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This template is great for helping students create and solve addition equations! Perfect for a math workshop activity, independent skills practice, or a small group lesson. Best used for fact fluency practice. Directions: Students need a pair of dice (optional: students can work with a partner). Students will roll the dice, write the equation down on the spaces provided and solve. *Enrichment: have students use 10 sided dice.

Looking for a way for your students to practice their graphing skills? Lucky numbers is a hands on, engaging graphing game that students will love! Use as a math center during math workshop, a partner or group activity, or in small group instruction. Optional follow-up math questions provided with the game! Directions: Students need 1 die and 1-3 partners. Each student in the group chooses a number on the die as their "lucky number." Students take turns rolling the die. Each time a student rolls

This resource is great for continuing to develop number sense in students throughout the primary grades. This resource is ideal for math center activities, math workshop activities, an exit ticket, or warm up.

This resource is perfect for kindergartners and firsties exploring measurement concepts! Students will love finding these objects around the classroom and using their measurement skills to determine their length in unifix cubes. This activity allows for a hands-on learning experience that students will love! Use as a center activity, partner activity, or small group measurement practice.

Looking for a resource to help your students practice writing their two and three digit numbers in word form? Here it is! This is perfect as a math center, partner activity, or independent work. Directions: Students will need three dice (optional: a partner as well). Students will roll the dice and record the number they roll on the sheet provided (the first number being written in the hundreds place, the second number written in the tens place, the third number written in the ones place). Then,

Perfect for 1st-3rd "How To" writing unit! Includes various "Table of Contents" and step pages.

Students will love this partner activity to show off their double digit subtraction skills! It is great for skills practice or review! Perfect as a center activity or station work during math workshop or can be used with the whole class as a review game. Directions Students will need a partner and a pair of dice. Each partner takes turns rolling both dice and creating a two-digit number (ex. if a student rolls a 4 and a 2, their two digit number would be 42). Then, students write their equation

This math activity is perfect for mathematicians just starting to practice their subtraction skills! Use this template as a way for them to record and solve their subtraction problems in a fun, engaging way! Directions: Each student needs a deck of cards and a partner. Students take turns picking a card. Then, students record the numbers on the card they chose in the boxes, and subtract together. *Enrichment: Assign number values to the face cards that are higher than 10. (Ex. A queen face card

These templates are perfect for your St. Patrick's Day writing activity. Multiple variations make this perfect for a range of grade levels. These are perfect to use after reading How to Catch a Leprechaun by Adam Wallace or all on their own as a writing activity.