Miss Kelly's Class

After learning the Addition Properties: Associate, Identity, and Commutative, students can practice these properties. The worksheet is divided into three sections. In the first section, students will color the different properties, thus reinforcing how to see a property and identify it. The second section has some blanks for students to fill in the number. The final section is a writing section for students to explain one of the properties. Can be used both in class and out of class. Great for r

This is an Exit Ticket, great for all subjects and age ranges. The students will first select the smiley, middle, or frown face that corresponds with how they feel towards the lesson for that day. Next, they would explain why they feel how they feel. Not only does this let the students express how they are feeling towards the lesson, but the teacher can assess how he/she taught that day. The teacher can understand how his/her students are feeling. Each page includes two exit tickets.

Your class will love practicing the Commutative Property of Addition with this activity.With The Switch, students will select two dominos and draw them in the first column on their worksheet, then they will write out two equations for the dominos. For example, if the student selects a domino with 5 dots and a 3, they would write out 5+3=8 and 3+5=8. There are five rows for the students to practice their skills. This activity would work well for both centers and independent practice.

Get the class up and moving around with this scavenger hunt. The pdf consists of a one-page document, with various classroom objects for the students to measure in both inches and centimeters.

Using one-one correspondence and subitizing, your students will put together puzzle pieces. This set has numbers 1-10 with dots and the written form. Students will put together the puzzle recognizing that one dot is the number 1. Great for centers as well as independent practice.

Get the class up and moving with this Scoot Around the Room. The teacher will scatter the Shape Scoot cards around the room and then the students can get up and move around to fill in the sheet. The Shape Scoot cards are eight cards that each describe a 2-D shape. They can be printed out onto cardstock or construction paper. The file includes an instruction page, Shape Scoot cards, a fill in sheet, and an answer sheet. Each fill in sheet has two pages per sheet. Your students will love being abl