Tess Sharp

This is a cut and paste activity. Students will cut out and match the number to word form. It can be used as an assessment, station, or a check for understanding activity! ENJOY! :)

In this packet you will find 5 place value math stations… Exploring Expanded Form This Means War! Create a Number Line Using <, >, and = Signs Just Spin It! After each cover page for the station, there is a corresponding teacher instruction page then a student instruction page Check out my blog! talesoftesstheteacher.blogspot.com

Thank you for viewing my product. Here is a brief description of this amazing packet! There are… 5 Worksheets: - 3 require students to fill in numbers in a sequence - 2 require students to count the stars in an oval and write how many they counted - ANSWER KEYS ARE INCLUDED 3 Learning Stations: The learning stations utilize basic materials – dice, dominoes, and cards. All learning stations include an instruction sheet (feel free to make your own instructions, if you do not wish to use mine)

Are you looking for something simple and fun for your students to do? Would you like it to be themed with St. Patrick's Day? Do you teach Kindergarten or First Grade? Then, this product is for you! Within this product, there are 3 different matching games. **Covers numbers 1-12** Numbers - 1, 2, 3 to Words - one, two, three Numbers - 1, 2, 3 to Charms (Pictures) Numbers - one, two, three to Charms (pictures) The charms are leprechauns, clovers, horseshoes, pots of gold, etc. In order to make

This document is supposed to be used within a learning station, but you may also use it in other ways. The theme is place value and goes through the hundreds place. I have two different recording sheets, along with two different game cards for the station. The document includes very detailed information. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask! Black and white friendly!! :) Thanks!!! Tess Sharp

Are you focusing on expanded and standard form? This station is just what you need! :) This is perfect to add to your math station rotations. I hope you enjoy! Please leave feedback and follow me!