Thinking Out Loud

I Have Who Has is a game that is played as a whole class to review. This game helps students review identifying numbers 0-30. There are two versions - one with beach theme numbers and one with regular font numbers. Common Core Standards Counting and Cardinality K.CC Know number names and the count sequence. 4. Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality. Number and Operations in Base Ten K.NBT Work with numbers 11�19 to gain foundations

Early elementary students need to be fluent in adding and subtracting within ten to build a strong foundation for future mathematical thinking. This product includes three activities and three word problems to help students practice making different combinations of ten. The activities can be used whole group, small group, or as workstations/centers. The activities include: *How Many Ways? Students practice finding the different combinations of ten. A student worksheet for kindergarten and

In my winter fact family packet, I have included three activities that can be used in math centers (tubs) or individually for interventions. The first activity has students created the equations to match the three numbers in the fact family (Snowman Families). The second activity has the student find the missing number before creating the fact family equations (Missing Numbers). The final activity has the students pick two numbers and create fact family equations using those two numbers (Snow

This packet of math centers covers a variety of Common Core standards: meaning of the equal sign, adding and subtracting within 20, place value, and counting up to 120. *Specific standards are laid out in the packet in the teacher information. You receive five centers (workstations): *True/False (students have to determine if the equation is true or false by sorting) *Word (story) Problems (student solve a variety of story problems using provided manipulatives) *Place Value Matching (student