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Students can use this chart to continue to learn how adding/subtracting multiples of 10 work with larger numbers, up to 1000. Most students have used 100/200 charts before, so this is just a continuation of patterns on a 1000 chart.

This is a very quick and simple way to assess your students on Goods and Services. This can be used as a pre-assessment or post-assessment.

This is a great activity for your students to practice adding multiples of ten to a given number. This will help build their fluency with doing jumps of ten and with place value.

This is a quick and simple assessment to see if your students can distinguish between needs and wants. Can be used as a pre-assessment or post-assessment.

This is an engaging a fun activity for students to do centered around fractions. Students will create a gumball machine using the stencils provided, and then use up to five different colored pom poms, stickers, or paper as their gumballs. I gave each of my students a total of 12 pom poms. The students are to find the fractional part of each color out of the whole set of gumballs. **As a fun bonus, I gave each of my students real bubble gum to chew on during this project!**

Great tool for students to use to add, subtract, number patterns, and much more.

This is a great activity for helping your students better understand Place Value. Students will roll 2 dice, write a 2 digit number, draw that number using strips of 10 and singles, identify how many tens and ones there are, and then write the number in expanded form.

This is a great activity for your students to do to see the pattern of what happens when you subtract 10 from a number. I have my students use a Hundreds Chart to help them see what is happening in the tens place.

This is a very engaging and fun activity to do with your students. You will need to provide each student with their own package of gummies. Students will graph their gummies by flavor and make 3 different representations of their data: Line Plot, Bar Graph, and Pictograph.

This is a great activity to do with your students to discuss feet, length, and measurement in general.

This is a great activity for your students to practice subtracting multiples of 10. This will help build up their fluency and also help with place value practice.

This is a great addition activity to help your students look for know combinations (combinations of ten, doubles, near doubles, etc.) when adding multiple numbers.

This is a great activity to help your students gain a strong grasp on Tens & Ones. They will be given an equation in number or words, and have to draw it using strips of ten and singles. This activity definitely helps build a stronger foundation in Place Value.

This is a great activity for your students to do with a Hundreds Chart. This will help them see the pattern of adding 10 to a number and how that looks on a Hundreds Chart.

This is a great book that students can use to show their knowledge of our Natural Resources. Each page has a title of a different resource. I've had my students draw a picture of the resource and write a sentence describing how it's used. This made a great resource for the students to use to review before an assessment.

This is a quick, fun, and simple activity where students can find fractions within their name! Students will find the fractional part of the consonants in their name as well as the vowels, from the the total number of letters in their name. This activity is a fun way to look at fractions in a different way!

This is a great activity to use with your students after introducing Urban, Suburb, and Rural Communities. This can be used as an assessment tool or just to anchor students learning.

This is a great activity to help students find the difference between to given numbers. The 100 chart is a great tool to help them visually see what this distance is.

This book can be used for students to draw/cut & glue fraction pictures to the appropriate section of the book. It is a great way for students to anchor knowledge of their learning. Can be used as a review before an assessment, or could actually be the assessment. Multiple uses!

This product was designed for students to write their own Addition/Subtraction story problems, give matching equations, and solve three different ways. This is a great product to use when you want to challenge your students to take story problems to the next level. Allowing students to create their own gives them ownership and brings a deeper meaning to actually solving the problem. Plus, the get excited to make up their own! And what teacher doesn't love that...?