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Letter Learning

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Arlington, Virginia, United States
About the store
As an elementary classroom teacher, I enjoyed creating assessments that challenged my students to think creatively, and express their understanding of content in both traditional and nontraditional formats. In 2008, Teaching Children Mathematics published my article titled, “Students Control Their Own Learning: A Metacognitive Approach” (https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ809146). In addition to my 7+ years of teaching elementary school with a concentration on math and science, More recently, I have been staying at home with my 4 young children. I also have a stationery business (LetterLearning.com) that allows me to design and create stationery for children with traceable message, so kids of all ages and writing abilities can send their own thank you notes and greetings.
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Preview of Free Rounding Game, Rounding to Tens and Hundreds Place with Playing Cards

Free Rounding Game, Rounding to Tens and Hundreds Place with Playing Cards

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Letter Learning
Free game that only requires a deck of cards. Asks students to pick 2 or 3 cards (depending on place value), and then create the largest and smallest numbers using those digits. Also asks students to round each number to the nearest tens or hundreds place. Includes extension questions as well. Can be adapted to focus on any place value.
Preview of No Prep Math Games with Dice and Cards, Printable Math Games with Extensions

No Prep Math Games with Dice and Cards, Printable Math Games with Extensions

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Letter Learning
Just print and play. 13 different math games that kids can play to sharpen their math skills. No prep required from the teacher/parent and the only materials needed are dice and playing cards. Games have extension questions that ask kids to explain and extend their thinking. Simply download the .pdf and print applicable pages. Recommended for kids in 2-5th grade, depending on math ability. Pages print on 8.5" x 11" paper.
Preview of 2nd Grade - Number and Place Value Recognition + Comparing 3 Digit Numbers

2nd Grade - Number and Place Value Recognition + Comparing 3 Digit Numbers

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Letter Learning
Large review packet (32 pages) that includes questions pertaining to 2.NBT.A.1, 2.NBT.A.1a, 2.NBT.A.1b, 2.NBT.A.2, 2.NBT.A.3 and 2.NBT.A.4. Includes a 12 question assessment at the end of the packet. Also includes a quick student self-assessment at the bottom of each page for students to gauge their own understanding of the material.
Preview of 2nd Grade - Place Value (Hundreds, Tens and Ones) - with Student Self-Eval

2nd Grade - Place Value (Hundreds, Tens and Ones) - with Student Self-Eval

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Letter Learning
3 questions introducing students to the idea of place value with hundreds, tens and ones using visuals to help solidify the concept. Includes a quick student self-assessment to help kids (and you) gauge understanding.
Preview of 5th Grade: Converting Units Practice (with Student Self-Assessment)

5th Grade: Converting Units Practice (with Student Self-Assessment)

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Letter Learning
3 real-life word problems that ask students to convert among different-sized standard measurement units within a given measurement system. Also includes a brief student self-assessment to help students gauge their understanding of the concepts presented.
Preview of 4th Grade - Writing Numbers and Rounding

4th Grade - Writing Numbers and Rounding

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Letter Learning
Includes 2 pages of problems, asking students to write numbers using base-ten numerals, number names, and expanded form, as well as compare two multi-digit numbers busing > , =, and < . Also includes rounding to the tens, hundreds and thousands places.
Preview of Rounding Practice - 3.NBT.A.1 with Student Self-Assessment Included

Rounding Practice - 3.NBT.A.1 with Student Self-Assessment Included

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Letter Learning
Quick 6-question rounding practice focusing on 3rd grade 3.NBT.A.1. Includes 2 opportunities for students to self-assess to let you know how comfortable they are with the material.
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About the store

Experience

As an elementary classroom teacher, I enjoyed creating assessments that challenged my students to think creatively, and express their understanding of content in both traditional and nontraditional formats. In 2008, Teaching Children Mathematics published my article titled, “Students Control Their Own Learning: A Metacognitive Approach” (https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ809146). In addition to my 7+ years of teaching elementary school with a concentration on math and science, More recently, I have been staying at home with my 4 young children. I also have a stationery business (LetterLearning.com) that allows me to design and create stationery for children with traceable message, so kids of all ages and writing abilities can send their own thank you notes and greetings.

Teaching style

child-led, exploratory, discussion-based, trial and error

My own education history

B.S. in Science-Business, University of Notre Dame, 2001 M.Ed in Elementary Education, Marymount University, 2003