Megan Cramer

These pages are for students just learning to use a calculator. I used them in a math center with my kindergarteners. The addition and subtraction pages can be independent, as they give exactly which buttons to push, and students can double check their work using their fingers, manipulatives, or mental math. The story problem pages would possibly need a bit more guidance, as students may or may not be able to read the problem, depending on their reading level. Included in this set: Cover (page

For this activity you will need the recording sheets that are included in the download and a pair of dice (not included). The recording sheets are designed to be double sided. When using with my own students, my goal is to reinforce CCSS K.OA.A.5, or adding to or subtracting from 5. This is a good math center or math workshop station. The activity is very simple: For addition (pages 2-3), roll your dice. Write one number in each of the first two boxes. Add your two numbers together and put you

In this packet, I have included 10 pages of different practice problems on the concept of figuring out the problem with traditional multiplication and checking it with the lattice method. In other words, each page looks similar, but has different problems. This makes it easy to give out for an assessment and promote students doing their own work or give out extra pages for extra practice. I used these with my 3rd grade tutoring group, but it also touches on the 4th grade standard, 4.NBT.B.5, a