Teaching With Traylor

Use these as anchor charts to help students see patterns when you are looking at multiples and learning multiplication facts. These are great to leave up for the whole year to support students.

This is a game or center that students can practice with their addition addition facts or combining to sets. You can use manipulatives (Hershey's Kisses, counters, teddy bears) or you are able to just recall facts.

A great center to practice reading word form, standard form, expanded form, and finding one and ten more/less of a number.

This is a math scoot made to practice addition skills. Students can wear the cards around their neck in necklaces or they can be set on the table in front of students and they can scoot around the room. Recording sheet is on the last slide.

These is a resource that can be cut apart into a book for students to construct a set that is one more or one less than a given set.