Sendy Dumerlus

This resource includes a set of posters that review the vocabulary names of the components of each kind of equation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). The file includes different variations for multiplication and division. addition - 2 variations with different number of addends (2 addends & 3 addends)division - 2 variations with and without a remaindermultiplication - 5 variations with different combinations in the order of the use of multiplicand & multiplier and the use of

This is the ultimate "personal" math toolkit resource for primary students. The mats are perfect for independent work, partner work, or centers. The toolkit can be used by students in the classroom or sent home for distance learning. To use this product, I recommend laminating each sheet or inserting the sheets in a clear pouch or sheet protector. This will give the printables durability as well the ability for students to write on them using dry erase markers. To use while social distancing,

Students can use this notation graph paper to record math work, including the Checkerboard and Golden Bead Frame activities. Students can record numbers up to millions. There are 4 graphs per sheet. Each graph includes enough space underneath so students can show work using the partial sums or partial products methods. I included a sheet that has the Montessori colors students can use as a guide when writing out the problems.

For this short-term math project, students will choose 5 numbers between 1-20 to represent in various ways. Students are required to come up with 8 different ways to make each number. This can be done using addition facts, subtraction facts, pictures, or even multiplication facts. Students must use their creativity to represent each number in an artistic way. For example, students can draw a flower with their chosen number in the center and the facts written on the petals and leaves. The ide