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Keep your students engaged during guided math, centers, math workshop or independent work time. Not only during class time can it be used, but as a take home game too! This game is designed to be used as a supplemental material to enhance skills within the LFIN (Learning Framework in Number). While it aligns with the Structuring Numbers construct of Math Recovery and AVMR (Add Vantage Math Recovery) it is not affiliated with either program. It has been created specifically for rehearsal mode of

Want a fun way to engage your students in math? Try using this product testing activity, literally! Students will enjoy testing different brands of chocolate chip cookies while rating each attribute. They will collect and record data to determine their favorite brand. To extend the activity, they write about their discoveries while they conducted the survey. The perfect addition to a unit on economics or as a springboard activity for data collection and graphing with a writing component. What is

Keep your students engaged during guided math, centers, math workshop or independent work time. Not only during class time can it be used, but as a take home game too! This game is designed to be used as a supplemental material to enhance skills within the LFIN (Learning Framework in Number). While it aligns with the Number Word Sequence construct of Math Recovery and AVMR (Add Vantage Math Recovery) it is not affiliated with either program. It has been created specifically for rehearsal mode of

Keep your students engaged during guided math, centers, math workshop or independent work time. Not only during class time can it be used, but as a take home game too! This game is designed to be used as a supplemental material to enhance skills within the LFIN (Learning Framework in Number). While it aligns with the Structuring Numbers construct of Math Recovery and AVMR (Add Vantage Math Recovery) it is not affiliated with either program. It has been created specifically for rehearsal mode of

Keep your students engaged during guided math, centers, math workshop, intervention time or independent work time. Not only during class time can it be used, but as a take home game too! This game is designed to be used as a supplemental material to enhance skills within the LFIN (Learning Framework in Number). While it aligns with the Addition & Subtraction construct of Math Recovery and AVMR (Add Vantage Math Recovery) it is not affiliated with either program. It has been created specificall

Want a fun way to engage your students in math? Try using this product testing activity, literally! Students will enjoy testing different brands and flavors of candy canes while rating each attribute. They will collect and record data to determine their favorite brand. To extend the activity, they write about their discoveries while they conducted the survey. The perfect addition to a unit on economics, a springboard activity for data collection and graphing with a writing component or for just

Want a fun way to engage your students in math? Try using this product testing activity, literally! Students will enjoy testing different brands of chocolate while rating each attribute. They will collect and record data to determine their favorite brand of chocolate. To extend the activity, they write about their discoveries while they conducted the survey. The perfect addition to a unit on economics or as a springboard activity for data collection and graphing with a writing component. What is

This game is designed to be used as a supplemental material to enhance skills within the LFIN (Learning Framework in Number). While it aligns with the Forward/Backward Number Word Sequence constructs of Math Recovery and AVMR (Add Vantage Math Recovery) it is not affiliated with either program. It has been created specifically for rehearsal mode of students within levels 4 & 5 of the Forward Number Word Sequence and Backward Number Word Sequence constructs.

Keep your students engaged during guided math, centers, math workshop or independent work time. Not only during class time can it be used, but as a take home game too! This game is designed to be used as a supplemental material to enhance skills within the LFIN (Learning Framework in Number). While it aligns with the Number Word Sequence construct of Math Recovery and AVMR (Add Vantage Math Recovery) it is not affiliated with either program. It has been created specifically for rehearsal mode of

How about some not so scary math equations for your fall lessons? Combine your math fact families of 10 with this cute fall scarecrow. His strands of hair become the combinations of 10 and help visualize the equations as your students write the number sentences included in their fact family. Your students will LOVE being engaged while creating this simple craft for display. Hang them in hallways, on bulletin boards, or from the ceiling. What is included:pattern pieces to copy 1 photograph of sam

This game is designed to be used as a supplemental material to enhance skills within the LFIN (Learning Framework in Number). While it aligns with the Structuring construct of Math Recovery and AVMR (Add Vantage Math Recovery) it is not affiliated with either program. It has been created specifically for rehearsal mode of students within level 4 of the Structuring construct.

Looking for a fun way to engage your students in math while encouraging collaboration between students? This survey is perfect for students of multiple grade levels! It encourages your students to practice their communication, socialization, reading repeat questions, scientific data collection, counting, number writing, graphing, tallying, and comparing all at the same time. Students will enjoy moving around the classroom as they survey their friends to collect and record data. To extend the a

A glyph is a pictorial representation of data. Students create a craft based on their responses to questions. Glyphs are an easy and fun way to practice listening and following directions. This glyph is a fun way to incorporate math and literacy skills in your classroom. After completing the glyph, gather the data from the class projects and record it in the means of graphing, tallying and using tens blocks to represent the information. Then as an extended activity, students write about the info

Keep your students engaged during guided math, centers, math workshop or independent work time. Not only during class time can it be used, but as a take home game too! This game is designed to be used as a supplemental material to enhance skills within the LFIN (Learning Framework in Number). While it aligns with the Number Word Sequence construct of Math Recovery and AVMR (Add Vantage Math Recovery) it is not affiliated with either program. It has been created specifically for rehearsal mode of

Want a fun way to engage your students in math? Try using this product testing activity, literally! Students will enjoy testing different brands of peanut butter while rating each attribute. They will collect and record data to determine their favorite brand of peanut butter. To extend the activity, they write about their discoveries while they conducted the survey. The perfect addition to a unit on economics or as a springboard activity for data collection and graphing with a writing component.

A glyph is a pictorial representation of data. Students create a craft based on their responses to questions. Glyphs are an easy and fun way to practice listening and following directions. This glyph is a fun way to incorporate math and literacy skills in your classroom. After completing the glyph, gather the data from the class projects and record it in the means of graphing, tallying and using tens blocks to represent the information. Then as an extended activity, students write about the info

A glyph is a pictorial representation of data. Students create a craft based on their responses to questions. Glyphs are an easy and fun way to practice listening and following directions. This glyph is a fun way to incorporate math and literacy skills in your classroom. After completing the glyph, gather the data from the class projects and record it in the means of graphing, tallying and using tens blocks to represent the information. Then as an extended activity, students write about the info

Developing fact fluency and helping students become flexible problem solvers is key for young mathematicians. Young learners find it difficult to explain their thinking and record their work using pictures, numbers and words. Help your students become independent with these vocabulary and strategy posters. These posters help serve as a reminder of the fundamentals they have already been taught. What is included:addition key words subtraction key word turn around fact make a model use my fing

Looking for a fun way to engage your students in math while encouraging collaboration between students? These surveys are perfect for students of multiple grade levels! They encourage your students to practice their communication, socialization, reading repeat questions, scientific data collection, counting, number writing, graphing, tallying, and comparing all at the same time. Students will enjoy moving around the classroom as they survey their friends to collect and record data. To extend

Looking for a way to incorporate math into your Halloween or seasonal fun? Try this spider game that includes subitizing and addition. Your students will love this simple, low prep activity. Great for holiday party or just a quick time filler for math. What is included:1 direction sheet 1 gameboard 1 recording sheet