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Customizable! Make your own dice. This comes with a standard 1-6 die (dots), 1-6 die (numbers), 0-5 die (numbers), 4-9 die (numbers), and a blank template to make your own! I personally use this in math centers and during foundations (spelling, phonics, etc).

I use this resource as intervention in second grade for English-language-learners and for students who are struggling with place value. This 6-page bundle has a colorful worksheet which represents a number in the thousands in four ways (number form, word form, expanded form, and with base 10 blocks). This sheet can also be blown-up to be a classroom poster! There are also 4 worksheets that focus on strengthening skills in the ones and the tens place. These can be used as morning works, homewor

These mini anchor charts are perfect reference tools for you and your students! The best part is they are compact and take up minimal classroom space, so you can keep your classroom tidy. When I use these mini anchor charts, I recommend:Print and place into 5x7" photo frame to display at small group stationsPrint them at 50% size and have students glue them into math notebooksPrint onto cardstock and place with math centers/games for quick reference

This engaging Choice Board offers a variety of fun, standards-aligned activities across reading, writing, math, and science—perfect for elementary students! Use it for early finishers, homework, centers, or independent learning. Students will love the freedom to choose while building essential skills in every core subject. Easy to print and use with minimal prep!

This Google-Slides resource includes whole-class warm-up and mini-lesson slides for the commutative property, associative property, and distributive property of multiplication. These are my favorite warm-ups and word problems that I tackle with my third grade students year after year. I hope this resource makes teaching these 3 properties of multiplication a breeze!

This resource includes 3-digit subtraction practice using Base 10 blocks and standard algorithm. This is a perfect resource to help students move from a concrete model (building equations with tangible blocks) to an abstract model (representing base 10 blocks on paper) and finally standard algorithm. What's included: 2 worksheets reviewing subtracting without regrouping using base ten blocks2 exit tickets (subtracting without regrouping using base ten blocks)2 worksheets reviewing subtracting wi

This 15-page resource includes a full lesson plan and 12 worksheets for students to complete to practice addition and subtraction using parts and total (within 10 and within 20). I use these activities for morning work, quick check-in assessments, and individual practice.

This product includes: Circles and stars - independent multiplication activityMultiples flower - independent multiplication craftSkip counting hundreds chart - 1 chart for each number 2 through 10Array capture - partner array game

I have used this multiplication fact ring printable activity with third grade students, and they love it! As soon as a student can correctly solve each problem (zero through 15), they are given a mini certificate of completion! The students love this activity, and it helps with their fact fluency. I recommend laminating the paper before putting it together with a ring because students can use dry erase markers to solve each problem. I have even sent these fact rings home with students who need

This resource includes 4 worksheets (detailed below) as well as answer keys for each worksheet. These are perfect for in-class practice, homework, morning work, or intervention groups. Worksheets: Naming 2D ShapesDescribing 2D Shapes (label name, # of sides, #of angles)Match 2D Shape with its NameCut & Paste: Label 2D ShapesAlso included are shape cards and directions to play Shape Go-Fish! Each shape is given 4 cards in 4 different colors (the four "suits"). This is a fun game that can be used

This 9-page resource includes 3 mini posters (8.5"x11") for greater than, less than, and equal to. Each of these uses the image of a crocodile to give students a fun way to remember the difference in these mathematical symbols. There is also a classroom activity (a cut-and-paste activity) for students to insert the correct symbol ( < , > , or =), and a student worksheet which reinforces this same exercise. I use this as an introduction to less than, greater than, and equals to, and I u

This resource includes worksheets to support both the commutative and associative properties of multiplication. You will find: Commutative property array worksheet (2 pages)Commutative property word problems (1 page)Commutative property exit ticket (1 page)Associative property word problems (2 pages)Associative property exit ticket (1 page)Assessment (2 pages)

This includes some of my students favorite card games we play for math centers. Each center game has quick directions to teach how to play the game as well as aligned common core standards. I hope you and your students love these games as much as mine!

This 14-page resource is a Place Value version of "Go Fish." It focuses on numbers 1 through 36, and it specifically requires students to match a number (represented by base-10-blocks) with the same number (represented by # of tens and # of ones). I have used this game in grades K through 2, and students absolutely love it! I recommend printing this resource on cardstock paper and laminating the cards.

This pack includes 10 unique BINGO boards (each noted with a different color in the top-right corner). This product is meant to be a fun review of multiplication facts with your students! Suggestions:Print student BINGO boards on cardstock or laminate them to use them multiple times!Ask your students to use the multiplication fact cards (pages 13 through 18) to quiz multiplication facts.Use the blank BINGO board template for your students to create their own board! (Found on page 19)

This resource includes 9 worksheets and 3 games to practice subtraction within 5, within 10, and within 20. Included:Subtraction within 5: 3 worksheets and 1 board gameSubtraction within 10: 3 worksheets and 1 board gameSubtraction within 20: 3 worksheets and 1 board game

Help your students build number sense with these engaging Ten Frame mats for numbers 1–20! Perfect for math centers, small group instruction, or classroom displays, this resource supports early learners as they practice counting, number recognition, and subitizing. Includes clear visuals and a variety of layouts to reinforce understanding through hands-on learning. Ideal for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade.

This 15-page resource includes 13 worksheets which introduce numbers 1 through 10. They focus on how to write each number (both in word and numeral form) and how to represent the numbers on a 10-frame. There are specific addition worksheets which center on addition (up to 10), addition (up to 20), addition (up to 50), and adding tens (up to 100). I have used these worksheets as morning works, to complement lessons, and as mini assessments for students.

This resource comes with a full lesson along with several activities for students to practice using and writing multiplicative comparisons. CCSS 4.OA.1 Interpret a multiplication equation as a comparison. Represent verbal statements of multiplicative comparisons as multiplication equations. #RemoteLearning

Fun, real-world word problems challenge students to apply their fraction knowledge. They'll solve problems related to everyday scenarios, such as baking recipes, sharing pizzas, or dividing up items, all while practicing equivalent fractions. Students will shade fraction models (such as fraction circles and squares) to visually understand equivalent fractions. They'll practice identifying and shading fractions like 1/2, 1/4, 1/3, 2/4, and more. This resource includes real-world word problems cha