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I like my students to have a fun way to practice their lessons instead of just doing worksheets. This is why I created these cards to be used in 3 different games. What makes these cards different from others is how they can be used by a single student, pairs, small groups, or the whole class. I’ve even used them in reteaching mini-lessons. These are also great for homeschooling parents. This set contains 30 cards with rod and cube representations of 3-digit addition problems that may require re

These 3 puzzles are perfect independent practice after you've taught the lesson. All you need to do is print the pages for each student. Kids cut out the pieces and complete the puzzle collaboratively or independently. Each puzzle can be laminated and stored in a Zip Lock baggie to be used multiple times and year after year. The 3 different levels allow you to differentiate for your class. Triangle - easy, trapezoid - medium, and pentagon - harder. Besides reinforcing their learning, my students

This bundle includes all 3 of the Learning To Tell Time Bingo games. Game #1 is for kids just beginning to tell time, game #2 is for kids ready to practice quarter hours (:15 & :45), and game #3 is for those comfortable with on the hour, quarter-hour, half-hour, and three-quarter hour times. Having all 3 game sets allows you to differentiate for your whole class.  Anyone who has tried to teach kids time knows that it takes a lot of practice to become proficient. Worksheets have their value, but

I created these puzzles for my students to have a fun way to practice identifying the different kinds of geometrical lines and angles (ex; ray and right) in a game format. It keeps their attention so much more than a worksheet that they like to do the puzzles over and over. To solve, kids are required to identify the kind of line and match it to an example. My advanced students like to use these puzzles to challenge friends in a race. Those who simply need more practice can do them with partner

This bundle is a combination of the 2-digit and 3-digit sets of game cards. Each card has a visual representation of and addition equation using flats, rods, and cubes. There is also a corresponding answer card for every equation. The magic of these card sets is their ability to be used in at least 3 different games, either individually or collaboratively. Answer keys are provided for students to self-check. In total, there are 60 equation cards and 60 answer cards.

Finding equivalent fractions takes lots of practice, but instead of just doing worksheets I wanted my kids to have fun while still learning. They are perfect for small group assistance, math centers, peer collaboration challenges, or even for whole class lessons. It's great for advanced students to play in groups or for a teaching tool for you to help reteach students who may be struggling. I also used this game during remote learning, and my kids loved it! It's an excellent aid for homeschool t

This puzzle is perfect independent practice after you've taught the lesson. All you need to do is print out the pages for each student (laminate the pieces to use them year after year). Kids cut out the pieces and complete the puzzle. Each puzzle can be stored in a Zip Lock baggie to be used multiple times and year after year. This puzzle is the easiest of 3 levels which allows you to differentiate for your class. Triangle - easy, trapezoid - medium, and pentagon - harder. Besides reinforcing th

This Bingo game is #3 of 3 and contains a mixture of hour, quarter-hour, half-hour, and three-quarter hour times.  Learning to tell time takes a lot of practice to become proficient. But instead of just doing worksheets I wanted my kids to have fun while still learning, and that’s why I created this Bingo game. It’s perfect for small group assistance, math centers, peer collaboration challenges, or even for whole class lessons. My students ask to play this game over and over!Just like normal B

Kids often struggle with learning to tell time which is why I created these cards to be used for 3 different games. They are perfect for independent practice, small group challenges, whole class collaboration, or even to help teach the lesson. Simply cut out each of the cards and you're ready to go. Students match the clock faces with the digital time in any one of three ways. This bundle contains all four sets in the series of 4 with each card showing either a clock face or digital time for eve

This Bingo time game is #1 of 3, and uses times on the hour and half hour only.  Game #2 uses quarter-hours (:15 and :45).Game #3 is a bundle all 4 times (hour, half-hour, and quarter hours)Using all 3 games allow you to differentiate based on student ability and comfort levels.Learning to tell time takes a lot of practice, but instead of just doing worksheets I wanted my kids to have fun while still learning. That’s why I created this Bingo game. It’s perfect for small group assistance, math

