Mintey Math & More

Print these Desk Pet Homes on white or light cardstock and let students color and customize! Next, cut out around all of the lines (including the small triangle flaps) and fold the small trinagles under to floor, attach with tape or glue and you have a desk pet home! Six designs to choose from. *I like to pre cut them and put them in my student store so students can "purchase" with points to change our their desk friend habitats, they love it!

These fact fluency triangles to ten can be printed on cardstock (I like to use pink) and used at home for math fact practice. I like to take the directions sheet, fold it in half to make a pocket, and stick the math facts triangles inside. Each fact family has a different axolotl image to keep kids engaged!

Coloring Page for the 67th day of school.

This classroom-friendly set of guided breathing exercises is paired with animal themes that can help students regulate emotions, improve focus, and transition calmly between activities. Each slide shows a different animal and guides you through a simple breathing exercise that connects with that animal's movements or traits. These exercises are quick and easy and work for all ages. Watch as students build their SEL toolbox and use these exercises inside and outside the classroom! Animal brea

This Tic Tac Toe math sheet has two games for students to play in pairs. This can be used in a protective sleeve to be used over and over, or printed out on paper for one-time use.

Printable visual for students to distinguish their left hand from their right hand by holding them up and looking for the "L" made with their pointer finger and thumb. I like to have it on display in my classroom where students can easily find it if they need a quick reminder on how to find their right or left side.

Printable Trashketball certificate for the famous math game that gets kids super excited about exercising their math brains!

A quick activity that allows students hands on experience making worms and measuring using both inches and centimeters. After measurements are made, students can make comparison either independently or whole group! Use clay or Play Doh for this easy, interactive activty.