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Print out these simple desk name cards for your students. Have the students write their name, decorate them, and then you can laminate them. Print them on different colors of paper or different sizes of paper. Easily change or replace them halfway through the year when they get damaged or worn. Use them in a standing pocket chart, have the students find their name each day and turn it over to show they are present. (name identification and attendance)

A printable decimal number line that you can print yourself and throw away each year when you're done. Includes guiding cutting lines. Ideas: Print on colored paper and laminate. Use it to count the days of school by adding the numbers as they come. Add stickers or have the students color the different multiples. See my store for the non-decimal version of 0 to 203 and negative numbers from -1 down to -204 Send me a picture of it in your classroom and I'll give you anything you want from my

A printable negative integer number line that you can print yourself and throw away each year when you're done. Includes guiding cutting lines. Ideas: Print on colored paper and laminate to use again and again. Use it to count the days of school by adding and subtracting numbers in both directions as they come. Add stickers or have the students color the different multiples. See my store for the decimal version or the positive integer numbers versions which could connect to this one. Send me

16 pages of morning warm-up activities similar to the sample. Activities should be done in order and get progressively harder. The students need to discover the horizontal and vertical patterns to complete the whole grid. Once they are finished they color or highlight certain numbers. My students usually start their day with these types of puzzles to get them thinking and adding quickly in their head. This is great for adding, subtracting, finding the difference, patterns, morning work, w

A printable number line that you can print yourself and throw away each year when you're done. Includes guiding cutting lines. Ideas: Print on colored paper and laminate to use again and again. Use it to count the days of school by adding the numbers as they come. Add stickers or have the students color the different multiples. See my store for the decimal version or the negative numbers version which could connect to this one. Send me a picture of it in your classroom and you can choose a

Printable handout or poster that has many types of geometric forms and figures that are all different colors and it asks... What are the fractions? This is an open-ended activity that has many answers and can be posted on a bulletin board or done in small groups. Great for talking about qualities or characteristics of geometric shapes as well as fractional numbers.