students extra practice with drawing and identifying how many 100s 10s 1s there are within a 3-digit number.

Students sort triangle and non triangle shapes, then have to explain the characteristics of a triangle.

Uses for this product: -Match the numeral to the correct Ten Frame -Flash Cards -Task Cards: Flip over the number card and make that many on a dry erase ten frame board; vice versa- Flip over the ten card card and write the amount on a dry erase board -Etc.!!!

These cards are great for practicing number formation and fine motor skills at the same time! Practice numbers 1-20 Copy on card stock and laminate for durability.

This packet includes multiplication and division of whole numbers and decimals, order of operations, arithmetic expressions, as well as a few fraction word problems. *Supplemental material for 5th grade Math Investigations Unit "How Many People? How Many Teams?"

Math strategy posters

This is a great resource to use after math assessments have been scored and returned to students. Students are able to reflect on their test and have a better understanding of incorrect answers. It also allows for students to make corrections. A parent signature/comment section is provided for home/school connection.

How to Use: Student rolls number and color dice. He/she finds the matching color bingo dabber and dabs the amount that matches the number shown on the dice. Continues with this process until all squares on the board are filled. Materials Needed:-Bingo Dabbers -Roll and Dab Activity Sheet -Number Dice -Color Dice