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I created five different power points to help teach my students about space. Each power point (astronauts, stars, the moon, the planets, and the sun) uses kid friendly language and has lots of colorful pictures. Your students will enjoy learning about space with these power points.

This game helps to give your students extra practice reading those tricky long vowel or silent e words. My kids love it and it has really helped. Hope it helps your students too! Please don't forget to leave feedback. :)

My kiddos always have a hard time telling the difference between lowercase d and b so I created this poster. I used it with a song/saying I heard from someplace: Bat and ball, bat and ball, that's how you make a b, write the bat then the ball. Doorknob and the door, doorknob and the door, that's how you make a d, write the doorknob then the door. It did help mine so hope it helps your kids too!

This activity goes along with the common core standards and helps reinforce place value. It also is similar to place value problems you might see on standardized tests. I have created a smartboard activity and matching worksheet to give students practice counting and circling groups of ten and finding the leftover ones. I have my students actually write the numbers on each cube and then circle once they have numbered to ten. The smartboard has 6 problems and the worksheet has four problems f

Students roll two dice to create a two digit number then decide if the number is even or odd.

This is another version of my calendar math sheet. I added some different skills. I usually copy this and put it in a notebook. I like it because it holds the students accountable instead of them just sitting there during calendar time. It has really helped reinforce important math skills.

This game is designed to reinforce your students' skills with counting base ten sticks and cubes and matching with equal amounts of dimes and pennies. Included is a worksheet for independent practice.

I noticed that my students were forgetting important concepts that we learned so I created these spiraling review quizzes. They begin with easy concepts and gradually build in difficulty. New concepts are introduced throughout the quizzes. There are 34 quizzes so I do one a week beginning the second week of school. I use these weekly quizzes to let me know who is still struggling with different concepts and to let me know who I need to work with in math small groups the next week. I also us

I made this easy to understand math word wall to help my students get a visual representation of key math concepts and terms. Each one is illustrated with simple language for quick comprehension. There are 52 different math terms covered. I've included concepts like symmetry, temperature, weight, capacity, shapes/solids, tally marks, addition, subtraction, money, skip counting, graphs, patterns, place value, probability, fact families, calendar, measurement, time, inequalities, fractions, est

This is a quick, easy, and fun introduction or review to adding the 's to nouns to show possession. My students loved this fun way to add 's to nouns and had it helped them remember what a possessive noun was.

Want a fun way to reinforce important writing fundamentals? If so, you need Captain Capital and his Punctuation Pals to swoop in and save the day. They help kids remember that all important capital letter and proper punctuation in a fun and easy to remember way. Each character also has their own hand sign to help those kinesthetic learners.

I created this fun game to help reinforce words that begin with the ch sound. I printed it on card stock and let my kids color the pac man guy then cut everything out. The students then fed the pellets to their little guy and read the ch word that they made. They really enjoyed this activity.

This is a fun Thanksgiving themed number order game. There are 14 different sets of number cards to work with ranging from ordering 3 numbers to a challenge set of five numbers. There is also a recording sheet and answer key so students can self check.

I created this game because I needed something to reinforce "ea" recognition and give my students extra practice working with and reading words containing "ea". There are several different ways to play to accomodate each student's level which I have listed in the game directions. Students are building "ea" words, matching "ea" pictures to their correct word, identifying "ea" words by using pictures, and more. I hope your students like this game and you find it useful.

This is a perfect beginning to a money unit and great tally mark practice! Students count sets of tally marks and match them to sets of nickels and pennies. I've included three different activities: Read the Room, Match Game, and an individual activity.

This game is designed to help your students reinforce their number ordering skills. You can have them order from least to greatest or greatest to least. There are fourteen different sets of numbers to work with along with a recording sheet. I made the sets different colors but also put letters on each set so that it would be easy to tell the sets apart if you chose to print in black and white. You can print on card stock and laminate for more durability. I’ve also included an answer key so that

This is a game for your students to practice expanded form/expanded notation. I've differentiated the game so that there are three levels of play. One set of cards is just two digit numbers. A second set is three digit numbers. You can mix the two sets for practice with both. I've also included three different versions of an extension worksheet for individual practice.

This game has your students practicing their tally marks as well as money counting skills when they match their tally mark card to it's matching nickel and penny card. I've made matching tally mark/nickel penny sets up to 20 so they will get lots of practice. I've also included a worksheet for extra independent practice.

Students will match popcorn problems to the popcorn box with the correct answer then write the equivalent equation problems on the record sheet. I've included popcorn counters if needed and an answer key for self checking.

This is a fun game with a cupcake theme to review two digit missing numbers to 100. There are four sets of cards with numbers missing from either the front, back, middle, or front and back of the number sequence and students must identify the missing numbers. I've also included a matching worksheet for independent assessment or center accountability.