MKunn

Practice skip counting using the "guess and check" method. Once the number line has been completed, find the distance between the stars. Skip counting by 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 10s, 50s, and 100s. A total of 24 number lines. Answer key included. Print off as a worksheet, have it laminated for math tubs, or use as a presentation. Place values between 10s and 1,000s. Number lines do cross over the decade and century marks.

Create a pictograph with the following winter games: snowboarding, skiing, speed skating, figure skating, hockey, and bobsledding. Choose from 6 different keys for added challenges. Two levels of questions; 10 straight forward and easier, and 10 more difficult (requiring the student to add and subtract). I developed this for my second graders, but by changing out the key this could also work for into to pictographs for 1st grade or review for 3rd grade.

Match the analog clock to the correct digital time. There are 16 clocks and 16 matching times. Time to the minute. Winter theme.

Solve each train car’s word problem. Find the correct candy piece and place it with the car. Decide whether you added, subtracted, or both to find your answer. Place the car behind the corresponding train engine. Record your answers. This train set is similar to the Christmas Word Problem Train, BUT there are different addends, minuends, and subtrahends.

Compare number sentences. Multi step. First solve for either the sum or difference. Then compare the equation to determine < > or = to. Regrouping with ones, tens, hundreds, & thousands Leprechaun Graphics for St. Patrick's Day. Similar to my Turkey, Santa, & Happy Hearts comparing numbers math tubs. Record sheet and answer key.

Find the correct candies to complete the skip counting number lines. Record your answers. For an added challenge indicate what number would come before your first piece of candy and what number would come after your last piece of candy.

Skip counting by 5s, 6s, and 7s. Christmas candy number strings. Find the correct candies to complete the skip counting number lines. Record your answers. For an added challenge indicate what number would come before your first piece of candy and what number would come after your last piece of candy.

Compare number sentences. Multi step. First solve for either the sum or difference. Then compare the equation to determine < > or = to. There are three different difficulty levels. Elves have basic addition and subtraction to 20; reindeer have adding and subtraction with regrouping into the hundreds; snowmen have adding and subtraction with regrouping up to 2,000. Record sheets and answer key.