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Replace the manufactured/ included labels on your place value pocket chart with these clean, modern, and fun labels! What's Included?: "Let's Count" label "ones," "tens," and "hundreds" labels numbers 0-9 labels How to Use: Print, laminate, and cut each label Place accordingly in the pocket chart. Want to enhance your place value pocket chart??*Instead of bundling straws, use base 10 blocks (cubes, rods, flats) to support students' development of place value!

Use this resource to enrich, strengthen, and grow your students' number sense, pattern recognition, skip counting, and understanding of place value during math/ calendar time. How to Use: Print, laminate, and cut the circle pieces and ten frames. Use velcro dots or sticky-tac to secure one circle to each ten frame square each day for 180 days. *The images on the circle pieces progress in seasonal order (school bus, apple, pencil, pumpkin, leaf, turkey, snowflake, snowman, ice skate, heart, star,

Use these sheets with your students to help keep you and them focused and accountable! Work with students to create a goal to focus on in math during a unit. Then, work to introduce students to different strategies to be utilized to support them in meeting their goal. Have students fill in each box with the name of the strategy, a picture to represent the strategy, etc.