Sara Malchow

A great game for number recognition on a die, a buddy class activity, or simply a great filler for a Halloween celebration. We also use this in my class during our social skills class to promote partner work. To play: Students simply roll a die to see which part of a pumpkin they get to draw. The first person to get all of their pieces drawn is the winner. I run my game boards on cardstock and laminate so I can use them from year to year but it's just as easy to copy and go. Please consider

Here’s a fun way to bring math concepts to real life for our younger students... Included in this packet are 2 different variations of Math About Me questions such as How many letters are in your name?, How many people in your family?and more. Each sheet has different options for showing this information including tally marks, ten frames, base 10 blocks and a 100 grid. Also included, but not shown in the preview are 6 different cut out people that students will attach to the projects to create

Looking for a way to reinforce doubles facts with your students? I've found these to be a great resource with my 1st graders as they provide a visual/picture clue to associate with each fact. I then gradually move from picture clues to dominoes and then to just the abstract facts. Included in this file are 3 doubles fact concentration /memory /matching games. The first 2 pages include pictures to associate with the doubles facts and matching dominoes to help students visualize the facts. Cards

According to Common Core standard 1.NBT.A.1, 1st grade students are expected to be able to write the numbers from 1 to 120 by the end of the year. I use this blank 120s chart several times throughout the year to track my students' progress towards that goal. This sheet is one of the assessments that I use in my data binders and will be included in a larger file that will be uploaded in the near future with all of the pieces that I use in my students' data binders. Please follow my store to get

Are you looking for a fun way to incorporate coding into your math curriculum? This product is designed to be used with Bee-Bot or BluBot coding robots and will coordinate well with your study of doubles facts. This product can easily be used during your center rotations or Daily 5 time and will give your students the opportunity to seamlessly practice their coding skills and their doubles facts to 18. Each page includes a 15cm by 15cm picture square which will need to be printed and then asse

Looking for great way to have your students practice their addition facts? These BUMP games work well in math centers/stations, during morning work time, for your fast finishers, or just for fun to reinforce math facts in a fun and engaging format. This packet includes several Earth Day themed BUMP games including number recognition (1-6), addition with 2 dice, addition with 3 dice, doubles, doubles+1, doubles +2, and doubles +10. Please consider leaving feedback after downloading this produc

Looking for a way to keep your 100th day celebration more academic based with a twist of technology integration and fun? This QR code math scavenger hunt will help you do just that! In this activity, students scan 29 different QR codes. Each code reveals a math question to be solved along with several possible answers and a coordinate for each. As students color in the coordinates of correct answers a hidden picture will be revealed on the included template (a 100) The following math concep

There are 3 different styles in this variety pack: dog theme (paw prints), monster theme, and owl theme. Each page has 4 labels on a page. Labels are approx 4 1/2 by 3 1/2. The owl labels are just a smidge smaller. I usually print mine out on full sheet sticker paper and then cut them out or I print on cardstock and use packaging tape to put them on my notebooks. I use 1/2 sized notebooks for my math journals.