Stefany Gunderman

This resource includes 10 games that students can play with a deck of cards or dice. Each worksheet includes directions and a score sheet for students to write down their answers. Skills covered include: Addition Subtraction Place Value Multiplication Counting Money Amounts Skip Counting Rounding

Students are introduced to adding and subtracting money amounts. Students are also asked to solve word problems using a McDonald's Menu. Teachers are welcome to make additional word problems based of the menu.

This is a document that includes 9 graphic organizers to use in your classroom. Some of the organizers include: KWL Summarizing Main Idea Word Problems Vocabulary

This packet is a great way to introduce money concepts. Students first start off discussing what they know about each coin. Then, students are given a chance to practice counting money amounts (coins and bills.) There is also a more difficult activity included at the end of the lesson.

This is a powerpoint where students must identify different types of quadrilaterals. Quadrilaterals include rhombus, square, rectangle, parallelogram, and a trapezoid.

Students must create a bar graph using Fruit Loop cereal that has been given to them. This worksheet includes a blank bar graph that students need to complete. It also includes questions students must answer about the bar graph (addition and subtraction.)

This is a mixed review packet. Covering skills such as: Even Odd Comparing Numbers Ordering Numbers Standard Form, Word Form, Place Value Form Students must prove their answers and explain how they solved them in writing.

This is a quick powerpoint focusing on 3rd grade math skills: division multiplication patterns graphs

Students must spin a 3 digit number. They then must write it in expanded form and word form.

This is a packet focusing on addition and subtraction word problems. Students must determine if they need to subtract or add. Information comes from a table that they must interpret.

Addition word problems using 3 numbers

This is a quick powerpoint on comparing expressions. Students must solve both sides of the expression to determine which one is greater.