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This product can be used to get your students familiar with using Bloxels and completing simple math tasks at the same time. You will find 4 lessons for skip counting by 2's, 3's, 5's, and 10's as well as a lesson about adding multiple numbers together. Students will be expected to build a character using Bloxels cubes and game board. Then, students will complete the math task and write about the strategy or strategies their group used to solve.

During this game, students will practice telling one more, one less, ten more, and ten less than a given number. This game can be used during Envision's Topic 9: Comparing and Ordering Numbers to 100.

This activity can be used for fact practice with any numbers. There is one activity ready to fold and laminate where students must find addition sentences that add up to ten. Students will place paper clips or clothes pins (whatever you have handy) on the sentences that match each card's answer. There is also a blank template for you to make up your own answer and sentences, based on the standards and skills you're teaching at the time. Once you have filled out your cards, you can fold them and

This download consists of number posters 1-20 with ten frames and addition sentences based on how Envision math teaches students.

This station creates great conversations about math thinking. Students are posed with a questions that has more than one correct answer and are asked to explain their solving strategy with a friend. I have each page inside a page protector and I flip to a new question page each day. This activity takes very little effort on your part, but creates amazing math conversations among students. With 63 different problems, you're set for great math conversation for 63 school days. This activity could a

This math project can be used to practice subtraction from 1000. Students are "gifted" $1000 and are asked to spend some of their money on different items. Students will have to research how much what they want to buy costs, choose a charity to donate some of their money to, write a thank you letter to the great-aunt that "gifted" them money, and keep a budgeting sheet that tracks their spending.

These math task cards can be used during Thanksgiving week as a fun way to have students practice all types of basic addition and subtraction word problem skills. These problems are meant for Kindergarten or 1st grade students.

Students will practice finding the sum of a number by adding more than two numbers together.

This activity can be used to help students practice missing numbers from 1 - 100.