Making Knowledge Meaningful

Use this simple Jack-o-Lantern Pumpkin to pretty up your fall newsletters, decorate your classroom, or add for some fun on worksheets! Free to use for commercial use, just please reference "Mrs. Mish" in the credits.

Ten Frame Cards allow students to see a representation of the numbers in a way that makes sense mathematically. These cards show numbers 0-10 represented two different ways in ten frames. These cards can be used for games, flash cards, warm ups, and so much more! Just print out, cut put,and they are ready to use! These ten frame cards emphasize the use of doubles.

Print and cut out these "dominoes". Students start with the domino that says "start" on it and need to match the domino to the answer to the math problem. The math problems include equations, missing numbers, and word problems emphasizing sums and difference to 20. It is a fun, easy, and independent activity students can do during math centers.

Ten Frame Cards allow students to see a representation of the numbers in a way that makes sense mathematically. These cards show numbers 0-10 represented two different ways in ten frames. These cards can be used for games, flash cards, warm ups, and so much more! Just print out, and they are ready to use!

I have the parents of my students fill this quick and easy form the first week of school, usually on "Meet the Teacher" night. I like it because it is short and sweet! (3 words that describe your child, 2 things I should know, and 1 goal parents have for their child.) Please feel free to leave feedback and if you have an issue downloading this form, please contact me first. Enjoy!

Students can differentiate the different /i/ sounds in this activity. Great activity to practice the /igh/ family.

Use these simple, yet cute color cards to decorate a bulletin board, distinguish table or group names, or use to create a poster to help younger students identify colors.

Use these part part whole mats to help enhance number sense in students. Numeral Cards are included for an extra resource.

These Ten Frame Cards show a representation of numbers 0-10 in different ways to help reinforce students to see different groups of numbers. These can be used as flash cards, games, matching activities, and so much more!

This is a great addition review activity in October! Give students the equation sheet with a blank number grid (all included). Students must solve the addition equations and color in the corresponding number on the number grid. If they complete the equations correctly, they should have made a Jack-o-lantern on their number grid! This activity covers adding 0, 1, 2, and 10. Answer keys for both equations and number grid are included.

Decorate your space with these adorable abc cards. Can be used to form an alphabet line, alphabet chart, or be used as flash cards.

Decorate your space with these adorable abc cards. Can be used to form an alphabet line, alphabet chart, or be used as flash cards.

Use these adorable numbers 0 - 20 with ten frames to help your student or child visualize and identify numbers! This is a great resource to help instill early place value skills, counting skills, as well as visual identification of numerals. These could also be used as flash cards or even game cards.

Use these fun, differentiated activities to help students practice identifying, sorting, and writing words that fall into the following sorts: short /i/, long /i/ due to CVCe, and long /i/ due to -igh words. There are two different activities within the packet and each activities has three levels of difficulty. Everything is color-coded to make it easier for the students, as well as for the teacher. Answer keys are included (and color-coded as well!) Enjoy this different way to practice long an

Understanding the meaning of the equal sign can be extremely challenging for some students. This independent activity not only allows students to work alone, but offers extra practice of the equal sign/balancing equations for sums and differences to 20. Directions and a visual are included in the download. As extra reinforcement, students can also practice writing out balanced equations with the correct use of the equal sign using the corresponding worksheet for each game. There are four differe

Need a quick, but engaging word activity? This Bingo activity features sight words at the first grade level. There are 8 different Bingo sheets (one is blank so you can design your own). They are also differentiated according to the difficulty of words.

Use these game cards for partner games or independent activities (memory games, matching games, etc.). The cards contain different ways to represent the multiples of 2: numerals (the multiples of 2), arrays, pictorial representation of the multiples of 2, and as an equation. These cards can be differentiated and help students see multiples of two through the math progression of concrete, representational, and abstract. Cards go all the way up to show 2 x 12. For durable use, print on card stock

Ten Frames can be used as a tool to help students identify strategies and help strengthen number sense while learning how to structure to ten. These ten frames show different ways to represent numbers and many combinations of numbers. Ideas for Use: - Choose a focus (ex: identifying total amount, double facts, combinations of 10, 9, 8, 7, or 6, or identifying how many more needed to make 10). Flash students the Ten Frame and pose questions, example: “How many did you see? How many more to Make

Use this differentiated packet to help practice identifying short i and long i words. These worksheets are not traditional fill in the blank, but more interactive with a fun twist. There are three levels to help practice, each level increasing in difficulty and quantity of words. This will help practice CVC words, CVCe words, and IGH words.

Use these game cards for partner games or independent activities (memory games, matching games, etc.). The cards contain different ways to represent the multiples of 8: numerals (the multiples of 8), arrays, pictorial representation of the multiples of 8, and as an equation. These cards can be differentiated and help students see multiples through the math progression of concrete, representational, and abstract. Cards go all the way up to show 8 x 12. For durable use, print on card stock and/or