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This is a fun Earth Day-themed math activity to help students build their math fluency around multiplication and division. Students can get their math facts down while also having fun. The picture has 2 differentiated pages: Level 1 and Level 2. This product also includes an Entry Assessment to help you determine which level would be best for your students. This resource works great for math centers, morning work, an early finisher task or just for fun.

This is a fun Groundhog-themed math activity to help students build their math fluency around multiplication and division. Students can get their math facts down while also having fun. The picture has 2 differentiated pages: Level 1 and Level 2. This product also includes an Entry Assessment to help you determine which level would be best for your students. This resource works great for math centers, morning work, an early finisher task or just for fun.

This is a great 100th Day of School -themed math activity to help students build their math fluency around counting and cardinality up to 100. Students can practice their math while also having fun. This resource includes a color code page of the number 100 with a shadow, along with an answer key. Students have fun as they try to uncover the mystery picture (the title is not given so they must accurately color the squares to identify the image). This resource works great for math centers or an e

This is a great 100th Day of School -themed math activity to help students build their math fluency around subtracting numbers from 100. Students can practice borrowing/unbundling while also having fun. This resource includes a color code page of the number 100 with a shadow, along with an answer key. Students have fun as they try to uncover the mystery picture (the title is not given so they must accurately color the squares to identify the image). This resource works great for math centers or

This is a great Martin Luther King Jr. -themed math activity to help students build their math fluency around multiplication and division. Students can get their math facts down while also having fun. This resource includes a color-coded image of Martin Luther King Jr. Students have fun as they try to uncover the mystery picture (the title is not given so they must accurately color the squares to identify the image). The picture has 3 differentiated pages: Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3. This pro

These two games are an excellent way to help students accurately identify geometric figures. In both games, there are a total of 24 geometric figures, including point, line segment, ray, perpendicular lines, parallel lines, intersecting lines, acute angle, obtuse angle, straight angle, reflex angle, square, rhombus, rectangle, equilateral triangle, isosceles triangle, scalene triangle, right triangle, trapezoid, parallelogram, pentagon, hexagon, and octagon. In order to get the complete deck, y

Do you ever get tired of saying the same thing over and over? Well, save your voice - and your sanity - with these wonderful signs. If a student is trying to get your attention, but you're in the middle of a reading conference, no problem. Just wave the sign. You don't even have to turn your head. This set includes the following messages: -I'm conferencing with a student, please go back to your seat. -Please go back and read the directions. -What are you supposed to be doing right now? -Where

This is a great way to spice up your centers (math, literacy or other). Rather than the traditional blue group/orange group, give your center groups some new names to identify with. The names with their corresponding cards and graphics included are: Vikings Barrel of Monkeys Martians Pirates Wild West Funky Town Ninjas Jalepenos Robots Pickles Medieval-Doers Dragons The cards have a place to write the names of all students in that group, as well as a place to write their weekly schedule. This w

These multiplication tables and charts provide an excellent scaffold for students who are trying to get their math facts down. They help students to visualize the problem and the charts help them see the connection between repeated addition (or skip-counting) and multiplication. What's included: Multiplication Table (2 color styles and a Black and White version)Multiplication Facts (2 color styles and a Black and White version)Multiplication Charts (a color versions and a Black and White versio