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Practice showing numbers and writing number sentences.

My son has been busy memorizing his multiplication facts but I felt like he wasn't truly grasping the "why." This has been really helpful to show a visual aspect of repeated addition and why 4 x 5 and 5 x 4 are the same answer.

These are simple and clear exit slips/check-in's for the math standards. Each standard is displayed on the top line by the students name for keeping track easily of which standards each student in your class has mastered. Some exit slips take up a whole page while for others you will see two, three, or four per page for you to cut and distribute. *Be sure to check out my matching math assessment that pairs perfectly with this product and covers every second grade math standard!

This worksheet is great for students to practice number sense! Pick a number and let your students figure out how to represent it in 13 different ways. I make packets of these worksheets for my students to practice numbers 1-20.

Posters of all the ten friends and doubles--I cut mine apart and put them on chart paper so I have have them on the same page for easy reference!

For those of you familiar with the BUILD, the acronym helps students solve word problems. Here is a poster to display in your classroom and staple in those math folders!