Plural Nouns Reading Center
Your students will be able to make singular nouns plural with tons of practice playing this fun reading center game. This set includes a cover sheet for a manila envelope, common core standards, how to play instructions, a setup pages, 36 game cards, a plural nouns recording sheet and answer key, and a tally sheet. Check out our Plural Nouns Flipchart Lesson to help teach this skill/strand to your students! 15 pages in all, enjoy!
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Math Movers Rounding Review Game
This Math Movers Rounding Game for your ENTIRE CLASS will be great to review rounding to the nearest 10's and 100's. This game includes a cover sheet for a manila envelope, setup instructions, how to play instructions, rounding game cards, student recording sheet, and an answer key. This game is for all of your students to play no matter how many students are in your class. Read the "How to Play" instructions to get started. Enjoy!
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Rounding Numbers 10, 100, & 1000
This worksheet contains 81 rounding questions. Students will have to round numbers to the nearest 10 and 100, with the place values at 10 and 100. Then, the worksheet progressively gets more difficult as the students have to round to the nearest 10, when the place values extends to the hundreds place, and rounding to the nearest 1,000, when the place value is either in the 100's or 1,000's place. This activity page includes an answer key! Enjoy!
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Rounding Numbers -10's & 100's
This worksheet has multiple problems for your students to round numbers to the nearest ten and hundred. The students will have to use their place value skills to round the numbers on this worksheet. An additional set of questions, allows for students to find the tens that come before and after the numbers. Use this as a formative assessment, review, independent practice, or homework. An answer key is provided for easy grading. Enjoy!
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Math Movers Identifying Fractions
Your students will have so much fun identifying fractions with this Math Movers game. This game is for your entire class to play. Use it as review, or a way to formatively assess your students. It comes with a cover for a manila envelope, setup instructions, how to play directions, game cards, recording sheet, and an answer key. Enjoy!
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Color by the Code Multiplying Fox
Are you students struggling with the memorization of their multiplication facts? Use this color by the code multiplication activity to reinforce the difficult multiplication problems to memorize. This sheet includes the problems: 6x4, 8x3, 12x2, 6x8, 3x12, 9x7, 6x6, 12x3, 4x4, 9x4, 5x6, 8x5,4x10, and 2x15. Use this for homework, independent practice, or center/station work in math. This is a cute picture of a fox, sun, sky, and grass. Enjoy!
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Martin Luther King Writing Paper
A colleague of mine needed some MLK writing paper. After I created it for her, I thought others might need it too! Clipart was purchased and licensed by the talented Krista Wallden at Creative Clips Digital Clip Art! I hope you all can you this with your kiddos too! Enjoy!
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Color by the Code Multiplication
Are you students struggling with the memorization of their multiplication facts? Use this color by the code multiplication activity to reinforce the difficult multiplication problems to memorize. This sheet includes the problems: 6x4, 8x3, 12x2, 7x6, 3x12, 9x9, 6x6, 12x3, 6x12, 9x8, 11x11, 12x4. 7x7, and 6x8. Use this for homework, independent practice, or center/station work in math. Enjoy!
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Charting My Plant's Growth Unit
This packet contains 50 pages full of science with ELA common core integration. If your students do a plant unit, or observe plants anytime during the year, then this packet is exactly what you need to integrate ELA into your unit. This contains, prediction pages, observations, graphing pages, a plant journal book, letter writing exit slips for 4 weeks, a summative assessment where students write to a botanist, and vocabulary quizzes. Enjoy
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Add it Up Addition Game
Your students will have a blast playing this addition with and without regrouping game. Students take turns drawing 4 to 8 cards, depending on difficulty. Then, they create addition problems with the cards they drew. Partners check each others' answers with a calculator. If they are correct, they get to keep their cards, if incorrect, the cards go back into the pile. Play a desired number of rounds. The student with the most cards wins! Enjoy!
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