Lauren McMillin

This is a great, ready to use math warm up for students! It has been designed with second grade targets in mind, however, use as you see fit for your students. The slides link within one another for ease and NO PREP to start your math block!

This resource is intended for fourth grade students; however, could also provide support for fifth graders. It is suggested to use this resource after students have been introduced to all forms of the number up to the hundredths place value for decimals. Using Page 2, have students set these out as headers then they can sort the other cards by appropriate column and match them with their equalivant card in its different form. Page 13 will provide you with an answer key. Page 14 is a nice resourc

Easy calendar to use to have your Elf keep busy in the month of December! Page 1 is the calendar itself. Page 2 includes a shopping list of what you need to purchase/have on hand, links to other printables to use throughout the month and book recommendations (with links to purchase).

This is a great resource for 5th grade students who are practicing multiplication (whole number x fraction and fraction x fraction) and division (whole number / fraction and fraction / whole number) with fractions. This also could be used as a review for 6th graders. There is an answer key with this that is rooted in using models for thinking.

This is designed for third grade students who are working on multiplication.It is designed to be a matching activity; however, feel free to use this in many different ways. Here are some suggestions: Matching activityMemory game Find a partner/group of three Scavenger Hunt Flashcards It also can be used whole group (consider using it as a warm up), small group, partnerships/triads or as independent practice. In order to support students of varying abilities consider the following uses: Second Gr

Winter Themed Packet for Third Grade Math -Perfect for Winter Break -Checklist of topics included -Examples of problems -Variety of Standards

Perfect for St. Patrick's Day fun! Differentiated 3 levels of number riddles to practice reading, writing and composing numbers. All sheets look alike for simple differentiation. 1st-perfect for first graders which focuses on two digit numbers 2nd-perfect for second graders which focuses on three digit numbers 3rd-perfect for third graders which focuses on four digit numbers ***Also, great for review or acceleration for students at different levels. Another suggested use could be to cut the a

This product was designed with the Montessori environment in mind; however, would work great in the tradition setting too! Suggested use is to this as shelf work for students to practice calendar work, number writing, and the connection between the value of the beads to the numeral. Different levels of support include: -Use of Montessori bead box (not included) to build the numerals -Use of two different formats of tracing numerals (the digit 1 is different on the different sheets) -A sheet t

This product would be perfect for the fall & Halloween season for first graders learning how to use and create tally and picture graphs. See below for what is included: 4 graphing card word + answer keys2 tally graph practice2 picture graph practice1 set of survey planning, data collection and graph (tally & picture) development practice *This can be reused and done multiple times This can be used at other grade levels as well but is meant to reflect first grade graphing standards

Fun Backgrounds to use on your computer screen or print for decor. Specifically designed for each month.

Perfect for fall or Halloween fun! Differentiated 3 levels of number riddles to practice reading, writing and composing numbers. All sheets look alike for simple differentiation and are signaled with Halloween/fall icons to help teacher keep track. 1st-perfect for first graders which focuses on two digit numbers (bat icon) 2nd-perfect for second graders which focuses on three digit numbers (ghost icon) 3rd-perfect for third graders which focuses on four digit numbers (skeleton icon) ***Also, g

This product was designed with the Montessori environment in mind; however, would work great in the traditional setting too! Suggested use is to this as shelf work for students to practice calendar work, number writing, and the connection between the value of the beads to the numeral. Different levels of support include: -Use of Montessori bead box (not included) to build the numerals -Use of two different formats of tracing numerals (the digit 1 is different on the different sheets) -A sheet to

A fun way to kick off Elf on the Shelf Suggested use: Use in correlation with the Elf on the Shelf calendar in my store!

This is a great product to work with students on rote counting. This file will include four different routines. Each routine focuses on: forward counting, backwards counting, Skip-counting (on and off decade) by 10s and Multiplicative Skip-counting sequences. These would be a perfect warm up for third graders; however, also very usable with end of the year first and second graders as well as intervention students.

This product was designed with kindergarteners in mind; however, could be used with younger or older children too. You will find a data collection sheet (and a student facing sheet) to see what numerals students know. Then you will find flashcards to create a flashcard ring of numerals for students. This is a potential great tiered intervention with a data piece attached.

Write a letter to Santa! Suggested Use: use in correlation with my Elf on the Shelf calendar in my store

Perfect for making holiday wishlists! Suggested Use: use in correlation with my Elf on the Shelf calendar in my store!

This is a suggested resources for the end of the year. Students can write a letter to a teacher expressing their thanks. This resource is differentiated for preK to K, K to 1st and 2nd to 5th grades. This would be a perfect way to end the year! Each template provides students will space to draw a picture to match their letter.