Got ten minutes to go before that last bell and lost for what to do to keep students busy? Well, this pack of 140 Subitising cards can be a perfect time filler. Subitising is the ability to look at a number of items in a small set and identify the amount without counting each one individually. Educator, Douglas H. Clement in his article, “Subitising : What is it? Why teach it?”, states that students who develop the ability to subitise show improvement in overall maths skills, especially addition and subtraction skills. So get your students to not only use perceptual subitising whereby they quickly identify the number of items in a set by perceiving that four dots are more than three dots for example, but are also able to use conceptual subitising that involves the ability to combine small set of numbers or number combinations, for example, six dots and two more make eight in all. HOW TO USE Show each card briefly for less than 3 seconds. Students should look at the arrangement of dots and patterns to identify the number. The idea is not to count each dot individually, but look at the items as a whole and determine the number. Explicit training is required so eventually students can combine numbers to find out the sum of two sets of numbers. Students can also play with each other in small groups. One student shows a card and the fastest to answer keeps the card. You may also have students play ‘Around the World’. Student who answers gets to move around the circle till he/she returns to their spot. * Instructions for a fun game is included in file. CARDS INCLUDED SUBITISING NUMBERS 1-5 SUBITISING NUMBERS 6-10 SUBITISING NUMBERS 11-15 SUBITISING TEN FRAMES 1-5 SUBITISING TEN FRAMES 6-0 SUBITISING TEN FRAMES 11-15 SUBITISING TEN FRAMES 16-20 ** Cards are marked with different colour backgrounds and dots for each section. You may mark each section behind each subitising card to differentiate if you like. CATERING TO DIFFERENTIATION The cards in this pack range in complexity in terms of number and arrangement of dots in a set. Cards that use perceptual subitising feature less number of dots that are more spread out in a line or rectangle, while cards that require students to use conceptual understanding feature dots that are more tightly arranged in a linear arrangement or placed in a circle. For older students, cards can be shown for a fraction of a second. Research shows that with practice, students will develop the ability to subitise and eventually demonstrate increased arithmetic skill.

Facilitate sound conceptual knowledge of data for statistics (mean, median, mode, range, and outlier) with this student-friendly resource. The 64 task cards (colour and blackline) and hands-on activities not only target differentiation in the classroom but also provide a vital link to real-life math. WHAT IS INCLUDED 20 Task Cards on finding the Range of a data set. Task cards range in complexity. Cards 1-12 facilitate acquisition of key concepts through visuals and simpler tasks. Cards 13-20 are more challenging. 20 task cards on finding the mode, median, and outlier. Cards 1-14 facilitate acquisition of key concepts. Cards 15-20 are more challenging. 24 task cards on finding the Mean. Task cards range in complexity. Cards 1-8 facilitate acquisition of key concept. Cards 9-24 are more challenging. * All task cards feature kid friendly font and eye-catching graphics that make conceptual content less daunting. WHAT ELSE * 4 hands-on activities targeting students who are academically challenged. Students cut apart the data cards, arrange in ascending order and find the median, mode, mean, range and outlier. They record their findings in their maths journals. Data cards feature gumballs, apples, popcorn, and candy bags. *4 task cards that provide a connection to real-life math. These tasks are fun and students use their maths journal to record answers. The task cards feature the following activities: What’s in a name? It’s the age! Real-life maths with Dice Numbers Real-life maths with Telephone Numbers Math vocabulary display cards that feature the word and definition of mean, median, mode, range, and outlier. *Response Sheets to record results. Answer keys. SUGGESTED USE Use the colour task cards in centres. The blackline task cards may be glued in students’ math journals for reference. There are 4 cards on a page. You also have the option to print all 20/24 cards on a single page that students can attach to their journals for reference. You can also play Scoot with the task cards or simply leave them around the classroom for students to move quietly and solve.

