Hi! Be sure to follow me on Twitter for more updates! I am @jreulbach. :) This was the BEST review activity I have ever done! I even overheard a 7th grade boy say, "Wow, this is FUN!" That my friends, is hard to do - especially in math class when we are working on solving…
These math crossword puzzle printables are a fun way to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division! Free and easy download!
Enhance your early elementary students' math vocabulary and math talk by posting and referring to your new math word wall concepts with picture support! Students will make connections with math concepts through colorful visual images and print reinforcement. Word cards are color-coded by math topics for ease of use by teachers and students. Your new math word wall will also help your students use appropriate math vocabulary when completing their oral and written responses to explain their work and reasoning on assessments. These math vocabulary cards require only one-time prep and can then be used year after year! These vocabulary cards align with Common Core math standards for primary grades. Math Talk categories include shapes, solid shapes, position words, patterns, money, counting, math facts, measurement, tools, sorting, ordinal numbers, and place value. This math word wall is a great teaching AND learning tool to add to your classroom! We would love to hear how you implemented this math word wall in your own classroom! Remember, you can earn TpT credits when you leave feedback and comments for your purchases. Thank you for stopping by Kelly and Kim’s Kreations! Please feel free to follow our TpT store by clicking the star, come follow our blog at http://kellyandkimskreations.com, and check us out on Facebook and Instagram at Kelly and Kim's Kreations also!
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Here you will find our selection of free Math Addition Games for kids, from age Kindergarten upwards. There is a range of different maths games for children involving using different addition facts.
Are you ready to take on the Sixes Challenge? You must use exactly four sixes and your choice of arithmetical symbols to form the eight given target numbers.
If you are living in a constant battle between tracking data and planning instruction…you know you’re not alone. Like most teachers, you are probably looking for ways to minimize the time you spend grading, and recording data so you can maximize your time planning and prepping. You’re in the right place. The most important shift […]
This is a great activity for students learning the Pythagorean Theorem. Students will use the Pythagorean Theorem to calculate distances. In addition, students will add decimals to calculate routes involving more than one stop. Lastly, students will explain the shortest route.
Everything you need to teach your money unit! Planning, money worksheets, money and games all in one place. From concrete to the abstract!
An Upper Elementary Collaborative blog written by 13 teachers. Includes teaching ideas and resources for grades 3, 4, and 5.
Number Bonds provide students with a visual for practicing part part whole. This is an essential concept for understanding how addition and subtraction are related. When I first started teaching them in the my classroom, I HATED them! I felt like I was confusing my kids. They did not understand which circle was the whole. ... Read More about Number Bonds in the Classroom
The students colored in a 120 chart by making puzzle pieces. They cut them out and traded puzzles with a friend. My rule when coloring was that they had to connect more than 6 numbers but had to make it challenging enough to stump their friends. The students loved doing this...creating their own puzzle made them easier to solve as well. 120 Chart
Transform math from mundane to marvelous with these immersive 3rd grade math Project Based Learning activities.❓Are you stuck with a boring math curriculum that lacks students making meaning from math?❓Are your students forgetting what they learned in math immediately after you are done with a unit?