These puzzles provide a fun way for your students to practice converting metric units of length. They keep your kids' attention so much better than a worksheet, that students like to do the puzzles over and over. This bundle includes all 3 difficulty level of puzzles, requiring students to make 1 or 2 steps conversions when finding an equivalent length. For example, going from cm to dm or cm to meter. Puzzles range from easy to hard containing 24 to 30 conversions. Some will use only whole numbe

Kids need practice identifying both the front and back sides of U.S. coins and bills, and then determining a total amount. This is why I created these cards to be used for 3 different games. They are perfect for independent practice, small group challenges, whole class collaboration, or even to help teach the lesson. Simply cut out each of the cards and you're ready to go. Students match the coins & bills with the monetary amount in any one of three ways. This bundle has both the front and back

This Bingo time game is 2 of 3 and uses times on the quarter-hour and three quarter-hour only.  Game #1 uses hour and half-hour times, and game #3 combines all of the times. This allows you to differentiate based on student needs and comfort levels.Learning to tell time takes a lot of practice, but instead of just doing worksheets I wanted my kids to have fun while still learning. That’s why I created this Bingo game. It’s perfect for small group assistance, math centers, peer collaboration cha

Place Value Addition With Regrouping Game CardsI like my students to have a fun way to practice the lessons they’ve learned in math. This is why I created these cards to be used in 3 different games. What makes these cards different from others is how they can be used by a single student, pairs, small groups, or the whole class. I’ve even used them in reteaching mini-lessons. These are also great for homeschooling parents. This set contains 30 cards with rod and cube representations of 2-digit a

These puzzles are perfect independent practice after you've taught the lesson. All you need to do is print out the pages for each student. They'll cut out the pieces and complete the puzzle. Laminate each puzzle and store in a Zip Lock baggie to be used multiple times and year after year. These puzzles have 3 difficulty levels which allows you to differentiate for your class. Triangle - easy, trapezoid - medium, and pentagon - harder. Besides reinforcing their learning, my students like to use t

I created this puzzle for my students to have a fun way to practice identifying the different kinds of geometrical lines (ex; perpendicular). It keeps their attention so much more than a worksheet that they like to do the puzzles over and over. To solve, kids are required to identify the kind of line and match it to an example. My advanced students like to use these puzzles to challenge friends in a race. Those who simply need more practice can do them with partners. This is puzzle #2 of 3 and

I created this puzzle for my students to have a fun way to practice identifying the different kinds of geometry angles (ex; obtuse). It keeps their attention so much more than a worksheet that they like to do the puzzles over and over. To solve, kids are required to identify the kind of angle and match it to an example. My advanced students like to use these puzzles to challenge friends in a race. Those who simply need more practice can do them with partners. This is puzzle #1 of 3 and allows y

This puzzle is perfect independent practice after you've taught the lesson. All you need to do is print out the pages for each student. They'll cut out the pieces and complete the puzzle collaboratively or independently. Laminate each puzzle and store in a Zip Lock baggie to be used multiple times and year after year. This puzzle is the easiest of the 3 levels which allows you to differentiate for your class. Triangle - easy, trapezoid - medium, and pentagon - harder. Besides reinforcing their l

I created this puzzle for my students to have a fun way to practice identifying the different kinds of geometrical lines and angles (ex; perpendicular, acute). It keeps their attention so much more than a worksheet that they like to do the puzzles over and over. To solve, kids are required to identify the type of line or angle and match it to an example. My advanced students like to use these puzzles to challenge friends in a race. Those who simply need more practice can do them with partners.

I created these video lessons so my students could independently watch my lessons as much as needed, and on their own time schedule. Each lesson is complete with a Google Slide Deck showing students how to solve the problems, step-by-step. Also included are 3 sets of problems for individual practice. The practice problems follow the exact same model as shown in the lesson video, so my kids work independently and don't need to come to me every time they have a question. This product was created