This pack will prove to be extremely handy if you would like to teach your students all about tens and ones. Focus is on repetition of activities for each new skill in order to conceptualise the understanding of tens and ones. The print-n-go sheets feature: One booklet cover (if compiling all sheets into a booklet) ♦ 7 posters on tens and ones, expanded form ♦ Count in Tens with Popsicle Sticks visuals ♦ Count in Tens with Ten Frames visuals ♦ Count in Tens with Base Ten visuals ♦ Count in Tens with Cookie visuals ♦ Count in Tens with Money visuals ♦ Count in Tens with Groups of Ten Images ♦ Count in Tens and write in Word Form ♦ Counting in Tens and Matching Standard Form and Expanded Form ♦ Counting in Tens and Matching Standard Form and Word Form ♦ Counting groups of apples, ice-cubes, pencils, kids in buses in groups of ten ♦ Tens and Left Overs with images, base ten blocks, ten frames, and Rekenreks frames ♦ Write in Tens from 10 to 150 in Standard Form ♦ Write in Tens from 10 to 100 in Word Form ♦ Writing the Tens Value of the underlined digit in Standard Form ♦ Writing the Tens Value of the underlined digit in Word Form ♦ Cut-n-Glue matching Standard Numbers to tens visuals ♦ Cut-n-Glue tens cards in Number Houses ♦ Colouring Tens given a Standard Number ♦ Colouring Tens on a hundred chart given a Standard Number ♦ Making and Drawing Tens ♦ Tens Number Roll ♦ Tens Number Spin ♦ Tens Visuals Spin ♦ Link to nursery rhymes: Counting groups of sheep, soldiers in tens ♦ Count in Ones with Block Visuals ♦ Counting Tens and Ones with Base Ten Visuals ♦ Colouring Tens and Ones (Base Ten Visuals) ♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones in Number Houses ♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones with Base Ten Visuals ♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones with Popsicle Stick Visuals ♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones matching Word Form to Standard Form ♦ Cut-n-Glue Tens and Ones expanded Form to Base Ten visuals ♦ Drawing Tens and Ones for a given number in the Number Bond ♦ Making and Drawing Tens and Ones ♦ Standard Form of Tens and Ones to Expanded Form ♦ Word Form of Tens and Ones to Expanded Form ♦ Expanded Form of Tens and Ones to Standard Form ♦ Writing the Value of the underlined Tens or Ones digit ♦ Writing Tens and Ones from Word Form to Standard Form ♦ Tens and Ones Visual Spinner ♦ Tens and Ones Addition Sentences with House Visuals ♦ Representing Tens and Ones visuals in three ways: Word Form, Expanded Form and Standard Form ♦ Drawing more of an amount in a ten frame to match the standard number. ♦ Comparing Numbers with signs: < > =

WHAT This unit on fractions features fun fraction interactives that break down and greatly simplify the teaching of fractions. Other than interactive notebook activity sheets, you will also find a fraction game to break the monotony and a 20 questions Fraction test to assess taught content. WHO Experience shows that teaching fractions has always been unconsciously challenging, hence the interactives are especially great for the academically challenged as they break down complex material into learnable chunks. ITEMS/TOPICS INCLUDED: Fraction Vocabulary Bulletin Board Display Fractions of a Shape Fractions of a Group Comparing Fractions Ordering Fractions (Descending Order) Ordering Fractions (Ascending Order) Types of Fractions (Equivalent Fractions) Types of Fractions (Mixed Numbers): Types of Fractions (Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions) Simplest Form (lowest terms) of Fractions Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Like Denominators Subtracting Fractions from a Whole Problem Solving Fractions on a Number Line Equivalent Fraction Game Fraction Test WHAT ELSE Equivalent Fraction Snap game comes with instructions to play and a cheat sheet. There is a coloured version as well as a black and white one of the game. Answer sheets to all activity sheets are included. This is especially handy, as answer sheets can be displayed on the interactive whiteboard for students to self-check. This saves you loads of marking, besides it is an invaluable learning moment as students take note of their mistakes. Table of contents included to make navigation easier. Interactive templates are designed to be time-saving as they feature more learning content and minimise on unnecessary cutting. (8 and 10 flaps) Clear-cut instructions accompanied with photos for assembling the interactive sheets.

