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Mixed Addition & Subtraction Word Stories Yearlong BundleMonthly Sets for IEP Goal Tracking & Progress Monitoring Looking for an easy, consistent way to target addition and subtraction word story goals all year long? This resource was designed specifically for special education classrooms, intervention groups, RTI support, and progress monitoring! This yearlong bundle includes monthly mixed addition and subtraction word story sets that make it simple to collect data, track student growth, and s

Build foundational math skills with this versatile Number Line Add & Subtract PDF!Designed to help students practice addition and subtraction using the “count on” and “count back” strategies, this resource provides structured support for learners who benefit from visual and hands-on problem-solving. Perfect for independent practice, small group instruction, intervention, or assessment, these customizable worksheets support students in developing stronger number sense while using a number line as

An editable worksheet designed for students to practice the process of solving for a missing addend with a sum of 100. What if you are practicing general missing addends? This worksheet is editable! You can change the sums or digits around as needed while still having a solved example for students to see and two word problems at the end.

A fun (editable) game for estimating addition and subtraction number sentences! How I Use It: This is usually an independent activity or partner work. Students roll one die (or pair of dice) to create a two 2-digit numbers to either add or subtract, then they rewrite the number sentence so it creates an estimation problem, and finally they solve for the estimated number sentence. The file is a Word Document so you have the ability to change the instructions to differentiate or to better fit the

A fun creating and ordering two-digit numbers game! My students love Baby Shark and enjoyed playing this game with Baby Shark playing on a loop in the background. The game is ideally played with three players, each player flips two playing cards to create a two-digit number (i.e. if they flip a 3 or a 9, they can make the number 39 or 93), then the students work together to order the numbers from "least to greatest" on the front and "greatest to least" on the back. A deck of playing cards or 0-9

6 addition and subtraction word problem questions with 6 early finisher questions on the back. Personally, the front side is mandatory classwork and students earn a sticker for completing it. The back side is for any students who finish early.

A simple graph to track birthdays for the classroom.

Students will practice adding three addends in this fun worksheet.

I print and frame this PDF to hang in my classroom in a visible place for students to see. Using a dry erase marker, we track how many books we read as an entire class. I actually only teach Math & Science and have 3 sections of students at the elementary level but want to emphasize the importance of literacy. My students love to see their reading goals celebrated outside of the reading classroom, especially for my students who don't feel like Math or Science is a subject they feel confident in;

This certificate is used alongside a Think Time Slip (by Paigley Heath on TpT) with my behavior chart (by Abby Buettner on TpT). I wanted to design something that would give recognition to my Super Students, and not just single out those who are not behaving with the Think Time Slips. I have a binder where I keep all of the negative slips and positive certificates as my own personal record.

This is just a reminder slip that I made for my students for our outdoors books and buddies day! It was very nice! The older grade levels read to the younger grade levels and they sat on the playground with a towel and several books.