VioletBEE Designs

Privilege passes for students to earn. They can earn a privilege pass in any way you determine--for great class participation, completing a task, getting a good grade, Dojo points, sticker charts, etc. This includes passes for: line leader for a day trade your chair for alternative seating for the day bring a stuffed animal to school for the day seat bump someone for the day pick the class game(s) for the day wear a hat in the classroom for the day skip homework choose the class read aloud(s) f

This is a math fact fluency assessment that takes 1 minute or less and is differentiated. It can be used for addition or multiplication. It's called the Bubble Quiz because of the "bubbles" or circles at the top of each column. The teacher begins by writing in +1 or x1 in each student's first bubble on their sheet. Then the teacher reads off a number at a time from answer key #1. The student listens to the number called off and adds (or multiplies) it to the number in their bubble. To begin with

Number of the Day sheet that can work for any number. Students can roll dice to come up with a number of the day, or the teacher can provide a number that he/she rolls, or is based on the number of days of school or the day of the month. Students will start by writing the date in two ways using words (October 1, 2019 and Oct. 1, 2019) and two ways using numbers (10/1/19 and 10-1-19). Then using the number of the day students determine if it is even or odd, write its digits using place value, wri

A weekly sheet for students to complete daily incorporating the 2nd grade math standards: odd/even, writing a number in words and expanded form, doubling and halving the number, drawing base-ten block symbols for the number, adding and subtracting 10 and 100, rounding to the nearest 10, and representing the number with money. Choose any number of the day you'd like, whether students roll dice to chose a number or you use the day of school or day of the month.