Madison Slayton

Planned and led a first-grade math centers unit on place value and addition within 120. Created hands-on, engaging activities such as clip cards, “write the room,” build-it tasks, and interactive games to strengthen students’ conceptual understanding. Utilized differentiated instruction, ongoing formative assessments, and collaborative learning strategies to support diverse learners and foster problem-solving, number sense, and mathematical reasoning.

Celebrate the Grinch this holiday season with a fun-filled activity packet! This packet includes engaging coloring pages, step-by-step directed drawing templates, and hands-on math and ELA activities that make learning festive and fun. Perfect for keeping students motivated and creative while practicing essential skills, this Grinch Day packet is a cheerful addition to your classroom holiday plans!

This products is a math craft designed for Kindergarteners and First Graders. The first page is a variety of mouths, eyes, and a spider body. Your students can design their spider body. The second page is 8 strips of math equations, which is the spider legs. Kindergarten has equations with single digit addends and first grade has equations with double digit addends. Have fun with a creative, yet educational math craft!

A comprehensive Kindergarten Math Pre/Post Assessment that covers counting, number sense, shapes, measurement, teen numbers, and simple word problems. Perfect for benchmarking, progress monitoring, and guiding instruction all year long!

A simple guide to show parents how their child is doing.

Help your young learners build confidence with solving and explaining math problems using this simple, kid-friendly “My Math Word Problem” template! This versatile page guides students through drawing, solving, and writing about a math problem—perfect for strengthening math reasoning, number sense, and early math communication skills. Students start by illustrating the problem in the “Draw it” box, solve the equation in the “Solve it” section, and then explain their thinking in the “Write ab

Use this math center when working on addition! Have students crumple up little pieces of paper to use as snowballs or use manipulatives! Best to laminate the product or put it in a sheet protector to use expo markers to make your center totally reusable!

Hey Teachers! Use this resource on meet the teacher night, open house, or any other time! Each page has a variety of classroom materials that are easy for eager and willing parents to donate to your classroom to help provide supplies for a successful year!

This math center is perfect for children working on addition to 10, addend unknown, and partners of 10!

This product can be used as an independent math center. This math center focuses on number bonds to help your kinders with easing into addition! Have them write their bonds on the recording sheet to keep track of their learning!

Use this tag to attach to mini bubbles to show your excitement of new students joining your class!

Use this super cute Valentine's Day template as a project or parent gift! Fill the middle with anything - tissue paper, beads, other paper, color it, or more!

Do you teach liitles and need extra clothes for the school year?? Use this super cute note on Ziplock bags for your students! Super easy way to organize extra clothes!

Students will draw a card from the deck, that number goes in the center box. Use some sort of manipulative (I use pony beads) to represent the number on the card. have students find the number one less and one more and put it in the remaining boxes, have students use beads to represent these numbers as well. Clear the board and try it again!