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There are 12 different pages for students to practice their number bonds to 20. 1. These pages can be used in reusable dry-erase pockets for individual student practice. 2. I have a binder sheet protector taped to each student’s locker. We call them our “Locker Pockets”. Each student can choose their own sheet, complete and display completed work in their locker pocket.

Allow your students to show their place value knowledge by solving these Who Am I? cards. There are 18 cards included as well as, a recording sheet and and answer key. they can be a SCOOT activity or placed in a math center.

There are 44 different Fact Family cards for student to practice their addition and subtraction facts to 20. In addition there is a set of recording sheets for students to write two addition and two subtraction sentences for each fact family.

Full engaging lesson with answer key. Covers what a polynomial is, standard form of a polynomial, and the degree of a polynomial. Includes guided and individual practice questions. Includes the history of polynomials. Includes exit ticket (question from New York State Regents Exam).

Interactive Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem great for Middle/High school students. Uses paper, scissors, and pencils. Includes two additional proof videos and history of Pythagoras.

Allow your students to have fun finding 10 more or 10 less than a 3 digit number. Use these cards in a variety of ways.

Give your students practice writing 10 more or 10 less than a variety of 2 digit numbers.

Quiz-Quiz-Trade is an engaging Kagan Cooperative Learning Structure. This activity is a great way for students to practice and review their skills. All the teacher needs to do is create the questions on flash cards.

These cards allow children to show you a 2 digit number in a different way. I use them as "Get in the Door" cards in the morning. They tell me the number in a different way. For example: 46 can be shown as 3 tens and 16 ones, or 2 tens and 26 ones.

Learn how to capture your physical calculator screen on your computer with TI software. This is a handy tool to have students record their calculator graphs and info. This is also a good thing to know for making step-by-step calculator directions.

There are 24 “I Have… Who Has…?” clock cards with hour and half hour analog clock faces.