Make Math Magic

•Are you looking for a fun and easy way for your students to practice odd and even numbers as well as skip counting of numbers 1-54? The product can be used in multiple ways and developmental stages. Perfect as whole class sorting, small group, and partner work and in your math center. Suggestions for other uses are also included in the product. *Included in the product:1. Directions & suggestions on how to use the product 2. Odd-Even number anchor poster 3. Odd-Even number sorting header car

•Looking for a fun way for your students to practice their addition facts! Included are 20 addition fish cards showing only two addends whose sums equal between 12-15. The goal is to decide the sum of each addend card and place it card beneath the correct amount on the game board. •Each of the 20 cards features 2 addends whose sums equal 12-15. There are four cards for each of those sums. •Two types of answer keys include: -Addend answers only (in red) on the game board sheet -Display the e

•Your students will love these interactive addition clip cards to practice and reinforce facts with sums 10-15. I have used these cards as small group lessons, independent activity, in the math center. •Students can use the answer key to check their work. All you need are clothespins or paper clips, etc. So easy to use-just clip the answer! Materials Included:1. 30 cards with 4 number sum choices to clip 2. Answer keys for all clip-its with correct responses in red 3. A graph chart shows all t

If you are looking for a Back to School winning activity to compare numbers 0-20 using the abstract symbols, < > =. Look no further! These ‘Fold & Flip’ interactive cards are an engaging way for children to practice those often-tricky abstract symbols. The resource uses the foldable strips in three different ways, (laminated whole sheets, journal activity and, math center and/or independent work,) making it perfect for varying activities in your classroom.

•Simple to use activity that reinforces the skill of comparing more, less, and equal amounts using two-digit numbers. Students look at the two numbers on the task card and either write the equality sign or use the included equality sign cards to show their answers. •Consists of a total of 28 color and black & white task cards -- students compare two-digit numbers using equality signs of < = > . •Also provided is a set of equality ( < > =) mini cards to place on the cards, i

•Fun and easy activity to reinforce the basic addition facts of 5. Use the 4 sets of flashcards and 0-5 numeral cards in a variety of easy prep projects. A template for the 5’s beadboard is included if you wish not to make your own boards. •It can be geared to PreK, Kindergarten, and for 1st graders that need a review of those facts. •Materials Included: -Resource anchor chart guide ‘Basic Facts of 5’s -Suggestions on how to use the product -Four sets of basic fact cards-horizontal, vertical a

Review 2 digit-numbers with these four more-less spinner games. No prep needed-just print and go! Included in the packet:•Suggestions and Ideas for use •4 spinner games for 2 digit-numbers -1 less -1 more -2 less -2 more •Blank spinner sheet