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Looking for a fun way to practice doubles facts? Take a look at these games! Students will get the practice they need while having fun. DOUBLES MATH GAMES Included in this pack are games for doubles, doubles +1, and doubles +2 facts. Each skill has a matching game, two versions of Bump games, and two versions of Cover Up games…. Read More
Math mazes are a great way to get your students practicing math facts! This set of multiplication mazes focuses on the factors 2-12, with TWO different mazes included for each factor. On each maze, students move from start to finish by identifying the true math fact sentences and watching out for the false facts along the way. Today I want… Read More
Raffle tickets are a great way to practice math skills in the classroom, but did you know they can be a great management tool, too? Today I want to share with you how I have used math tickets in my 2nd and 3rd grade classroom. Spring was always an interesting time of the school year for me. The students were… Read More
Are your students comparing two numbers to determine which is greater? Are they struggling to remember which way the symbol should face? Here’s a little trick that worked like a charm with my 2nd and 3rd graders! My students could verbalize which number was greater when making comparisons. However, when it came time to using the symbols for greater… Read More
A few years ago I was bored to tears trying to find engaging ways to practice addition in my classroom, particularly when needing to add up to four 2-digit numbers. I decided to bring a little real-world math into the classroom and let my students go shopping. Today I want to let your students go shopping with this little freebie:… Read More
I hope your students came back to school ready and eager to learn! Today I want to share one of my favorite winter math freebies with you and show you some ways you can differentiate to support your struggling students. One of the ways I review math facts in January is with 3-addends. I use this Cup of Cocoa pack,… Read More
Teaching in December is in a category of its own!Are you ready for December in the classroom? (via @Seussastic)
Are you looking for a new read aloud this month? Take a look at these reindeer books!
storiesbystorie.com/reindeer-books-for-kids/
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These reindeer books for kids include silly stories, heartwarming tales, nonfiction texts, and even a traditional classic that students will love!I finished two more nonfiction companions last night. Both of these pair with Level 2 texts from the National Geographic Series. If you already own the bundle, please make sure you grab these updates.
🐧 www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Penguins-National-Geographic-Kids-Book-Companion-4238703
🐺 www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Wolves-National-Geographic-Kids-Book-Companion-4238704
I didn't realize they all had names, but I definitely recognize some of these poses! 😂Accurate. (via Betje.com)
I finished up a book companion for The Legend of the Poinsettia by Tomie dePaola. This one has a poinsettia craft along with several comprehension activities.
➡️ www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/The-Legend-of-the-Poinsettia-4235814
