Stacy Dugger

I created this quick assessment to gauge where my students are on the standards we have covered so far this year. After completing the quiz, students will complete the data sheet and conference with me about their strengths and weaknesses. We will then make a plan depending on where they are in their learning. We have parent conferences this week, so I will use this to show parents what we have been learning and how their child is doing on each standard. Contents: Quiz - pages 3-4 Data Analy

20 task cards 2nd grade math spiral review Answer key and recording sheet included Concepts included: • Place Value • Compare and Order • Number Lines • Addition/Subtraction • Problem Solving • Counting Coins Great for review of these previously taught concepts! Could be used in centers, small groups, for early finishers, a scavenger hunt, or even partner work! Similar Items: November Math Spiral Review

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These subtraction facts searches are similar to a word search but use numbers instead! Students will answer the subtraction problems then find the matching subtraction number sentence in the number search box. They should color the problems in both places when they find them. For fun, they could use a different color for each number sentence! Solving the problem and then being required to find it allows them to practice automaticity by repeating the entire subtraction sentence in their head in