Megan Hellums

Students can sort shapes by their attribute of sides. 3, 4, 5 or more, and curved sides. TEKS: 1.6 (D)  identify two-dimensional shapes, including circles, triangles, rectangles, and squares, as special rectangles, rhombuses, and hexagons and describe their attributes using formal geometric language. CCSS.Math.Content.1.G.A.2 Compose two-dimensional shapes (rectangles, squares, trapezoids, triangles, half-circles, and quarter-circles) or three-dimensional shapes (cubes, right rectangular pri

Help your students become more engaged in their learning by using this QR Scavenger Hunt. Great for small group or as one of your math centers! The QR codes bring a question about the shape, either asking them to name the shape, count sides, or count vertices. The QR code cards can be printed and laminated for long-term use. Please don't forget to rate the product after you use it in your classroom!

Practice telling time to the hour and half hour with this fun and interactive activity. Students can scan the QR codes, tell the time, and write it on the recording sheet. Please make sure that you rate this activity to earn points for yourself! I appreciate any feedback I can get!

Quick and easy worksheet to count coins using pennies, nickles, dimes, and quarters.

Base ten block puzzles with pictures, expanded form, and standard form. Great for independent practice. Used with Envision math topic 9. I printed 2 to a page to make puzzles smaller. Please don't forget to rate it!

Students can practice counting coins with this fun an interactive activity. Have students walk around the room to find cards that have coins (pennies, nickles, dimes, & quarters), count the change, and write the total on the corresponding worksheet. There are two different worksheets for varying levels. Don't forget to rate this product to earn points for yourself. E-mail me at mhellums@londonisd.net if there are any questions.

Number words from ten to one hundred and twenty. These can be used to hang up in the classroom for number recognition. Can also be turned into an anchor chart. Each number word is half a page.

Help your students become more engaged in their learning by using this QR Scavenger Hunt. Great for small group or as one of your math centers! The QR codes bring up an amount of change for students to count. Students use the record sheet to write the amount. There are 12 QR codes/task cards. The QR code cards can be printed and laminated for long-term use. Please don't forget to rate the product after you use it in your classroom!

Help your students recognize times easier by labeling your clock with the cute chevron digital numbers.

Help students put 3 numbers in order from either least to greatest, or greatest to least. A fun game to play either in small group or independently at math stations. Laminate number cards and spinner for longer durability. Don't forget to rate the product! Thanks!

Help your students recognize times easier by labeling your clock with the cute chevron digital numbers. PRIMARY CHEVRON LABELS.

Math worksheets that cover a variety of topics including time to the hour, patterns, one more and one less, and others. Can be used to send home for homework or classwork