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This Which One Doesn't Belong has 22 days of number sense and place value. |t includes different ways to represent numbers such as, number form, expanded form and base ten. You can use this for number talks as there is at least 2 possible answers for each page. You could also use it for bell work, math warm-ups or exit slips. You have enough pages to get you through 22 days and can mix and match them with my other WODB math products for a years worth of activities.

These reading comprehension strategy task cards focus on summarizing. They are quick reads for students to use to build their summarizing skills. They could be used for small groups instruction, literacy centers, whole group practice and discussion and exit slip assessments.

Use this Which One Doesn't Belong as a Math Warm-Up, Center Activity, Number Talk or Exit Slip. Each page has at least 2 different answers to generate critical thinking and builds on number sense. This is one thing you don't have to worry about planning each week, print and go. Use them as you are covering the unit, reviewing the unit or previewing the unit. The students love them. You can even inter-mix them to suit your classroom needs. They are a quick and efficient way to practice Math s

This third grade Which One Doesn't Belong math warm-up is all about time. Digital, analog, 24hour, calendar and days of the week is perfect for morning work or number talks. Each page has at least 2 possible answers to generate math conversations and explore that there is often different ways to solve Math questions. It has 22 days worth of Time questions to carry you all they way through your unit and incorporate later as a review.

This reading comprehension strategy resource is a quick read for students to practice their summarizing skills (beginning, middle, end). It includes 3 cue questions at the bottom of each short reading passage to help students summarize what they have read. There are 10 passages in the product.

Looking for something quick and easy for small groups or centres? These comprehension strategy task cards are for you. There are 24 cards for each reading comprehension strategy, at least one student response sheet and some possible answer keys. Comprehension strategies that are included are: -inferring -predicting -summarizing -making connections (text to self, text to text & text to world) -visualizing

These task cards are about different ways to join materials and structures (SM3.1). The joinery task cards come with 28 colour task cards. There are 16 semi-permanent joinery task cards, 8 permanent joinery task cards, and 4 traditional (indigenous influenced) joinery task cards. These task cards compliment materials and structures units. Check out the free sample in my store.

Comprehension strategy task cards to work with students in small groups, in centres, mini lessons or a formative assessment, like an exit ticket. These task cards are perfect for the quick practice of visualizing strategy and the inferring strategy. The resource comes with graphic organizers and student response sheets. There are 24 visualizing task cards and 24 inferring task cards to give students lots of practice on their comprehension skills.

This stress management reousrce is exactly what you need to help your students learn about stress. It includes stress strategies, causes of stress, signs of stress and posters for all the stress management strategies for kids. You can use them as centres for your students to learn about stress and what strategies work best for them to self regulate.

These Reading Comprehension Strategy Task Cards are great for small group instruction. This set focuses on making connections, text to world. The resource has 20 task cards and 2 student organizer templates (a Venn diagram and a T-chart). You can also use them for reading centres, bell work or exit slips.

This is a sample of the comprehension strategy task card bundle. This resource has 16 quick read passages for students to make connections with.

Use these task cards for joining materials and objects (SM3.1). They compliment any structures unit. You could use them for centres, whole class research, exit tickets, games and sorting. There are 8 permanent and 8 semi-permanent task cards. If you like them check out the full set on my TpT.