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This animated PowerPoint will walk your students through the compensation addition strategy in a fun and engaging way! Ollie the owl gives step by step instructions as students follow along on the presentation practice sheet. I have also included an additional practice sheet for later review. If you would like to see a sample of my work, check out my Freddy the Frog presentation! http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Open-Number-Line-Addition-Strategy-PPT-Sample-1083247 Thank you fo

This presentation will walk students through the partial sums addition strategy. Blip is fun and engaging as he flies in with tips! Blip will briefly review place value and expanded form. Students will be engaged by this presentation as they follow along with Blip as he takes them through several examples on the "Follow along with Blip" sheet. If you would like to see a FREE sample of a similar kind of presentation, please visit my store and look for Open Number Lines with Freddy the Frog! T

This is full version of the Open Number Line with Freddy the Frog presentation. Freddy and his friends take students through the process of using an open number line as an addition strategy. Students will see Freddy's freinds make jumps on the number line based on chunking addends by place value, skip counting and making a ten! Students can follow along with Freddy on their own Lily Line sheet and help Freddy think of other ways his friends could have made the jumps! Thanks for downloading!

This presentation walks students through the friendly numbers strategy step-by-step! Each step flies in, and there are tips and hints to scaffold students to the right answer! In addition to the practice provided in the presentation, there is a review slide and a scaffolded worksheet!

This is the FREE Sample version of the Open Number Line with Freddy the Frog presentation. Freddy and his friends take students through the process of using an open number line as an addition strategy. Students will see Freddy's freinds make jumps on the number line based on chunking addends by place value, skip counting and making a ten! Students can follow along with Freddy on their own Lily Line sheet and help Freddy think of other ways his friends could have made the jumps! If you like t

Freddy and his friends are back, by popular demand! This time Freddy is walking students how to use an open number line in order to subtract. This presentation is very similar to the addition version, so please check out that preview. Enjoy! And as always, your feedback is appreciated.

This game is very much like Slap Jack. But students have to be quick to know their place values in order to win the stack! This fun game is great for centers! This game includes: 55 game cards 10 Place Value indicator cards 1 Place Value worksheet Use the worksheet to assess learning. Students draw a card from the stack, copy the card into the box that says "my card" and check the box next to the correct form (Standard, Base 10/Picture, Expanded). Then they can complete the section by writing

Students will have fun playing this game that allows them to practice measuring in centimeters as well as comparing measurements (via the Challenge Cards). This game can easily be stored in a zipper bag or made into a folder game for easy storage! Get set for some fun because Rulers Rule!

This product is a great way to review a lesson on how to read an analog clock! I put materials in my math center and have students construct the clock and then use the clocks later to review in small and whole group lessons. My students love constructing the clocks and it helps reinforce the skip counting skills needed to tell time to the nearest 5 minutes. Enjoy!

Students will have fun playing this game that allows them to practice measuring in inches as well as comparing measurements (via the Challenge Cards). Students will be measuring to the 1/2 inch and 1/4 inch. This game can easily be stored in a zipper bag or made into a folder game for easy storage! Get set for some fun because Rulers Rule!

The bunny wants the biggest carrot! Help him decide which one to eat! Use this as a center or small group activity to provide students with opportunities to compare numbers. Comparing Carrots contains all the printables you need to create an engaging center, and includes a student recording sheet. Students will compare standard, base 10 and expanded form numbers. Thanks for downloading!

This fun printable allows you to sort plane shapes with your students in whole group or small group on the board (just add magnets) or by creating an anchor chart by gluing the pieces to cart paper. This printable would also be great as a center activity! I have included the names of the triangles and quadrilaterals. The sort includes pentagons and hexagons and a blank umbrella and raindrops for you to add shapes if you like. I have also included a cut and paste sort worksheet for students to

This center activity gives students a fun opportunity to practice comparing numbers! Students will compare the values shown on each pair of fish and determine which gator symbol will make the number sentence true: greater than, less than, or equal to. The values on the fish are represented in standard number form, expanded form and picture form. There are also blank fish so that you can create your own number sentences to suit your students' needs. I have also included a student recording she