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See how many addition facts students can recall in a certain time! SET GOALS and watch student ACHIEVE them! 49 facts! Sums of 20 and under! Highest addend is 12

Use these adorable 5 by 7 cards to organize your guided reading or guided math groups and rotations! Display the silly face shapes and cloud stations on a board to allow your students to know where they should be going during rotations and what they should be doing. They give you the opportunity to call your groups by different cute shapes to avoid naming them groups 1,2,3 or A,B,C. Use what you need so if you have 3 groups, use 3 cards. If you have 5 groups, use all five. Many choices of statio

Hang these math strategy posters in your classroom to help aide your students when solving math problems!

Google Slides! Each slide has two numbers listed. Students will compare two and three digit numbers to see which is greater or less. They will use their arms or hands like "alligators" to eat the bigger number! This activity is kinesthetic and includes movement and motion.

Use this rubric with your students when they are completing a graphing project with other students. (Not editable)

Use this math warm up each day for your students to work on their math concepts such as drawing the number, writing the number word, adding and subtracting, counting on, and using it in a number model.

Use these strips with your students to help them use the strategy to make 10 first and then add the remaining number.

Allow students to practice their place value skills with this simple to understand place value mat. Students can lay base ten blocks on the mat to represent different numbers. Included: -Place Value Mat (for Hundreds, Tens, and Ones)

Use these place value mats for your students to show their knowledge in ones, tens, and hundreds. They can write on them or use them as a mat to manipulate base ten blocks on.