Thematic Magic

Students use the numbered Northwest Coastal Artwork and count on using 9 Sacagawea dollar coins with each different numbered card.

Played like the game "Memory", students turn over number cards. If the sum equals 8, they keep the pair and record the equation. Fun way to practice fact fluency skills.

Students use fact fluency skills to sort equations into correct categories.

Students use picture cards that represent equations, to solve and record addition problems within 10.

Print on 11x17 for a great math snack mat on 101 days of school-Dalmation style!

Students use cards that represent equations to solve and record addition problems.

Students read a doghouse card and count on with the quantity of dog bones. They record the number in the dog house recording sheet and feed the card to the Dalmatian dog mouth.

Use this gameboard and 2 dice (I use dog themed dice) to play roll & cover.

These 3 Games include skill practice of: Numbers and Quantities Standard Measurement Counting Collections

Students use goldfish crackers to represent, solve and record equations.

Students use a code to determine how much each order will cost. Students write the equation and solve.

Students use the code to solve math equations. For extra fun, put the code chart in a wrist coach band!

Students use a deck of cards to make various sums to equal 10.

Hang these in your classroom for easy reference as you teach each strategy for counting. Posters Included are: Using a Number Line Counting On Using Fingers Count and Check Count and Move Touch and Count Make a Group of 10

Match equation cards to bundles of 10 +

Students use red and blue fish cutouts to create story problems in each aquarium. Equations are represented & recorded on a 10 frame recording sheet and solved.

Students use simple ABC , 123 coordinates to read a pirate map.

A guide for running small math groups for struggling learners. Specifically designed for FALL instruction.

Students use various cups filled with faux ice cubes, lemon slices and sugar packets along with a price menu to determine the "cost" of each cup of lemonade.

Students use predetermined numbered hamburger parts to count "how many altogether"-using 10 frame "order forms" to help collect information.