With Easter approaching, I thought it would be fun to take the concept of math task cards and combine it with the plastic Easter eggs and make a little math skill review activity. So, it's super easy to prep/play...here's what you need to do: Print the task cardsCut...
Digital Toothy ® Task Cards are a fun option to practice and review math concepts using a device. Devices that are compatible with this digital resource are iPads™, Chromebooks™, laptops, and desktop computers. This free set is basic addition. It includes 24 different...
You and I both know how important it is to teach students to have a strong number sense and solid understanding of place value. This freebie is loaded with activities that will help you and your students! Place Value Goodies... Free Place Value ActivitiesFree Place...
One can never have too many math center games, right? This math center activity requires the students to choose a card, solve the math problem, and determine whether the answer on the card is true or false. Then the student places the math problem card under the...
Do you need an alternative to timed tests to get your students fluent with their math facts? Have you heard of Sticky Math? It's a no-stress, appropriate way for your students to work on their math fact automaticity. Say good bye to students filled with anxiety and...
Spiral Math Review is great for morning work, homework, or even math warm-ups. An entire week of math review is all on one sheet. Students solve five problems each day and the math skills spiral all year long. Download 1st Grade Freebie Download 2nd Grade Freebie...
Need a quick way to check and asses your students' skills? Math exit tickets are the perfect option! Each math exit ticket includes a snapshot of opportunities for the student to prove whether or not they have mastered the skill/standard. For every skill, there are...
An anchor chart is a great way to teach and display the CUBES math strategy in the classroom. Here is a free student anchor chart template that you can give your students to fill out when you are going over the anchor chart with the class. It’s available for both...
You've planned all these great centers and your students are working away at them. It's time to transition, now what? Are you tired of wasting 5 minutes every time you need to gather your class and transition to the next activity? Do you ever hear, "I'm done, now...
Task Cards are a fun activity that you can do with your whole class or as a small group center. It will get your students up and moving from desk to desk while they solve math problems. This activity can be used as a review, practice, or even assessment. After...