Laura Simons

This game is 3-digit subtraction with and without regrouping. I like to have my students practice the skills taught with games and not worksheets. They get enough worksheet practice in their math workbooks. This game is one I used to have my 5th graders play with various skills. I like that it is easy to assemble and uses a Pringles can which is relatively easy to get and recycle with contact paper and a label. This game can be played whole group with teams or as a partner practice game.

This game is 3-digit addition with and without regrouping. I like to have my students practice the skills taught with games and not worksheets. They get enough worksheet practice in their math workbooks. This game is one I used to have my 5th graders play with various skills. I like that it is easy to assemble and uses a Pringles can which is relatively easy to get and recycle with contact paper and a label. This game can be played whole group with teams or as a partner practice game.

This is a student favorite in my class. It is great for whole group, small group, or partner practice. Great as a center, too. Can also be used to assess students. This is subtraction with regrouping.

This game is 2-digit subtraction with and without regrouping. I like to have my students practice the skills taught with games and not worksheets. They get enough worksheet practice in their math workbooks. This game is one I used to have my 5th graders play with various skills. I like that it is easy to assemble and uses a Pringles can which is relatively easy to get and recycle with contact paper and a label. This game can be played whole group with teams or as a partner practice game.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. It is set up like my other game for tens & ones where they need to convert ones to tens, tens to ones, etc. These can be used for a scoot game or a task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well. ones where they need to convert ones to tens, tens to ones, etc. My kids really love the scoot game and I hope yours enjoy this, too.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. I had a hard time finding place value practice where they had more than 9 ones and had to convert to tens. These can be used for a scoot game or a task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well.

This is a student favorite in my class. It is great for whole group, small group, or partner practice. Great as a center, too. Can also be used to assess students. This is addition with regrouping.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. These can be used for a scoot game or a task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well.

This game is 2-digit addition with and without regrouping. I like to have my students practice the skills taught with games and not worksheets. They get enough worksheet practice in their math workbooks. This game is one I used to have my 5th graders play with various skills. I like that it is easy to assemble and uses a Pringles can which is relatively easy to get and recycle with contact paper and a label. This game can be played whole group with teams or as a partner practice game.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. These can be used for a scoot game or a task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well.

This game is 2-digit addition without regrouping. I like to have my students practice the skills taught with games and not worksheets. They get enough worksheet practice in their math workbooks. This game is one I used to have my 5th graders play with various skills. It uses smaller cards and uses a Kleenex box which is relatively easy to get and recycle with a label. This game can be played whole group with teams or as a partner practice game.

This game is 2-digit addition with regrouping. I like to have my students practice the skills taught with games and not worksheets. They get enough worksheet practice in their math workbooks. This game is one I used to have my 5th graders play with various skills. It uses smaller cards and uses a Kleenex box which is relatively easy to get and recycle with a label. This game can be played whole group with teams or as a partner practice game.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. These can be used for a scoot game or a task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. These can be used for a scoot game or a task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. These can be used for a scoot game or a task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. These can be used for a scoot game as well as task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. These can be used for a scoot game or a task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well.

This is a great game for practice or assessment. These can be used for a scoot game or a task cards for a center. I hope this is helpful for others as well.

I have used these color-coded division cards to help teach and practice traditional long division. They help slow down students as they work and in my experience are more helpful than a mnemonic device. They practice their work on graph paper to keep their numbers lined up. As students master traditional long division, I wean them off the color-coding.

These are three different compare and contrast foldables for interactive math notebooks. I like to have different ways to have similar things represented in the notebooks, so I made two versions of each compare and contrast foldable. I hope you enjoy. Please rate and give feedback.