Quinnessential Lessons

These Math Monster were inspired by my daughter when she was in first grade. All four color by numbers worksheets are Common Core aligned for first and second grade (1.OA.6 and 2.OA.2) The first two sheets (one addition/one subtraction) contain combinations of 10 and under. The second two sheets (one addition/one subtraction) contain combinations of 19 and under. This a fun way for students to practice their addition and subtraction facts. Any questions or concerns? Do not hesitate to ask.

My students love playing this game each year. It is perfect for reinforcing converting between improper fractions and mixed numbers. The game has a color version as well as a black and white version. This game works well with two or three players. If you want games of four or five players make two copies of each page. This will result in a deck that is similar to a deck of playing cards (Where you have two duplicate matches that are possible.) Student must match each improper fraction to the

I Have, Who Has? activities are a simple way to review a concept with your students. Traditionally the game is played with the whole class (see below for variations). This game is aligned with the 5th grade Common Core (5.OA.2) You get two versions of the game in one. The green set of cards uses the solution of the written form of the numerical expression.(Example - "I have 24 - who has the difference of twelve and four?" which links to the card "I have 8, who has the product of ten and sev

This activity was inspired by my son who is in the third grade. These two color by numbers activities are aligned with the Common Core Standard (3.OA.7) Students fill in the missing factor in each equation. Then using the color code on the page, students color each section of the picture. * I have added a page for students to show their work * Borders by: Katie Dang http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Katie-Dang Clip Art by: My Cute Graphics http://www.mycutegraphics.com/ Any questio

This activity consists of 36 task cards and is aligned with the 5th grade Common Core Standard 5.NBT.1 Task cards come in both color and black and white. You can use this in a center, for a cooperative group activity, or for individuals who finish early or need extra practice. Cut out the task cards and laminate for durability. Looking for more place value practice? Check out these resources. Place Value Twisted Scoot Color by Numbers - Place Value Edition Any problems or questions, do not

Get your students moving with Twisted Scoot. These task cards are created to use in a "twisted" scoot game that is half scoot, half scavenger hunt. Students complete the task cards and then using the answers, they "hunt" around the room for letters that help them solve the riddle at the bottom of their record sheet. Product includes: Detailed directions for twisted scoot as well as traditional scoot 28 question cards 28 answer/letter cards (used to solve the riddle) record sheet with the rid

Do you have students still struggling to learn their multiplication facts? Are your students tired of practicing with flash cards? These games can be used as a fun way to reinforce multiplication facts. This pack contains: Roll and Cover - using six-sided dice (two different game boards} Roll and Cover - using ten-sided dice (two different game boards} Bump Games - using a six-sided die or ten-sided die - three different game boards - one focuses on products from 4 to 30, one focuses on multi