Ms Bilingues

This product pairs greatly with my "Pete the Cat Classroom Jobs" product that is also available in my store! - I recommend laminating, cutting out the buttons, hot gluing them to clothespins, and using them with the jobs chart. -Could also be used in lower grade Math activities. *Feel free to ask for a product to be made that you might need :)

I used this as a 3D shapes assessment for my dual language class (I taught Math in Spanish) and it was very easy for my students to understand. Head over to my TPT store to grab the BUNDLE that this resource is included in for more 3D shapes resources!

These 7 Spanish posters can be used to introduce 3D shapes and serve as a reminder when left up in the classroom for students to see :) Head over to my TPT store to grab the 3D shapes booklet and 3D shapes assessment that I made into a bundle to go along with these posters!

This product is a booklet you can make together with your kiddos. It explains which 2D shapes can be used to draw each 3D shape. Head over to my TPT store to grab the BUNDLE that this resource is included in for more 3D shapes resources!

This 3-part bundle includes: * 3D shapes booklet- focusing on the shapes and how to draw them * 3D shapes posters- name and picture of shape * 3D shapes end of unit assessment- name the shape and name characteristics Hope you find this bundle useful! head over to my TPT store to check out more of my bilingual products and feel free to make any suggestions for products I should make :)

These worksheets help your students practice generating number that are less than and greater than a given number. There are 2 pages each for 1-digit, 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit numbers.

There are two pages for 2 types of activities.: 1.) Puzzle As a whole group you can write the numbers in word form, cut each number in strips along the dotted lines, and have students glue them back in order into their math notebook like a puzzle. 2.) Foldable Since you are only cutting along the lines, the strips will turn into flaps. Have the students glue the uncut side onto their notebook, then write the numbers in word form under the flaps. Enjoy! :)