TeachCreateK5

Document to monitor students while completing a math problem. Identify strategies that can be used to solve the problem, then document which students used that strategy!

*This activity is done with a shower curtain (grid drawn on 20 x 20). *There are 6 signs for 6 groups. *6 animals *Teacher can use accountability sheet to have to record their results.

blank line plot graphs for students to use when plotting data

Students create structures with base ten blocks and have to solve - adding up their base ten blocks representing a number.

Students read task cards, use work mat to solve and write equation.

Students can have these on their desk!

Students use a balance and objects to represent numbers. Students can use number cards and then count out that many objects to place on the balance. Students then compare the numbers.

Workmats to practice number lines, ten frames, using manipulatives, and drawing out to solve problems (subtraction and addition). Some mats allow students to use two different strategies and compare how both strategies help the student come to the same answer. Laminate or slide into protective sheets and use dry erase markers!

Students practice place value and ten frames. Grade K-3. *Variety of different backgrounds and blank ones that can be printed on colored paper.

Students move their clip up the chart as they pass lessons on math or reading. Two different background wood versions. If you need a different theme I can do another background!

Tags for every division fact students pass

Student get a tag for every fact they master.

Students will practice writing numbers, use cards to compare number of objects, and use comparison symbols.

Steps for students to be successful in learning math.

Students practice tracing writing numbers 1-5, writing on the lines, representing the numbers on a 10-frame, count and compare numbers 1-5.

Each banner students have to use visual model to show representation. They solve and then they are to simply, turn into mixed number, or decide if the number stays the same.

Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division wall signs with vocabulary. Inverse operation display words and arrows. Student bookmarks.

Group signs - write student names *Under schedule write standards or activity

Students create fraction line and match fraction pictures

Students put fractions in order