SMA

To go along with the Winnie The Pooh decor I created for my classroom this year, I made up some small anchor charts as well. I printed all in color, some on 11x17 large printer paper, some on regular 8x11 printer paper & laminated each one so they last. Some of the math ones are meant to be cut in half. *PLEASE NOTE: I do NOT own, nor am I charging for, any of the images themselves. I found them via Google. You are simply paying for the time and effort it took to create this resource*

I created this resource to help my students review before the math module 1 unit test. We use Eureka Math for NYS. These pages could also be great for morning work. Answer Keys are included.

I created these cards for my second grade students to play games like WAR, GO FISH, etc. The goal is to be able to quickly recognize numbers in various forms such as quick ones and tens, word form, standard form, ten frames, etc. I have these printed, cut, and laminated for long term use.

This is a fun way to review shapes with my preschoolers. Each page has 2 boards on it for a total of 5 boards (the last page also has all the shapes together to be cut out and used as flashcard). I have mine laminated so they last longer. These work best in small group centers (since there are only 5 boards). Whomever fills up their whole board first is the winner.