Are you teaching your students all about factors and multiples and are looking for fun hands-on activities? These no-prep print and digital sheets will reinforce the understanding of factors and multiples, factor families, prime numbers, prime factorisation, composite numbers, arrays, proper factors, perfect numbers, Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM). Each topic features a definition, explanation and practice examples prior to students attempting given problems. Both US and British English spellings included. Items Included 33 Student Practice Sheets Pdf File 33 Student Practice Sheets Digital PowerPoint File (upload to your LMS) 33 Student Practice Sheets in Google Slides 33 Teacher’s Copy Sheets (key) Topics Covered Factors and Factor Families Multiples Prime Number Prime Factorisation Arrays Proper Factors Perfect Numbers Composite Number Greatest Common Factor (GCF) Least Common Multiple (LCM) In addition, there is an interactive section featuring sheets that require students to work with dice, spinners, and visual cards to enable students to have a clear understanding of the key topics listed above.

*Have your students graph and interpret data in line graphs with these fun centre interactive activities. There are 8 line graph centre activities (blackline and colour) in this pack. * Each graphing activity includes the following: a given scenario or problem visual picture cards a line graph template with scale intervals marked a task card including questions to interpret data collected Answer keys You will find the following line graph centres in this pack: * Chocolate Fundraiser * Hotdog Sales * Temperature Blues * Growing Up * Sprouting Forth * Diet Trial * Test Scores * Pizza Sales CENTRE ACTIVITY: Task sheets require students to interpret created graphs and target a variety of questions related to addition, subtraction and finding the mean of given data. Pack also includes flashcards that feature key mathematical vocabulary when working with Line Graphs. **PREPARATION: ** Cut, laminate and place each set of visual cards in zip-lock bags together with the task card, response sheet and answer key in a file folder for use in math rotation groups and independent centres. A file folder cover (choice of 2) can be pasted on the cover of each file folder.

This centre activity bundle will provide your students with a fun way to practise the 1-12 times tables. Both colour and black and white templates included. ITEMS INCLUDED ✅ Centre Manipulatives in colour for times tables 1-12 ✅ Centre Manipulatives in black and white for times tables 1-12 ✅ Practice Sheets x 4 for each times table ✅ File folder cover for each times table THE ACTIVITY: ⚫ Students will feed each ‘Biggy Mouth’ animal by matching each multiplication sentence (food) to its product (animal). ⚫ Once students have matched each multiplication sentence with its product, they may complete the times tables activity sheets. There are four practice sheets; two sheets have the times tables horizontally written and the other two, vertically written. In the first sheet, the times tables are written in order, while the second sheet, the times tables are mixed up. PREPARATION: ⚫ Cut apart and laminate the times tables centre manipulatives for durability. ⚫ Glue the cover sheet for each times table on a file folder and place the laminated center maniupulatives along with the practice sheets inside. ⚫ Place at a maths centre.

This 62 slide PowerPoint Presentation and Cornell-style guided notes will help reinforce the understanding of factors and multiples, factor families, prime numbers, prime factorisation, composite numbers, arrays, proper factors, perfect numbers, Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM). Other than taking down guided notes via the PowerPoint presentation, students will also have the opportunity to work on practice examples and take a quiz at the end. Packs in this bundle feature both British and US spellings. Items Included Editable PowerPoint presentation featuring 62 slides with animations, transitions and sound effects Guided note worksheets x 8 pages Teacher Reference Sheets x 8 pages Topics Covered Factors and Factor Families Multiples Prime Number Prime Factorisation Arrays Proper Factors Perfect Numbers Composite Number Greatest Common Factor (GCF) Least Common Multiple (LCM) Recommended Use Run through the presentation yourself prior to presenting to students. Present the slides one at a time, students will follow instructions on each slide like filling in the blanks on their note-taking worksheets and attempting practice examples. The slides are animated to present information in manageable chunks. They also have fun transitions and sound effects to make content all the more interesting to students. Follow-up with task cards, practice sheets, notebook templates or other activities. Please contact me with any queries regarding this resource. Thank you! laurane@teach2tell.com

