Teaching With Pride

This colorful name tag can be printed on 8.5"x11" paper or cardstock. Each page has 2 name tags that can be cut apart. The name tag has a place for you to write the student's name, a labeled fraction bar visual, multiplication chart and more!

Students use these to self-assess after a lesson. You can "snip" the windshield and add them to your exit tickets, assessments or even homework. Enjoy!

Students count the sides of each shapes, and identify common polygons.

This product can be printed and put into dry erase sleeves or sheet protectors and used over and over again. Students can show time on both an analog clock and a digital clock. The open number line along the bottom also allows them to model elapsed time.

Students use a hundred chart to round to the nearest ten. This product contains a practice worksheet and an exit ticket that can be used as an assessment.

These Google slides can be used to display your reading or math rotations. There is space for 4 groups, "must dos" and "can dos". It's colorful, easy to read and can be modified easily to meet the needs of your classroom.

Students practice using a number line to add and subtract 1 and 2 from a given number.

Students use a number line to count forward and backwards when adding/subtracting 1 and 2 from a given number.

Students practice writing equations that match simple math pictures.

Students can practice representing numbers 1-10 on ten frames as well as count how many more they need to reach 10.

This is a game that students can use to practice counting by tens to 100.