Raquel Fabian

So, if your kids are two-digit subtraction champions :) BUT are a little stumped when it comes to regrouping to the hundreds place, then this is the activity for you. This activity can be used as an I-Spy game or simply as a group/partner/independent activity to help your kids practice subtracting with regrouping. Enjoy!

I dont know if this has happened to you but when I teach two-digit addition my kids usually get really good at adding with or without regrouping separately. When I give them a little bit of both together in one activity though, it's like I never taught it and they never learned it :/. On that note, I decided that they needed more exposure to mixed two-digit addition equations with/without regrouping and made this activity. This file includes: directions equation cards recording sheet sorting she

So, one of the first concepts taught/reviewed in second grade math are odd and even numbers. I like to help them understand that even numbers always have a partner; where as with odd numbers, there's always one without a partner. This file includes: Even Numbers poster Odd Numbers poster Directions on how to make the I-Spy cards (with pictures :) I-Spy cards lettered A-Z Recording Sheet Enjoy!

This activity has three posters that teach three different ways to understand an array: repeated addition of items in rows, repeated addition of items in columns, and multiplying number of columns and rows. This file includes: * Three posters (color & b/w) * 24 array cards (color & b/w) * Recording sheets (color & b/w) Enjoy!

So I figured since my kids need to work on this same concept in addition, I should get ahead of the game here and prepare an activity with two digit subtraction equations with/without regrouping. The file includes: directions monster card set recording sheet sorting mat/sheet (all of these are in color and b/w) Enjoy :)

This activity allows your kids to create their very own story problems. They also show how to solve the problem and the answer on the back (in answer sheet). The story problems can be collected and made into a class book. Students will be able to read each other's story problems and try and solve them. They can check their work afterwards by looking at the answer sheet on the back.

These posters are great to place in your classroom to help your kids remember the steps to solving a word or story problem. This file includes the following steps: Read Plan Solve Check There are questions or reminders on each poster.

Students collect names of peers and figure out the fraction of vowels and consonants in each name. A fun activity for your kids!

I was thinking of a fun way to drill a basic concept into the minds of my lovely children and this is what I came up with. This file includes: "What's My Number?" cards A-Z (up to the hundreds cards set & up to the tens card set) "What's My Number?" recording sheet Place Value Bag Labels Place Value Number Cards Place Value Mat Place Value recording Sheet (FIle includes printer friendly b&w :) ENJOY!