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Use this activity when teaching your students all the different ways that you can make 10. File includes: 1 color poster for individual student use or blow up as a poster for display. 1 student copy for them to color in themselves the different ways to make 10. This can be used as an assessment or in a center. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HOW TO GET TPT CREDITS ON FUTURE PURCHASES: -Go to MY PURCHASES page. - You will see a PROVIDE FEEDBACK button. - Please leave a star rati

Let students visually see what skip counting by each number looks like on the Hundred Chart! Packet includes: 1- 1 set of highlighted skip-counting charts for counting by 2s-10s. 2- 1 set of 2 on a page (for easy printing) of highlighted skip-counting charts for counting by 2s - 10s. 3- 1 set of worksheets for skip-counting by 2s - 10s where students have to color in the Hundred Chart and then answer comprehension questions. 4- 1 set of worksheets for skip-counting 2s-10s where students have to

St. Patrick's Day is right around the corner! This cute craft will add lots of fun, learning, and excitement to your plans! (It also makes for a super cute Bulletin Board!) These activities are aligned with the Common Core Standards for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade. This craft is easy for students to complete. While reinforcing the concept of Fact Families, students will choose 2 numbers from a pile. They will use the numbers and find the sum. With these 3 numbers, students will create their a

What an easy way to get kids to remember the parts of 10! When teaching addition facts that equal 10, use this file to help reinforce your lesson. Each color and side of the rainbow represents a "part" of 10. Included in the file is: -1 Poster of Rainbow Addition Facts - 1 page (9 to a page) of mini poster. Great for notebooks or to bring home. -1 blank poster page where the student fills in the missing numbers on the rainbow and uses it to write their own addition sentences that equal 10.

You can use this activity when you are teaching Fact Families. All you need is Dominos for the students to use. Demonstrate as a whole class, then break off into groups and individually and have students complete. They need to pick a domino, draw the amount of dots that their domino has, and then compute the 2 addition number sentences and 2 subtraction nubmer sentences that make up the family. Then, you can bring it back to a whole group activity and share out. This can also be used as a m

After reading the book "One Hundred is a Family" by Pam Munoz Ryan, have your early learners draw a picture of how many people are in their family, and practice writing that number.