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2nd Grade Math TEKSComplete Teacher GuideTransform your math block with this all-in-one, TEKS-aligned teacher resource! This comprehensive guide includes over 100 pages of content designed specifically for 2nd grade teachers in Texas. Whether new to the grade level or a seasoned pro, this resource will save you time, boost your confidence, and help your students master every math TEK. What's Included:Every 2nd Grade Math TEK listed and unpackedEasy-to-understand explanations of what each standar

Many of us use the CUBES strategy for solving word problems. I have a large anchor chart posted in my classroom and smaller versions in students’ journals. My students know the strategy… but like many young learners, they often forget to look at it when working independently. That’s where this anchor chart comes in. This is not a new strategy. It’s a visual reminder to use the strategies students already know. I created this poster to solve a common classroom problem: students rushing into w

CREST Classroom Expectations Anchor Chart (Elementary) Create a calm, structured, and respectful classroom with this colorful CREST Classroom Expectations Anchor Chart, perfect for elementary classrooms! This poster clearly outlines simple, student-friendly expectations using the easy-to-remember acronym CREST, helping students understand exactly what is expected of them throughout the day. What’s Included: 1 colorful anchor chart featuring: C – Come Prepared Be ready to learn with materia

Kaboom! Math Game – 2nd Grade Place Value(24 math problems + 2 Kaboom cards) Materials:Cards (print in white or colored stock cards for durability; Laminate for year-long use)Cup with lid for storage and use, or container/zip bagPrint the answer sheet for quick reference How to Play Kaboom:Mix all cards in the cup with a lid or ziplock bag.Students take turns pulling one.If they solve the math problem correctly, they keep the card.If they pull a “KABOOM!” card, they must return all their cards

Help your students tackle word problems with confidence using the CUBE Math Strategy! This proven, easy-to-use method teaches students how to break down and understand math problems step by step — turning frustration into success. Each letter in CUBE stands for a simple action: · C – Circle the important numbers · U – Underline the question · B – Box the math action words (like sum, difference, product) · E – Eliminate extra information and evaluate what steps to take · S – Solve and Ch

Help your students tackle word problems with confidence using the CUBE Math Strategy! This proven, easy-to-use method teaches students how to break down and understand math problems step by step — turning frustration into success. Each letter in CUBE stands for a simple action: · C – Circle the important numbers · U – Underline the question · B – Box the math action words (like sum, difference, product) · E – Eliminate extra information and evaluate what steps to take · S – Solve and Che

Kaboom! Math Game – 2nd Grade EditionPlace Value & Two-Digit Addition/Subtraction (24 math problems + 2 Kaboom cards) Materials:Cards (print in white or colored stock cards for durability; Laminate for year-long use)Cup with lid for storage and use, or container/zip bagPrint Answer sheet for quick reference How to Play Kaboom:Mix all cards in a cup.Students take turns pulling one.If they solve the math problem correctly, they keep the card.If they pull a “KABOOM!” card, they must return all

KABOOM!Kaboom! is an exciting and fast-paced math game that helps students build fluency and confidence through play. Students take turns drawing cards with math problems. Everyone solves the problem, but only the student who drew the card answers out loud. If the answer is correct, the player keeps the card. If not, the card goes back in the pile. But watch out… if a student draws a “Kaboom!” card, they must put all their cards back! All students are actively engaged. Everyone works on the same

KABOOM!Kaboom! is an exciting and fast-paced math game that helps students build fluency and confidence through play. Students take turns drawing cards with math problems. Everyone solves the problem, but only the student who drew the card answers out loud. If the answer is correct, the player keeps the card. If not, the card goes back in the pile. But watch out… if a student draws a “Kaboom!” card, they must put all their cards back!All students are actively engaged. Everyone works on the same