LINE PLOT CENTRES: 226 PAGES Have your students graph and interpret data in line plots with these fun centre interactive activities. Students will work with fractions of a unit and whole numbers to collate and display data using interactive materials like visual cards, dice, spinners, candy, coins and other real-life data. ITEMS INCLUDED: 13 Centre Activities (colour and blackline): for each centre activity students will follow the instructions on a task card to plot data on a line plot and interpret data plotted on a response sheet; 1 poster defining line plots; centre checklist Eight page booklet (4 sheets) that require students to plot and interpret data in each problem: instructions to photocopy back to back and compile included. Vocabulary/ mathematical terminology cards display Line Plot Poster/Anchor Chart Centre Checklist The line plot centre activities are: Lucky Number Roll Line Plot This is a basic starter activity. A six-sided dice is rolled 15 times and numbers recorded on a line plot. Students work with response sheets and a task card to interpret data collected and recorded. Pizza Party Line Plot This activity involves working with fractions of a unit to solve addition and subtraction problems. A scenario task sheet, fraction cards and response sheet target recording and plotting of data on a Line Plot. Spin to Win Line Plot A spinner denoting fractions of a unit is spun 15 times and data collected is recorded on a Line Plot. A task card features interpreting data on the Line Plot and solving problems relating to addition and subtraction. Fraction Cube Roll Students make their own fraction cube from a given template and roll it 10 times. Data is recorded on a Line Plot. A task card is used to interpret data collected and recorded. Growing Up Line Plot Growth chart task cards are used to solve the problem outlined in the scenario sheet. Data is collected from each task card and recorded on a Line Plot. Students solve problems relating to addition and subtraction of fractions of a unit outlined in task sheet.

Are you teaching your students all about factors and multiples and looking for fun hands-on activities? These 100 task cards will provide basic repetitive practice to reinforce the understanding of identifying factors and multiples, prime numbers, composite numbers, the Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and the Least Common Multiple (LCM). Items Included 20 Task Cards on identifying factors of a given number 20 Task Cards on identifying multiples of a given number 20 Task Cards on differentiating between prime and composite numbers 20 Task Cards on finding the Least Common Multiple of given pairs of numbers 20 Task Cards on finding the Greatest Common Factor of given pairs of numbers Recording Sheet x 5 (one for each set) Answer Key x 5 (one for each set) All task cards are in color. Please see the preview file and video for more information. Activity Spread task cards around the classroom. I personally like to tape to walls, so they don’t get lost in all the excitement. Provide students with a clipboard and the recording sheet. Students work, individually, in pairs, or in small groups to record their responses. Post Activity Project the answer key on the smart board/interactive whiteboard for students to check their answers. Provide further explanation accordingly. Recommended Use Use the PowerPoint and Guided Notes resource to introduce the topics and familiarise students with terminology and definitions. Follow up with these 32 task cards and/or print-n-go sheets. Thank you for visiting Teach2Tell. Please contact me with any queries regarding this resource. Thank you! Laurane@teach2tell.com

Are you teaching your students all about chance and probability and looking for fun hands-on probability activities? This print and digital (google slides) bundle of probability worksheets will reinforce the understanding of theoretical probability, experimental probability, language of chance, sample space, predictions, lists, tree diagrams, dependent probability events and independent probability events. Both US and British English spelling and terminology included. Overview of Activities The Probability Scale; Words Describing Chance: Definitions and given scenarios Chance and Data (language of chance); class surveys 2a. Theoretical Probability: Manipulatives spinner numbers spinner names spinner colors marbles dice numbers playing cards 2b. Theoretical Probability: Tree Diagrams and Grids possible outcomes of two coins using a tree diagram and a grid possible outcomes of a coin and a dice using a tree diagram and a grid possible outcomes of a dice and a spinner using a tree diagram and a grid 3a. Theoretical and Experimental Probability: Rolling a six-sided dice a given number of times. Tossing two coins a given number of times. Spinning a spinner a given number of times. Picking an M&M color a given number of times. 3b. Experimental Probability: Dice roll to find the number of trials and relative frequency of the numbers rolled. Group experiment to toss a coin a given number of times and record the total heads, total tails, total outcomes, and relative frequencies of heads and tails (fractions and decimals) for each group. This is to prove the law of large numbers that indicate that as the number of trials increase, the relative frequencies tend to get closer to the expected value (0.5) of tossing a coin. Word Problems for both theoretical and experimental probability outcomes: This section features ‘Work with Teacher’ and ‘Student Practice’ pages. The ‘Work with Teacher’ page will enable you to demonstrate the solution for each problem. I work on the PDF version of the file on the I-pad. This is projected on the interactive whiteboard (via a VGA cable) as I show annotations and working out of the problems. The ‘Student Practice’ pages will enable your students to practice the problem-solving strategies modeled by you in the ‘Work with Teacher’ pages. Problems are the same format with only a change in the numbers. Nature of Problems (sample space, lists, tree diagrams) Picking a favorable outcome from given possible outcomes. Problems pertaining to coin tosses and dice rolls Real-life problem: left-handed, right-handed people Problems involving possible combinations shown via a tree diagram Problems with Spinner spins Independent Probability Events Determining the Independent Probability of events using: Playing Cards Dice Numbers Coin Tosses M&M’s Candy Spinners Word Problems Lists and Tree Diagrams

