MrsNathan

Use this pennant as a math activity. You can go many different directions with this activity. It could be used as a beginning of the year activity to build the idea of math all around us, to compare each other in graphing, or as an extra activity after other work is completed. Enjoy!

Use this project as a way to get students creatively showing what they know about area and perimeter. Pack includes: Directions sheet graph paper Rubric for grading Worksheet to record area and perimeter

Use these blank hundreds chart puzzles to reinforce patterns on the hundreds chart. This document fits in with Everyday Math lessons in 2nd grade. I am going to be using this as an enrichment for students who want to challenge partners to figure out what numbers would be in a section of a number chart. You may put any numbers into these blank charts.

I created this set of materials to use with my 2nd grade students. I plan to teach strategies to go along with each math facts list and then practice each for 1 week. Included are the following: •Math fact cards to use for testing, grouped into 21 +/- lessons and 4 bonus multiplication lessons (answer keys included) •Punch cards to track student progress •Math facts Tracking Chart (student and teacher) •4 mixed practice tests grouped by answers 0-10 and 11-18 •Certificate of completion

This basic fact booklet was created to be used in the primary grades. It includes tips and tricks for doubles, doubles plus one, counting on, counting back and various other strategies involving addition and subtraction facts up to 18. Other sample pages include: Color by sum Word Problems Dice games Arrays Turn around facts Make 10 Matching Mixed practice Strategies built in throughout the way... And many more...100 different practice worksheets in one product! This product can be used sep

I created this engineering packet to be used with 2nd graders. This packet lays the foundation for having students go through the engineering process by designing and constructing a sail boat that will float down a river. The river I used was a taped out path on tile. The force used to get the boats moving is a simple fan. We then measure to see whose boat can float the farthest in 10 seconds. Students are then asked to revise their boat to float farther.

Use this activity to help your students practice paying for items with coin combinations. Students cut apart the snack cards and choose them from a bag. They then record their items and draw coins to pay for those items. I plan to use this as an extension in my 2nd grade Everyday Math lessons.

Use this game to practice a variety of math skills. All you need is a deck of math cards (digits, fractions, base 10 etc.). An example, teacher directions and blank worksheet are included. How to play: Students draw a set number of cards and then write them in the boxes at the top of the worksheet. They then answer the questions written by the teacher in the table. The possibilities are endless as to how this can be used. Get out your very best western accent and start drawin' numbers!

Use these games to practice "hard" subtraction problems (11-20) and creating arrays. Students will need: colored pencils dice Subtraction soccer: Designed to engage students in recognizing subtraction equations. Alligator Arrays: Designed to engage students in creation of arrays using dice.

Use the record sheet with pumpkins in the classroom. Students will measure, draw and answer questions about a real pumpkin. Students may either work in partners or independently.

I created this set of worksheets to use with my second graders. We used real pennies and graphed them by year, found the mean, median and mode of the years, and solved some word problems.

A game that uses dice to practice subtracting from 18. Students need: Chips/game pieces dice