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If you want a good PBL for your kiddos, this is about starting a lemonade stand. Before starting the project, you may choose to read the book The Lemonade War to your students (I have a resource in my store for this book). I did this activity as an end to our novel study. This project contains math, writing, critical thinking, problem solving, research, and presentation. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. This resource also includes different levels of tasks (depending on the

If you kids need extra practice with two digit subtraction without regrouping, this freebie is for you. Just print and pass out for them to practice!

This file contains everything students need to practice two digit with one digit addition and subtraction 1. Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) practice 2. Cut and Paste answers with problems Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) 3. Spin a Number Sentence (Addition and Subtraction with and without regrouping) 4. Hidden Pictures (Two Digit and One Digit Numbers Hidden in Pictures) Using the numbers create addition and subtraction facts. These activities are

Are you 1:1? Are you looking for a fun way to practice reviewing math skills in your classroom? This deck contains 20 cards that are End of the Year review for second grade. All of these skills are standards based. After second grade or at the beginning of third grade, students should be able to answer the questions. This is edition 2. This deck covers the following skills: addition, subtraction, double digit addition and subtraction, counting coins, fractions, 3-D shapes, edges, faces, ve

This file contains everything students need to practice three digit addition and subtraction. 1. Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) practice 2. Cut and Paste answers with problems Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) 3. Spin a Number Sentence (Addition and Subtraction with and without regrouping) 4. Hidden Pictures (Three Digit Numbers Hidden in Pictures) Using the numbers create addition and subtraction facts. These activities are great for extra pr

Are you looking for a fun way to practice skip counting (from 1-100)? This resource is perfect for you. With over 30 skip counting printable activities, your students will have multiple opportunities to practice and interact with skip counting. These activities are perfect for center work, individual work, homework, small group work, RTI time, and assessment. This resources includes: Cut and Paste: There are multiple versions of this activity. Skip counting by 2's, Skip counting by 5's, S

Adding two digits with one digit without regrouping tiny task cards. Students add the two addends together (no regrouping necessary), and record their answer on the recording sheet. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer key.

This product contains 12 different exit slips covering the Skills of Odd/Even Numbers and Working with a Hundreds Chart. The Common Core Standards are CCS.2.NBT.A.1 and CCS.2.NBT.A.3. The students work with reading and writing numbers, expanded form, standard form, number word form, place value, base ten blocks. These are basic concepts for numbers sense. Several of the exit slips can be differentiated and used during RTI time. Includes 20 different exit slips. This product is great to assess

Subtracting Across Zeros from 100 tiny task cards. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer key.

Are you 1:1? Are you looking for a fun way to practice reviewing math skills in your classroom? The skills covered in this deck are addition, subtraction, double digit addition and subtraction, three digit addition and subtraction, place value, expanded form, standard form, word form, telling time, rounding, and problem solving. This online and interactive activity is perfect for the digital classroom. In this product, you get a link to a website. This activity contains 20 questions reviewing m

This product is for RTI or Progress Monitoring over the skill of adding within 20. This product contains both color and black/white versions for easy printing. This product contains task cards with pictures. The product contains flash cards (without pictures and numbers) This product contains 2 different assessments (you can time or not time for 1 minute) This product includes a printable (you can find more printable activities in my TPT Store). This product contains 2 different graphs to track

This product contains 11 different exit slips covering the Skills of Comparing and Ordering Numbers, Greater Than, Less Than, Equal To, Greatest to Least, and Least to Greatest. The Common Core Standards are CCS.2.NBT.A.3 and CCS.2.NBT.A.4. These are basic concepts for numbers sense. Several of the exit slips can be differentiated and used during RTI time. This product is great to assess student learning after covering on of the concepts or skills. You can quickly group students based on the r

This resource contains 24 subtraction across zeros (3-digit numbers) center strips. On each strip, the students must solve an addition or subtraction fact. There is a recording sheet for the students to place their answer. There are two versions of this activity. The first version is just subtracting across zeros (with no self-check), the second version comes with a QR code. The students can self-check their answer to see if they are correct. If using the QR codes, this makes a great self-chec

Do your students need extra practice working on three digit subtraction without regrouping? If so, this page is for them! Just print and pass out for extra practice.

Order of Operations Tiny Task Cards. Students look at the problem on the task card. They complete the problem in the order of operations. They record the answer to the problem on the student recording sheet. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer key

Do your students need help with skip counting by 5, 10, and 100 up to 1,000? This file contains math notebook or journal task cards. Students can choose (or the teacher can decide) which task cards the students complete in their journal. I have included directions on how use these in my classroom. This file also contains a poster or help page for students to see exactly what their journal page or notebook page should look like for skip counting. This activity would be good for small group and

Do your students need help with repeated addition and making arrays? This file contains math notebook or journal task cards. Students can choose (or the teacher can decide) which task cards the students complete in their journal. I have included directions on how use these in my classroom. This file also contains a poster or help page for students to see exactly what their journal page or notebook page should look like for making a model. This activity would be good for small group and RTI.

This product contains 12 different exit slips covering the Skills of Odd/Even Numbers and Working with a Hundreds Chart. The Common Core Standards are CCS.2.NBT.A.2 and CCS.2.OA.C.3. The students work with counting by 2's, 5's and 10's, skip counting, odd and even numbers, circling pairs, and filling in a hundreds chart. These are basic concepts for numbers sense. Several of the exit slips can be differentiated and used during RTI time. This product is great to assess student learning aft

Are you 1:1? Are you looking for a fun way to practice the skill of Ordering Numbers (Least to Greatest) in your classroom? This online and interactive activity is perfect for the digital classroom. In this product, you get a link to a website. This activity contains 20 questions relating to the topic of Ordering Numbers (Least to Greatest). Please check out the preview above to view four of the deck cards. This activity is self checking and keeps track of student progress for teachers. Great fo

Double Digit Addition without regrouping tiny task cards. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. Included is a teacher answer key.