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What Educators are Saying:"These worksheets are fabulous! They kept my students busy for a long time, and student retention of info on graphs showed in testing." (Verified Purchase) Product Description:Reinforces the commonly misunderstood concept of comparing dataContains interesting variety of graph topics Three differentiated worksheets with answer sheets:Level 1: Visual cues to help identify the difference between categories Level 2: Students write the visual cues onto the gra

This file folder activity can be used by students in grades K-3 including special education students and others needing intervention to practice counting coins kinesthetically (hands on). Place coins on the bottom row of circles. Students move the coins to the top row while skip counting. These pages can be laminated and Velcro can be used for ease of manipulation and storage.

This is a Google Slides© drag and drop activity containing 12 slides for students to practice counting coins. It provides money math manipulatives with no prep or setup! It is primarily intended for students with special needs and other struggling learners. It is differentiated to allow these students to work independently to practice counting coins. It is a hands-on, kinesthetic activity, great for centers. Students move the coins from one row to the other while skip counting, supported by the

This worksheet contains practice exercises for comparing data in bar graphs (more than/fewer than). You may also like: More Than/Less Than (Comparing Data in Bar Graphs)

This is a hands on math place value card game for 1st or 2nd grade. Use in centers and for small groups and intervention. Students identify the value of each digit in 3 digit numbers. The cards can also be used for a memory or concentration game for place value in three digit numbers (ones, tens and hundreds).