Second Success

Gradually release students to plotting numbers on an open number line up to 1000. The lines start out with benchmarks of 25, and gradually release students to fill in the numbers as they go. By the end, they will be filling out the number line by themselves.

Here are 50 word problems related to time! Each page has 2 clocks on it, so students can draw out the problem. Each page also asks students to write out their answer in words, not just numbers, and to explain how they solved it. Problems ask students to count forward and backward in time, and lists the times in different ways (1 1/2, 120 minutes, 2pm, 4:30, 5 in the afternoon, etc.). See preview for examples of some of these. Included: Example of a completed word problem 50 word problems

Write the Room Skip Counting by 2s, 5s, 10s, and 25s. The very last card is counting by 100, but it can easily be discarded if you wish. The 2s go up to 50. The 5s, 10s, and 25s go up to 200. The 100 goes to 1000. Each card has an extension activity for your high fliers. There are 2 recording sheets, so you can choose to use the extension activities or not. Answer sheet is included. Comes with 20 task cards. A few of the cards have a hint to help students with trickier pictures.

These number cards include ten frames, to help represent the number! Your students will use the ten frame to help them add and subtract numbers up to 20.

These cards can be used as flashcards or be stapled on the wall for student reference. Print on cardstock and laminate.

Use a die (preferably labeled 0-5) to roll a numbers. Students write the number and fill in the missing number to make it equal 10. Students can use the ten-frame at the top of the paper to help them solve the problem.

Students will count and tally each animal, then transfer the information to a pie chart. This is a set of two.

Place 3 digit numbers around your room and students can use this chart to write each number in a place value chart.