This Christmas cookie themed math center is a FUN way to practice comparing numbers using the greater than and less than symbols. This activity includes 3 levels of cards so you can differentiate and meet the needs of all your students. SORTING ACTIVITY Place the cards in your math center. Students choose a cookie card and compare the number pairs on the card. Then, they sort the cookies onto the greater than or less than cookie sheets. To add some extra fun, you can put out a real spatula to pick up and move the cookies with. 2-PLAYER GAME One student will be “greater than” and the other will be “less than”. Shuffle the cookie cards and place them face-down on the table. Students take turns choosing a card. If it belong on their cookie sheet, keep the card. If not, return it to the table. Keep playing until someone fills their cookie sheet. This activity includes 3 levels of cookie cards: SET A - Comparing numbers up to 20 SET B - Comparing 2-digit numbers within 100 SET C - Comparing 3-digit numbers within 1000 Includes: 48 cookie cards 2 cookie sheet sorting mats Recording sheet This resource is a really fun way to keep students focused on learning and practicing important math skills during the holidays!

This set of no-prep math worksheets is a fun way for your students to practise addition and subtraction within 20. Perfect to use in your math centres, for early finishers, as homework, or for supply teacher plans! On each page, students solve addition and subtraction problems with sums or differences up to 20. Then they colour each section according to the key. If all the problems are solved and coloured correctly, a fun picture will be revealed. Includes 15 colour by number worksheets: Addition within 10 review (1 page) Subtraction within 10 review (1 page) Addition within 20 Subtraction within 20 Mixed addition and subtraction within 20 This resource supports year 1 maths standards and provides plenty of computation practice. Answer keys are included.

This is the U.K. version of my best-selling Grocery Game. The Grocery Game is a highly engaging math activity that provides students with a hands-on way to practice counting money! To play, players take turns picking food cards to fill up their grocery bags. Every card has a price, so students must pay for each item by counting out the correct amount of money from their “wallets.” Once all players have filled their bags, they all count their money to see who has the most left. For added challenge, two coupon cards allow players to subtract money from the purchase prices. Includes: game mats banker’s mat coin value reference cards food cards coupon cards There is also a set of food cards without prices so you can customise them with different money amounts if you wish. This game provides great hands-on practice with counting coins. Teacher will need to add play money (I can not sell copies of money clip art that I purchased). This game has been a favorite of my class every year. It is truly fun to play and can be enjoyed by students at various levels.

The Grocery Game is a highly engaging math activity that provides students with a hands-on way to practise counting money! This is the Euros version. To play, players take turns picking food cards to fill up their grocery bags. Every card has a price, so students must pay for each item by counting out the correct amount of money from their “wallets.” Once all players have filled their bags, they all count their money to see who has the most left. For added challenge, two coupon cards allow players to subtract money from the purchase prices. Includes: game mats banker’s mat coin value reference cards food cards coupon cards There is also a set of food cards without prices so you can customise them with different money amounts if you wish. This game provides great hands-on practice with counting coins. Teacher will need to add play money (I can not sell copies of money clip art that I purchased). This game has been a favourite of my class every year. It is truly fun to play and can be enjoyed by students at various levels.

This math resource helps students learn to use the greater than, less than, and equal symbols when comparing numbers and math expressions (addition and subtraction sentences). It includes a variety of differentiated activities so you can meet your students at their level. POSTERS Includes 3 anchor charts with fun alligator characters to explain the greater than, less than, and equal symbols. MATH CENTRE Students compare number expressions and sort the cards according to which symbol is needed. Includes 4 different sets of cards to use based on your students’ level: comparing an expression to a whole number comparing two addition expressions comparing two subtraction expressions comparing mixed expressions TIC-TAC-GATOR SMALL GROUP GAME In this game, students begin by filling one side of their game board with number cards. They take turns drawing more cards to try to complete the comparisons using the greater than, less than, and equal symbols. There are 2 versions of this game: Level 1 - comparing whole numbers only Level 2 - comparing whole numbers to expressions WORKSHEETS Includes 4 differentiated cut-and-glue worksheets. Students cut out greater than, less than, and equal symbols and glue them in place to complete the comparisons. Includes: Comparing whole numbers to whole numbers Comparing addition expressions to whole numbers Comparing subtraction expressions to whole numbers Comparing expressions to expressions, mixed addition and subtraction