Sandy's Learning Reef

Enjoy this free part part whole mat to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division! I use this mat to model during my whole group and small group lessons while my students are practicing the skills with their own personal mat. You can laminate these mats so they can be used with either manipulatives or number tiles. Then, have your students use a dry erase marker to record their equation. Check out my differentiated math games at the link below: https://www.teacherspayteacher

Do you want a fun and hands on way to have your students practice place value? This station comes with 2 math stations! Race to 100 enables students to practice adding ones and trading for tens until they reach 100. Race to 0 enables students to use base ten blocks to subtract from 100 back to 0. This station comes with a direction cards, talking cards, and two place value recording worksheets/work mats.

Your class will love to practice adding, subtracting, and multiplying with these three cute Gingerbread House themed bump games! For the addition bump game, students roll 3 dice and add the numbers together. For the subtraction game, they add the three numbers together and then subtract that number from 20. For the multiplication game, students roll 2 dice and multiply the numbers together. The student then places a cube or counter on that number. If another player's cube or counter is on that

What a great way to help your students learn how to add multi-digit numbers (2-Digit, 3-Digit, and 4-digit) on their own level! This pack includes 3 different levels of games and activities to meet the needs of your students! Once you have leveled your students into math groups, you can have them play these games as a teacher directed small group activity, math station game, or partner activity. Here are the fun games and activities included in this pack: **Leveled Dice Games** *Jellyfish R

This is a fun and engaging way to use as a hook or closure to your math lessons. Simply have students choose a number from 1-31 and tell them to put the number in their head. Next, choose a student and ask them "Do you see your number on this page?" If the student says yes, add the number in the top left hand corner in your head. If they say no, do not add anything. Continue to do this for each page. After asking if their number is on each page, reveal their mystery number. Remember to

Your class will love to practice adding, subtracting, and multiplying with these three cute Valentine's Day themed bump games! For the addition bump game, students roll 3 dice and add the numbers together. For the subtraction game, they add the three numbers together and then subtract that number from 20. For the multiplication game, students roll 2 dice and multiply the numbers together. The student then places a cube or counter on that number. If another player's cube or counter is on that num