Are you teaching your students all about chance and probability and looking for fun hands-on probability activities? This Probability resource features 125 animated slides and 32 Cornell-style note-taking sheets to make abstract content on Chance and Probability more concrete. Your students will have a better understanding of theoretical probability, experimental probability, language of chance, sample space, predictions, lists, tree diagrams, and independent probability events. Both US and British English spelling and terminology included. Items Included PowerPoint Presentations - 125 Slides The 125 slide PowerPoint presentation on Chance and Probability is broken down into six separate presentations for ease of use: Language of Chance and the Probability Scale Probability with dice Probability with spinner colours Probability with playing cards Probability with crayon colours Probability: mixed problems Recommended Use You may choose to present these presentations in any order except for presentation 1 and 6 which need to be presented first and last. All 125 slides feature animations. Not just visual learners, but all students will benefit from the visual animations that make abstract and complex content more concrete. As a teacher, you will find that there is no preparation needed to teach this often difficult-to-understand math topic; simply play the slides for students to take notes on their note-taking sheets. All answers to practice examples are on the slides themselves. 2. Guided Notes - Cornell Style Note-taking Sheets The 32 note-taking sheets are to be used in conjunction with the 125 PowerPoint presentation slides. The layout of the note-style sheets is similar to Cornell-style notes. The left side features terminology and points to remember while the right side provides scaffolded notes on the lesson and practice examples. Pick a presentation topic and play each slide one at a time giving enough time for students to record the missing information. They will be writing down information and solving practice examples from the PowerPoint presentation written in red text. Students will be very engaged as they are not just watching you present the slides but in addition, they are actively documenting information. Also Included Teacher-guided notes to use as reference with the presentation. Targeted Group This unit caters to differentiation and best targets students in years 4-8.

Are you teaching your students all about Theoretical Probability and looking for fun hands-on Chance and Probability activities? This print and digital (Boom Decks) bundle of 192 probability task cards will reinforce the understanding of theoretical probability, experimental probability, language of chance, sample space, predictions, lists, tree diagrams and independent probability events. Please see the preview file for more information. Both US and British English spelling and terminology included. Overview of Activities I. 192 Print Task Cards The Probability Scale 32 Task Cards that require students to rate the likelihood of an event happening on a scale denoting ‘Impossible, Unlikely, Even Chance, Likely, and Certain’. 2. Probability Events With Dice 32 task cards targeting probability problems involving 1-2 dice. 3. Probability Events With Spinners 32 task cards featuring all possible outcomes with the colours on a spinner. 4. Probability Events With Playing Cards 32 task cards featuring all possible outcomes with a standard deck of playing cards. 5. Probability Events With Paint Can Colours 32 task cards featuring all possible outcomes with a given set and sets of coloured cans. Probability Mixed Problems 32 task cards targeting mixed problems relating to Theoretical and Experimental probability, coins, dice, playing cards, spinners, grids and tree diagrams. II. Boom Decks - 112 Cards 33 Boom Digital Cards on the Language of Chance 34 Boom Digital Cards on Probability with a Standard Dice 45 Boom Digital Cards on Pobability with Playing Cards + Printable Answer Key included Also Included Recording Sheets for each Task Card pack. Answer Sheets Reference sheets of all 32 coloured task cards on a single sheet. Prints fine in black and white too. Students may glue this in their journals or attach it to the recording sheet for future reference. Especially helpful for students to refer to for correction. Suggested Use The activities are fairly simple, yet challenging and scaffold the acquisition of key skills, especially finding all possible outcomes using Grids and Tree Diagrams. The task cards may be placed at maths centres and used to further build and practise skills. They range in complexity and thus cater to differentiation. Needless to say, they are ideal for your early finishers. Targeted Group The activities best target students in years 4-8, although a portion of it can also be used for higher achievers in year 3.