MsTs Workshop

Great for cut out activities! Gluing on paper plates works best or to place in sheet protector for review!

Order your numbers from least to greatest. Write each number in a link of the “Chain.” If you roll a number that you already have, you lose that turn. If you roll a number that you can use, you must use it. You must use a pen to play this game! Use 3 dice: The red die is your HUNDREDS value. (2nd grade and up) The green die is your TENS value. (1st grade) The white die is your ONES value.

Dot cards that can be printed on notecards for number sense!

Is it Odd or Even? Two dice, 12 counters and a recording sheet. If you roll an odd sum, Player one records it. If the sum is even, Player 2 records it. Winner is the first person to record 7 numbers. 2 recording sheets

Great for all teachers to use as a reference or for students to keep in their binders!

Great for all teachers to use as a reference or for students to keep in their binders!

A large print out of numbers 0 to 20 with ten frames showing the number. Great to print out, laminate, place on ground and do as a whole class game!

Number line from 1 to 20 with number word underneath. Great to print out, laminate, lay out and play whole class!

Shapes concentration game. Print on card stock, cut out and can be played one-on-one, groups of 2 or even as a mini assessment between teacher and student!

Word problems using bar modeling to help solve each problem. Great way for students to show their understanding and to help them write euqations.

Great assessment for measurement!

3 Digit Subtraction with Blocks. One problem (2 per page) where students subtract using the blocks provided on the page to show their understanding os subtracting using base ten manipulatives.

Adding three-digit numbers assessment using various strategies!

Addition and Subtraction review word problems!

The Game of 11 2- 4 players, Supplies: 2 dice, 11 chips per person and game boards for each player Each player needs 11 chips and a game board How to Play: Each person places all 11 of their chips ANYWHERE they want on their game board. They can spread them out, or put them all on one space, or any combination in between. They cannot overlap spaces- e.g. covering 7and 8 with one chip is not allowed. Take turns rolling both dice. ALL players add the sum of the two dice, and remove ONE chip f

This worksheet is a good assessment that I used for my students. First part asks students to identify a quadrilateral and then explain what makes a shape a quadrilateral. the second part has students partition shapes into thirds and fourths.

Great assessment on subtracting two-digit numbers!

Assessment on strategies for adding two-digit numbers!

Race to 30 Use 1 die, and a 30 chart. Each player needs a game piece. Take turns rolling the die and moving ahead the number rolled each time, to land EXACTLY on 30. Variation: Use a hundreds chart, roll 2 dice.

Double Digit Addition Assessment. Both non regrouping and regrouping. Students are given various equations, 2 word problems, asked to solve the equation (some ask to use a certain strategy)