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An assessment to track progress of your kids on EACH of the Common Core standards. I give this test at the beginning, middle, and end of the year and can easily figure out which standards I need to focus on. There is a problem for each Common Core standard and it is listed below the problem so that you can see exactly where your kids need help and easily share the results at conferences with the breakdown on the first page! *Be sure to check out my matching quick check-in's/exit slips that cover

Practice showing numbers and writing number sentences.

I've created this because I wanted a simple and clear way to keep track of my daughter's progress as I begin teaching her some basic skills at home! This would be wonderful for homeschool or in the classroom. For letters, "l" stands for being able to say the letter name and "s" stands for being able to say the letter sound For numbers, "n" stands for being able to say the number name and "c" stands for being able to count a group of objects of that number (I plan to ensure she can do this with p

This resource sheet includes all things students K-2 need to know but will be useful for any grade. I print these double sided and laminate for students to keep in their desk all year for easy reference and often hand them out at conferences for parents to keep at home! As you can see in the picture, it includes a number chart, place value, dot numbers, odd and even, money, word problem key words, 2D and 3D shapes, fractions, time, measuring, and a number line. *Also, be sure to check out my W

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.

This download includes eight versions of 120 charts that progressively get more difficult to help your little one write and count to 120, as well as practice counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s! Here is the recommended order: Page 1: Practice counting out loud to 120 Page 8: Look for patterns in 120 (for example, "Circle the 10s", "Color the 5s yellow", "What do you notice about the numbers as you go down each row?", etc.) Page 3: Write to 120 (missing 10s) Page 4: Write to 120 (missing 5s) Page 5: Writ

There are so many uses for these cards! In our classroom we use them for playing the I Have Who Has game, matching, and sorting. There are 96 cards in all so 48 pairs. Level 1 - basic coin and value identification for introduction or reminder Level 2 - adding up coins (words) to help build skills for money word problems Level 3 - adding up coins (pictures)

I have found that even my second graders have a hard time doing addition and subtraction problems because they don't have basic number sense. I created this and it has helped IMMENSELY! As a class we sit together and I play the slide show. When a slide comes up they shout the number or I say "doubles" and they double the number. There are so many ways to use this to help your students gain those critical visuals in their heads and to be shown a variety of ways to solve a problem. Includes slid

An assessment to track progress of your kids on EACH of the Common Core standards. I give this test at the beginning, middle, and end of the year and can easily figure out which standards I need to focus on. There is a problem for each Common Core standard and it is listed below the problem so that you can see exactly where your kids need help and easily share the results at conferences with the breakdown on the first page! *I also have a second grade version of this in my shop!

Visual flash cards for endless uses. Use the + and - cards as well as the Math Wizard card for games.

Here are five 5 STEAM challenges that your kids will love! I made these fun challenges because I know my kiddos grow tired of worksheets and thrive from collaborative, hands on activities that require imagination and integrate subjects like math and science. These are EASY and CHEAP--most materials you will already have in your classroom and can be reuse! Best of all they will become familiar with the scientific method with these worksheets.

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.

A great way to practice or assess understanding for Math Common Core 2.G.3.

This is a fun project to finish up your Geometry unit! It ties in the each type of graph that students need to know for the Common Core Representing and Interpreting Data standards AND each type of shape they need to know for the Geometry standards.

This simple and clear worksheet is great for practice or assessment of standard 2.NBT.A.3: Read and write numbers to 1000 using base-ten numerals, number names, and expanded form.

This Google Slides has 35 math vocabulary words with definitions and visual support! I use these to introduce new vocabulary and keep the Slides up on the Smartboard during math on the concept we are working on. Words included: -equation -addition -subtraction -double -half -skip count by 2's, 5's, and 10,s -greater than/less than/equal to -even/odd -strategies -word problems -place value -expanded form -word form -array -coins -time -digital/analog clocks -cm/in/ft/yards -measuring tools -graph

-even and odd -sum and difference -number bond -ten frame -array -number sentence -word problem -strategies (ten frame, fact family, tally marks, number bond, draw a picture, number line, number sentence)

An assessment to track progress of your kids on EACH of the Common Core standards. I give this assessment at the beginning, middle, and end of the year and can easily figure out which standards I need to focus on and to make sure I am hitting each one. This is also AMAZING for sharing at conferences, parents always comment on how simple and easy to follow this is. There is a problem for each Common Core standard and it is listed below the problem so that you can see exactly where your kids need

A great way to practice or assess understanding for Math Common Core 2.G.2.