MrsMcDermid

Great for relating addition to subtraction. Can be used for any grade K-4. (1)Write the two numbers to be added in the lower two boxes. (2) Write the sum in the top box. (3) Use these three numbers to write four true math sentences in the lower panel. Tip: Print fact house on colored paper and laminate.

If You Take A Mouse To The Movies - sequencing pocket chart cards This is a circle story and would work well to be sequenced and displayed in a circle. *I'm trying a new file type to fix previous issues

These 4 worksheets will help relate addition to subtraction as well as allows the use of a number line. The 2 sets (1-10 & 1-15) have a large 8 1/2x11 sheet and a page with 4 houses for student use.

Bee Responsible Bee Respectful Bee Safe 16 classroom/school ways to Bee a Good Student! Print 2 copies for a matching game.

Print on cardstock and laminate. Each day, students find and place the correct number in the ones, tens, and hundreds place to make the number of days of school. You could use sticky tack or have velcro to attach. *Please note: for eleven-nineteen, the words are in red and a combo of green and red.

Charts showing: -number -number word -base 10 -tallies -Canadian coins For numbers 1-20, 25, 50, 75, 100 Includes a blank page for your own use.

My students have Wake Up Work each morning. For the month of December, they will create an addition sentence where the sum is the day. December 3 ____ + ____ = 3 December 12 ____ + ____ = 12 They will fill in a question for weekend days as well as work ahead for days during the holidays.

I print and cut these to place around our classroom clock. It is a great visual for students to learn the minutes.

Canada's National Anthem divided up into 19 legal size (11x14) pages for kids to draw and represent each part. It also includes a cover page with a ready to colour Canada flag.

What a great song! I made these cards to hand out to the kids while we listen to the song. When their character is shown, they jump up and say the word. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyVzjoj96vs&safe=active

Ask your child these same 20 questions on their birthday each year. A sweet and funny memory to have! Could be used in the classroom on students birthday.

For more skip counting slides see Skip Counting Slides 2s 5s 10s Forward Backward Odd Off-Decade

I use this page at a Literacy Center. The kids have alphabet 'charms' and use tweezers to sort them. It is great for fine motor skills too!