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This is a collection of 9 different colorful Cuisenaire Rod "make the road" puzzles which challenges your students to cover a path using exactly one of each rod. Each one has a different colorful background. This is a great activity that your students can do independently during a work time or placed in a math center. There's a handy chart you can fill in with your students' names to keep track of which puzzles they've completed, with fillable form fields. There is also an option for students

This is a collection of 33 different Cuisenaire Rod "Truck Puzzles" that you can print, laminate and set up as math stations: they can be printed in groups of three to a page or individually. Degree of difficulty ranges from 2 to 3 to 4 rods to make a solution. Beautifully designed, fun to use with those Cuisenaire rods that are probably sitting around with no place to go and nothing to do.

Comparing Numbers, Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade Take a number tile from a bag: is it a moose or a squirrel? This activity is a fun and lively way for your kids to practice comparing numbers and classifying them as larger (moose) or smaller (squirrel.) The fun never stops: you can start with just placing the tile on the activity sheet in the correct column, or your students can use the moose/squirrel stamps provided to cut and paste the animal into the correct column. A third

Take a number tile from a bag: is it a moose or a squirrel? This activity is a fun and lively way for your kids to practice comparing numbers and classifying them as larger (moose) or smaller (squirrel.) The fun never stops: you can start with just placing the tile on the activity sheet in the correct column, or your students can use the moose/squirrel stamps provided to cut and paste the animal into the correct column. A third variation asks students to state how far the numbers is from the co

Ah yes, nice to see you back again. This is a number comparison activity I developed for my first grade teacher, but I've also used it with my kindergarteners and pre-k. It's cute, but not cutesy. Students take a number tile and place it on the game sheet at the top. They then take additional number tiles and decide whether it is an "elephant" (bigger than the number at the top) or "mouse" (smaller than the number at the top) and paste the correct stamp in the second column. A second version i

These are puzzles which range from the easy to the challenging that turn into picture frames for your kiddies! Print out a page, your students cut out the stamps on the bottom and put them in the frames to complete the pattern. Then take a photo of your kid and put him or her right in the picture! 10 different puzzles, from easy to difficult, perfect for pre-K through 2nd grade. Includes printable stamps that you can use to make your own puzzles!

This is the most complete guide you will ever own that answers each and every one of the questions you have ever had about teaching subtraction from grades K - 6. I mean, EVERY SINGLE THING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT TEACHING SUBTRACTION FROM Kindergarten through 6th GRADE. How can this possibly be? Because it's over 75 pages long! This massively documented booklet includes EVERYTHING, including: • Why you should model subtraction beyond "SOAR" * What are the essential properties of subtr

The Bump Game (& Variations) is an activity where kindergarten students learn how to count up and count down from a given number and then practice that skill using "bump up" and "bump down" cards. There are supersized cards that you can use to demonstrate the activity with the class, as well as individual games that students can play in pairs. As a bonus, I've included "DIY" games that you or students can make on their own. Enjoy! Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchase