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1 page number of the day! I use this in a clear sleeve over and over again. Record the number, have students create addition sentences, word form, expanded form, base ten blcoks, and +/- 1 and 10.

I am a math intervention teacher and one of the MAIN things I work on with students is addition and subtraction within 20. I needed all of the tools in one spot! On this math math students can write their problem and use any tool to help them solve. Tens frames, number line, number path, number bond, or their own picture. Put in a clear sleeve and use again and again with small groups!

I use this to plan out my month at a quick glance, but also use to record quick notes during my small groups session. The top I add student names and attendance.

Have you ever played the game SPOT IT? You find what is shown the same on both cards or both sides. This is a version that you will try to spot the same number on both sides of the slide. This is a PPT with 10 slides for the numbers 1-10 along with the answer circled right after the slide. You could do a couple per day as a warm up. More to come!

If you need all of the Kindergarten math goals in one spot - here they are! This is in checklist form. Handy for teachers to have on hand or for homeschooling parents.

I am a third grade math interventionist and I created 9 goals for my students to help break down adding and subtracting within 100. The first page includes the 9 goals and then there is one page of problems per goal. There are also teacher notes to explain some modeling and also 4 virtual spinners to help create practice. Can be used as an assessment, as well.

Nearpod AND google slides link for Bead Rack (Rekenrek) Quick Images! The bead rack (rekenrek) is one of the most powerful models for young math learners. This resource will include 4 Levels of quick look images to spark subitizing and discussions. This helps them to visualize, think of groups of five and ten, and make number combinations.  This resource is broken up into levels (progressions). It starts with numbers all below 5 and progresses into bigger numbers.  You can play this resource as

Are you a math teacher that LOVES math and wants to give your kids valentines? This has the combinations of ten on it and says, " No matter what combination you choose, the answer is the same: YOU GOT THIS! 10/10" There will be 4 on the page to print. I recommend printing on card stock. Enjoy!

I am a 3rd grade Virtual Math teacher and I created this to play with small groups to practice arrays, rows, columns, total, repeated addition, and multiplication. There are many ways to play this game and make it work for your group. You could have one student roll a dice and answer the question they land on.  I like to keep ALL students engaged and answer every question. I will have every student answer in the private chat and every student that answers gets to roll their dice and move their

I am a virtual 3rd Grade Math Intervention teacher. I created these slides based on Nancy Hughes Number Talks book to use at the beginning of every Math Intervention group to build Number Sense and Math Facts within addition and subtraction. This resources includes the following topics within 360+ Slides. This is a resource you can use ALL YEAR LONG. SubitizingFive FramesTens Frames Number BondsPicture ProblemsSubtraction Equation from Tens FramePart part wholeAdding and Subtracting using Cubes

I am a third grade math interventionist and I created 10 goals for my students towards working on subtraction within 20. The first page includes the 10 goals and then there is one page of problems per goal. Can be used as an assessment, as well.

Do you need slides for Skip counting work (2.NBT.2)? This will give you 80 slides to practice counting by 1's, 10's, 100's, and 5's. It will also give you mixed review. I am a virtual Math Interventionist for 3rd grade and use this with my students!

Perfect way for up to 5 players to practice Multiplication Facts (2's - 9's) using two dice and this jamboard. This can be done virtually or in the classroom. Each player will start with 7 translucent counters in a single color. On your turn, roll two dice (comes with a link for virtual dice). Find the sum and multiply the sum by the multiple you are working on. If the product is already covered by another player, you can tell the other player to "move it" and cover the number with your own co

Do you need slides for Division Strategies (3.OA.2)? 37 Slides today that go through 5 division strategies (Equal groups, Repeated subtraction, arrays with division, fact families, and using the multiplication table to divide). Along with more division word problems to choose your own strategy with. I am a virtual Math Interventionist and I use these slides in the virtual classroom, but they could be used in person, as well.

If you need games to practice multiplication facts you are in luck! This consists of Google slides to practice multiples of 2's, 3's, 4's, 5's, 6's, 7's, 8's, 9's, and 10's. This is perfect for a small group of students 2 - 6 players. I use this in the virtual classroom but you could also use in person.

Do your students need practice with Multiplication facts (3.0A.C.7) and flash cards that show visual images (subitizing) along with a chart to show their practice? ! This is RESEARCH based and shows the best order to learn multiplication facts. 26 pages jam packed with Multiplication resources - Tips, a chart to fill in to document practice, flashcards with visual representations for 2's - 10's, and skip counting tables to print and practice. Your kids will love keeping track of their practice

This is a version of Birds and Worms - but a St. Patricks Day edition! You will need to create the dice. I purchased blank wood dice from amazon. You will need 10 dice per game. Students will work with a partner to roll all ten dice. They will need to create addition sentences that equal 10. Every combination will earn them a point. If they roll gold they will earn an extra point. If they roll the naughty Leprechaun it will steal their gold! Students will BEG to play this game!

Students will BEG to play this game. They will be able to practice their combinations of ten. This game resource includes directions for the game, directions on how to label dice (YOU WILL NEED TO PURCHASE BLANK DICE) and a recording sheet for students to play 3 rounds of this game. Students will be able to become fluent in adding 2 or more numbers to make combinations of ten.

I created and used these slides to reteach third graders about comparing three digit numbers. I am a virtual teacher - so these are ready to use in the virtual classroom or could be used in brick and mortar. 25 slides are included.

This is a great cooperative learning activity that practices finding percent of a number (10 problems) and solving real world problems involving percents (8 problems)! Students work in groups of 4. They begin by cutting apart task cards and placing them in the center of the table. Every student has a white board. Students take turns being the leader. The leader picks up a task card and reads the problem to the students. All group members write down the problem. Once it is written the leader says