The Learning Lioness

These are a group of choice boards that can be used during math centers, or when students finish work early. Each board is aligned to the goals set in each RIT band of the 2nd grade MAP test learning continuum. The questions for each RIT band align with the skills that students at that level need to work on to grow as a learner. Task cards are at the end of the bundle, and are differentiated based on difficulty. (Some choice boards say to choose a yellow card, some a green card, some a blue

This is a sample choice board that can be used during a Daily Five Work On Writing Center. Each board is aligned to the goals set in each RIT band of the 2nd grade MAP test learning continuum. The questions for each RIT band align with the skills that students at that level need to work on to grow as a learner. Although it was created with the 2nd grade RIT bands, it could be used and modified as needed for 3rd and 4th grades. The other choice boards can be purchased as a bundle. There is

These are a group of choice boards that can be used during a Daily Five Work On Writing Center. Each board is aligned to the goals set in each RIT band of the 2nd grade MAP test learning continuum. The questions for each RIT band align with the skills that students at that level need to work on to grow as a learner. Although it was created with the 2nd grade RIT bands, it could be used and modified as needed for 3rd and 4th grades.

This is a sample board that can be used as part of a math center, or for students who finish work early. Each board is aligned to the goals set in each RIT band of the 2nd grade MAP test learning continuum. The questions for each RIT band align with the skills that students at that level need to work on to grow as a learner. Although it was created with the 2nd grade RIT bands, it could be used and modified as needed for 3rd and 4th grades.

These are a group of choice boards that can be used during a Daily Five Work On Writing Center. Each board is aligned to the goals set in each RIT band of the 2nd grade MAP test learning continuum. The questions for each RIT band align with the skills that students at that level need to work on to grow as a learner. Although it was created with the 2nd grade RIT bands, it could be used and modified as needed for 3rd and 4th grades.

Build a Zoo is an interdisciplinary board game that encourages students to use technology, knowledge of math, science, and social studies to create their perfect zoo. There are five variations of the game included that can be utilized for a variety of learning experiences depending on what you want your students to focus on. These game varieties are: Build a zoo by animal type (i.e. mammal, reptile, bird), Build a zoo by natural wild habitat, Build a zoo by continent the animals live on, Build a

This activity allows students to practice measuring angles using the real world example of gymnasts in different gymnastics poses. Angle cards can be printed and laminated or mounted on tagboard. (Make sure to number the cards on the back so you can identify them later!) Students can then measure the read angles with a protractor. This activity can be used as an around the room activity, a center activity, or a whole group activity.

These are Math task cards that are differentiated based on difficulty. Yellow are the easiest cards, green are middle level cards, and blue is the hardest level. These task cards were created to align with 2nd grade math NWEA MAP learning continuum standards. Cards can be printed, cut out, and laminated, and used as a math center, or for students who finish work early. Concepts in the task cards include money, time, word problems, and shapes. These cards can be used directly with my Math Ch

This is an addition and subtraction practice game based on the classic game Rock Paper Scissors. Students pull a card and solve the addition or subtraction problem, and then play "Leaf, Tree, Giraffe, Math!". The winner gets to keep both cards and then a new round is played.

These are premade student labels for students' folders and notebooks. All you need to do is write the child's name. Labels include reading folder, reading notebook, writing folder, writing notebook, science folder, science notebook, math folder, math notebook, social studies folder, social studies notebook, and take home folder. Labels are formatted to fit an Avery template 5161 or 5961.

Create a Town is great for an end of the unit project, or for an enrichment or extension project for quick finishers. It incorporates Social studies concepts like urban, suburban, rural, map skills, and jobs you may find in a town. It incorporates math skills as students need to calculate total galloons of water for the town, total pounds of food needed, and number of students per classroom in the school. It also incorporates science concepts by including exploration of different types of pow

Episode 5: The Case of the Stolen Playground Equipment Can you help Mattematician figure out who stole the school's playground equipment?! This is a math mystery project where students need to solve the math problems provided and use the clues to figure out which suspect stole the playground equipment. All problems in this episode are adding and subtracting from 0 to 40. The packet also includes brag tags for completing the challenge. These should be printed separate from the work packet. S

This is a Kangaroo themed hundreds chart with a moveable baby kangaroo. Students can use the baby kangaroo to practice "hopping" back and forth across the number chart. This reinforces the concept of counting hops when moving along the number line. The baby kangaroo has a 1 inch square cut out so that students can see the number they are on as they move along the hundreds chart.

Episode 2: The Case of the Broken Book Can you help Mattematician figure out who broke your class' favorite read aloud book?! This is a math mystery project where students need to solve the math problems provided and use the clues to figure out which suspect broke the class' book. All problems in this episode are subtracting from 0 to 40. The packet also includes brag tags for completing the challenge. These should be printed separate from the work packet. SHOULD BE PRINTED IN COLOR IF POSS

Episode 1: The Case of the Missing Cupcakes Can you help Mattematician figure out who stole the cupcakes, and save your teacher's birthday party?! This is a math mystery project where students need to solve the math problems provided and use the clues to figure out which suspect stole the teacher's birthday cupcakes. All problems in this episode are adding to 20. The packet also includes brag tags for completing the challenge. These should be printed separate from the work packet. *BEST PRIN

Episode 3: The Case of the Stolen iPads Can you help Mattematician figure out who broke your class' favorite read aloud book?! This is a math mystery project where students need to solve the math problems provided and use the clues to figure out which suspect stole the class set of Ipads. All problems in this episode are multiplying facts 0 - 12. The packet also includes brag tags for completing the challenge. These should be printed separate from the work packet. SHOULD BE PRINTED IN COLOR

This hundreds chart is differentiated to help students who are struggling with going from one row to the next. The chart is expanded into a tree with branches leading from one row to the next (i.e 20 to 21). Students can use the frog to "hop" from one number to the next, and then follow the branches to go down a row for adding, or up a row for subtracting. Once students seem to grasp that concept, they can move to the standard hundreds chart with the same color patterns as the expanded one.

This is a differentiated hundreds chart that can be used for counting money. The chart is color coded by coin for easy visual reference. There is a reference page so students know which color is which coin. The packet also comes with coins that can be cut out and manipulated on the hundreds chart, as well as an example page to demonstrate how to use the hundreds chart.

Episode 4: The Case of the Deflated Basketballs Can you help Mattematician figure out who deflated all of the basketball teams' basketballs?! This is a math mystery project where students need to solve the math problems provided and use the clues to figure out which suspect deflated the basketballs. All problems in this episode are division facts 0 - 12. The packet also includes brag tags for completing the challenge. These should be printed separate from the work packet. SHOULD BE PRINTED

This set of Schedule Cards has 28 different activity schedule cards, plus 14 blank ones that can be edited for personal use. Each card has an animal border and a school graphic.