Libby Rose

Use as a reference for your students as they are learning about money!

A chart/cheat sheet for "clock phrases"

Have students color in the pop it to make an array. There is a repeated addition and multiplication version.

Use as an assessment after teaching 2D shapes.

Pick 1/2, 1/3, 2/3, 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 1/5, 1/6, or 1/8 for students to model in the four sections of the heart. Great for 2nd grade and an introduction to fractions.

Have students pick a number to represent in four different formats. Valentine's Day/heart themed.

6 questions with a heart theme for students to find the missing numbers. Have students practice the part, part, whole model!

Two problems showing how to add by each value.

Print on card stock (two per page). Punch holes below the 0 and 9. Add a pipe cleaner and bead. Tape down pipe cleaner on back. Use as a hands on manipulative for rounding.

Have students write the number from the base ten blocks and then draw the number a second way using base ten blocks.

Use this cute reindeer craft as a math review with place value. Have students pick a number and represent in four ways on the light bulbs. Cut and paste together.

Three digit subtraction in standard algorithm.

Print off for each child as you are starting analog clocks. Helps them remember, and have a visual.

Fun craft after learning about US currency. Students will make a monster out of coins then figure out how much it is worth.

These six subtraction problems focus on using a number line to subtract two digit numbers from one another. No regrouping.

Use to see if students understand 2D shapes by matching names to pictures.

Eight weeks worth of addition (one + one and a few one + two digit) problems with the answer key. We are racing against the other second grade class on who can build their ice cream cone the quickest based off speed and accuracy. Good for data tracking.

2nd grade assessment on analog clocks, reading to the closest 5 minutes.

Three pages worth of a mix of three digit addition/subtraction and the answer keys.

Few practice problems for three digit subtraction.