Ms. Hanson Creates

This banner is perfect to hang in your school hallway or in your classroom to motivate students for upcoming big tests! Surprise your students with donuts, rewarding them for all their hard work during the year! 🍩 This banner is made to look like kraft paper. I recommend printing it out with a poster printer or using it to trace and paint your own banner! Size: 72 x 35 inches (standard for most banners) PDF file for easy printing.

Help your students master place value with a spooky twist! 👻 This "How Many Treats? 🍬 Breaking Down Tens and Ones" anchor chart is designed for first and second-grade students to visualize how numbers are built using base-ten blocks and individual units. Featuring "Frankenstein’s Order," this poster provides a clear, colorful example of how to decompose a two-digit number into its component parts. It's the perfect visual aid for your October math centers or Halloween-themed lessons! 🎃 This

I made this poster to hang in my 4th and 5th grade resource room to help remind students what operations to use when they see certain words in a problem. This poster can be helpful for all elementary math classes!