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This is a place value math game I created that loosely relates to the super cute Lego movie. Students use tens and ones manipulatives to build the number and then write the number on the card. There is also an accompanying worksheet for students to record their answers. Cards are somewhat differentiated with the blue cards being the easiest (0-20), purple are medium (20-60), and teal are hardest (60-100, challenge cards). Laminate the cards so they can be re-used or put in a math center. Please

This product is a math game to play, as well as a recording sheet and additional activity sheet. Students match the sunscreen bottles with SPF numbers to the sunglasses with (partial) equations on them. There are sheets with SPF numbers from 10 - 20. Game pieces can be printed on cardstock and laminated. A copy of the recording sheet can be seen more closely in the preview. The additional activity is a matching sheet and answer key. Thank you for downloading! Ms. McGaha

This is a set of cards you can use to review missing numbers in addition and subtraction equations. They feature fall themed clip art. There are two pages with addition and two with subtraction. All cards show the math problems in a part part whole model and are missing a portion (a part or the whole number). Students must fill in the missing part and write a corresponding equation underneath. I plan to use these in a math enter by printing them on cardstock and laminating them. You could als

This is a game I use in my classroom to practice true and false equations. It also helps students practice the concept of part - part whole models. The game addresses common core standards 1.OA.6 and 1.OA.7. Thank you for downloading. Please leave some feedback. Mrs. Martin

These are some flash cards for counting and addition featuring monsters. They are clip and flip cards which means the students selects and answer, clips a clothespin onto it and then flips the card to check. After printing and laminating the cards mark the correct answer with a smiley face or sticker so students can work independently. There are 28 counting cards and 12 addition cards for a total of 40. Thanks for downloading, please leave some feedback! Mrs. Martin

This a math game I created to encourage parents to practice math facts with their students at home. Students complete equations with cereal, small candy or draw them in. Then they the amount together to equal 20. There 4 worksheets in the pack. Thanks for downloading, please leave some feedback! Mrs. Martin

Here are a few math task cards I use in class. Each card is labeled with the standard it addresses (common core). I use these whole group to introduce them and then include them in an independent math center. I hope you are able to use these and provide feedback. I plan on making more soon :) Mrs. Martin

This is a game to practice matching multiplication equations to arrays. Have students place the cards face down and flip them over to find a match. For an added layer of practice, have students record the equations on paper and find the product. Print the cards on cardstock and laminate them to make the cards last longer! Thanks for downloading! Please leave feedback. Mrs. Martin

Here is an activity card to get students building addition or subtraction sentences. The instructions show how to build an equation and write an answer using flash cards and cubes. This would be great for independent math centers. I plan to print and laminate this sheet to include in a tub with flash cards and cubes available. Clip Art courtesy of Ashley Hughes (thanks!!) Erika McGaha MsMcGaha