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This “Representing Numbers” template helps students demonstrate their understanding of number sense by representing a number in standard form, written form, base ten blocks, and expanded form. It's a flexible and engaging tool for assessing student understanding and identifying next steps in instruction. Students—or their teacher—can select a number that matches their learning level, making this resource differentiated and accessible for a wide range of abilities. Perfect for math centers, dia

This fun and reflective back-to-school activity invites students to introduce themselves using numbers that represent important parts of their lives! From the number of people in their family to the year they were born or their house number, students will practice number recognition and personal storytelling in a creative way. This activity supports early math thinking while helping classmates learn more about one another in a unique and meaningful way. It’s perfect for Grades 2–4 during the fir

As students learn about growth and changes in animals, they learn about physical characteristics. Let your students demonstrate their knowledge as they compare two animals and discuss their similar and different characteristics.

Find out what your students know about Forces and Motion! This is a short science quiz for grade 3 learners, based on the Ontario Science Curriculum.

Check in on your students' understanding of Ontario's Regions. This quiz corresponds with the Ontario Social Studies curriculum.

Get kids talking by having them ask their peers questions about their summer break!

Let your students share a "snapshot" of their summer by drawing and writing about something fun that they did.