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I am going to use this resource to assess my students on being able to count the number of objects provided and to write the correct number to go with the objects. You also, could usethis resources as a homework assignment.

Students will sort the shapes in the different categories.1. Students will sort the shapes in the different categories.

Are yur students having a hard time subtracting with regrouping? Here is a strategy I learnned to help my students with regrouping. This is the form I give to my students to help parents with the new strategy. Just print 2 on a page.

This power point was created to introduce the 2d shapes with videos and attributes.

This power point introduces students with ordering numbers. With Tweety Birds help: -Ordering 1-5 -Ordering 0-10 (with help) -Ordering 0-10 (without help)

I created this power point to guide my students with a performance task. Part 1: Going on a shape hunt Part 2 Created shapes using playdough and toothpicks

Student will practice working with money using their slates and coins. This powerpoint gives several chances to woth with their coins and writing answers on their slates.

This power point was created to help teach students how to explain their answer when counting. Also, teach students to line up the manipulatives, touch each one and move it to count.

Help Detective George figure out the missing numbers 11-19 (teen numbers).

Help students with different combinations by teaching them to chart the different ways.

Before teaching your students about money, have them research information about the coins. Assign small groups a different coin/dollar. Have them become an expert about their coin/dollar. Then, have them share their new knowledge to the class. This is a fun way to get kids interested about money.