Miss. D

If you have a projector, and an active bunch of students looking to practice quantity discrimination, this is the game for you! Whether you're working on the common core, or preparing for AIMSWEB, your students will LOVE this gator game! Simply project it from your projector and tell your kids to get up and get their gator mouths ready! There are 7 levels of practice, beginning with support, that gradually become more challenging as you play. Please review & let me know how I can make improv

I needed a fun way to practice and enforce missing number skills on numberlines. This should do the trick! Project and have students move to the right number, write on white boards, or shout out! Please review so I know how to make them better!

Every year I throw together a journal for my class to document their vacations. I have the dates of our break, which you can change. I purposefully left out mention of Christmas because I do have students who do not celebrate, but feel free to edit the text as you see fit for your learners. It was designed with my advanced kindergarten learners in mind, but I always accompany it with a note to parents stating that they should bond with their children over the writing, and they are NOT expected t

I use these in my classroom all the time. Write in the words, or numbers, or anything you want to practice inside the spinner! Give the kids a paperclip and pencil and let them go at it! They will love seeing what words wins the race.

This is a relay race that can be tweaked for just about anything! It's really fun, physical, and promotes teamwork, brain power, and exercise!

This is a basic form I threw together to make math easier. Easy to print and laminate.

This is a chart I made for special ed math. It is set up in reading order and makes a great visual for anyone struggling with the concept of place value. It shows the numbers (1, 2, 3 up to 900,000,000) as well as the written words (one, two, three, etc). It is clear, easy to understand, and includes 8 practice problems at the bottom. Should be set to landscape, I apologize if it doesn't print correctly. *************** NOTE: This product was created on a MAC, which I've yet to master. Plea

I'm new to fourth grade, and I like to teach smarter--not harder! I'm hoping these powerpoints will help make my transition seamless, and I hope they can help you as well! I've taken everything in the scripted lesson and put it into these interactive powerpoint slides. Run the presentation in "Presentation mode" and you'll even see the verbatim script (if you need it). Answer keys are also included to make this your one-stop spot for teaching engage NY! To support my students, I've included d