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Are you trying an alternative to mundane homework this school year? Use this September- April family-friendly homework menu! Allow students to choose 3 out of the 5 activities per week to do with their families. Activities range from standards-based tasks, to creating fun memories with their family! Print double-sided to have accountability sheet on back. Students must think through this response page-- and so must their parents!

Make a 10 Go Fish! *Great game for classrooms working with making 10 and addition facts up to 20 *Visual of the ten frame at the bottom of the card will help with automaticity of numeral recognition *Cards 0-10, 4 of each *Variation of recording sheets (3), depending on the needs of your students How to play: 1. Each player is dealt 5 cards, the rest go in the center of the table. 2. If a player has a pair of cards that makes a 10, they put the cards down in front of them. 3. Starting with pl

Part-Part-Whole math game with addition and subtraction game boards -easy printing -minimal prep -play with a team or on your own Game includes: -directions on how to play for both addition and subtraction -number cards from 1-20 -? cards for missing addends -equation recording sheet -end-of-game reflection sheet

Great games for the first week of school/ review! Use this COMBO pack to get your students up and moving, and to become more familiar with Kagan strategies. These games keep students interested and involved in active-listening as they wait for their turn to speak. *2 games: one letter, one number *2 sets of cards for each game: one with TEN FRAME support, one without, one with PICTURE support, one without *visit my store to buy separately!

How are addition and subtraction facts related? *Do this craftivity with your class this holiday season as a fun way to learn more about addition and subtraction problems and how they are related! *Steps to make fact family presents on large construction paper with tags and bows included. *Present template with tags and bows. Give students option to color their own ribbon, or print from 3 choices given. Example on page 11. *Use for differentiated instruction- 3 pages of large tags with numbers

This "I have, Who has" Tens and Ones game will activate students' active listening skills and keep them engaged- great for any classroom working on understanding place value! *Use as extension activity on place value lesson *Use as review activity *20 cards *Start card labeled

This is a great game to get students up and moving- and learning place value! In this matching game.... one side of the heart is represented by a "quick pic", the other side, numeral form. Students have to walk around the room and find their match. Once they have found their match, they record who they met up with, what their number was, and how many 10's and 1's that number has. There are 3 sets of playing cards, one white, one magenta, one pink. Choose your color, print, laminate, and play!

Quarterly Data Sheets- Print out these pages and staple them in a folder for quick and easy access to your student data. Take anecdotal notes weekly to track progress of students and to plan for future instruction. Record scores and notes of progress with discretion. Packet includes grade sheets and anecdotal note sheets for Quarter 1-4 and subjects Reading/ Word Study, Writing, Math, Social Studies and Science.

Great game for the first week of school/ review! Use this to get your students up and moving, and to become more familiar with Kagan strategies. This game keeps them interested and involved in active-listening as they wait for their turn to speak. *2 sets of cards: one with TEN FRAME picture support, one without

Have some fun on Halloween and incorporate this curriculum-aligned Halloween Math BINGO! Students will solve for the equation, missing number, and even find the equations themselves in this mixed up "Solving Equations" BINGO. Print and laminate so you can use year after year, or to incorporate into student led math stations or centers. 20 student cards, 24 teacher cards. Thanksgiving and Christmas versions coming soon!

Match 'Em Up! Are you teaching your students place value? This tens and ones match game is interactive and fun! *10 cards, enough for 20 students to play *students will use what they know about tens and ones to find their matching number in standard form and vice versa *perfect for an extension activity or break up to use in a math center *cut the cards on the dotted line, shuffle them up, and pass them out! *recording sheet for students to keep track of who they have matched up with and wha

Curriculum- aligned name plates for February! *Alphabet, vowels in red *1-20 number line *Left and Right sides labeled *Part, part, whole graphic for addition and subtraction support *Tens and ones quick pick *120 chart

Use these 120 grid puzzles to help build a stronger foundation of number sense for your students. *Aligns with Chapter 6 in First Grade Go Math *4 differentiated puzzles *Use in math centers *Scaffold learning during math lessons *Minimal prep *Print on colored cardstock paper and laminate for future use

Use this in your classroom to enrich your mathematics block. *Differentiate numbers based on student needs *This game could be used as a math center *Minimal prep, easy printing How to play: *Print out each page in a different color *Cut out shapes along solid lines *Bag like color pages together *Students will have to determine if the equations are equal or not equal as they put the stars together Rotate numbers in cooperative learning groups so students have a chance to complete each star

Use this Place Value Spin- It! game in your classroom for morning work, in math centers, or extension activities after your lesson. Students just need a paper clip and their pencil. They will use the spinner to find (and color in) the matching number below in either standard form or picture form.

Use this packet in your classroom during your study on telling time to the hour and half hour. Group your students in a group of three or more to create and complete a timeline of their day. Students will draw the hands on the analog clock of the time of the event they would like to label, write their time in a digital format and write a sentence about the event. *no prep *group work or individual *differentiated sheets for students who need more mathematical support *task card to hand out fo

Fact Family Packet- Use this in your classroom for an extension on a fact family lesson or for math centers. Students use what they know to complete the star fact family booklet with addition and subtraction for numbers 5-25. There are two styles of booklets in this packet: one full set with ten frame visuals on the bottom of the page, and a full set without ten frame visuals. At the end of both packets, there are blank pages for students to create their own. This could be used as a QQT activit

Enjoy this packet of activities with your class during your greater than/ less than unit. Perfect for gluing in math journals! Use these activities in addition to or as an extension of Go Math Chapter 7. There are several different activities that include: *identifying the greater and lesser numbers by writing <, >, or = *creating your own number sentence with < and > already included (CCSS aligned) *identifying x is less than or greater than x *comparing numbers by drawing tens and

This product is great for practicing true and false equations. 6 (differentiated) sorts for all levels of your students. 2 sorting games. Easy prep! Print and laminate and tuck game in match center bins. Use sorts for independent work, partner work, or assessments.

Perfect games to reinforce doubles facts this holiday season! Just print, laminate and play! This pack includes: *differentiated spinner games *doubles, doubles plus one, doubles minus one facts for practice *spinners with single numbers that students will either double, or use as a double minus or plus one fact *task cards for each set