An educator since 1979, Tammy L. Jones has worked with students from first grade through college. Currently, Tammy is consulting with individual school districts in training teachers on strategies for making content accessible to all learners. Writing integrations as well as literacy connections are foundational in everything Tammy does. A variety of resources are offered for mathematics Pre-K through 12 as well as several that are interdisciplinary. Electronic trainings are also offered.
An educator since 1979, Tammy L. Jones has worked with students from first grade through college. Currently, Tammy is consulting with individual school districts in training teachers on strategies for making content accessible to all learners. Writing integrations as well as literacy connections are foundational in everything Tammy does. A variety of resources are offered for mathematics Pre-K through 12 as well as several that are interdisciplinary. Electronic trainings are also offered.
Dominoes are one of the older and more versatile of manipulatives. Dominoes serve as a concrete representation for many mathematical concepts. The use of dominoes can serve as a bridge for many students to the more abstract understandings that need to be developed.
This collection of activities for intermediate mathematicians offers a variety of experiences using dominoes as well as number charts. Samples of 20, 50 charts, 100 charts and activity pages including unknowns and comparisons and domino equations are provided. Multiple charts per page are provided as well as blank charts for extensions. The two per page and four per page will fit nicely into the Mathematician’s Notebook.
This resource is great for students with dyslexia and language-based learning deficiencies.
Available secondary game boards:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available (40 card sets):
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Available secondary game boards:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available (40 card sets):
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available:
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Secondary game boards available:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
All game cards available:
Addition & Subtraction 1-digit (120 cards) Decimal Multiplication (40 cards)
Multiplication 1-digit (60 cards) Decimal Subtraction (40 cards)
Addition & Subtraction 2-digit (110 cards) Multiplying with 10 (40 cards)
Multiplication 2-digit (72 cards) Write Number Words (50 cards)
Ten More, Ten Less (40 cards) Time (50 cards)
Decimal Addition (40 cards) Factors & Multiples (40 cards)
Decimal Division (40 cards)
Seven different game boards are available:
Decimal Farm
Factors in the Forest
Transportation Turns
Construction Calculation
Polar Ice Exploration
Airplane Arithmetic
Coastal Countdown
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available:
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Secondary game boards available:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available:
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Secondary game boards available:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available:
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Secondary game boards available:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
�� With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available:
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Secondary game boards available:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available:
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Secondary game boards available:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available:
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Secondary game boards available:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Can be used:
• With game boards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Secondary game cards available:
Exponents I
Exponents II
Integers I
Integers II
Order of Operations
Rational Exponents
Literal Equations
Evaluate Expressions
Perimeter & Area
Secondary game boards available:
x=What?
Math Maneuvers
Tropical Math Maneuvers
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 in size. Pawns not included.
Game boards Can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
Today’s teachers are pushed for time to develop the level of understanding with content as well as the levels of expertise with the Standards for Mathematical Practice in the typical mathematics classroom. Fermi problems provide an engaging platform for fostering students’ critical thinking, problem-solving, estimating, modelling, and questioning skills. And they can be implemented in such a way as not to detract from the limited class time teachers have available.
Fermi problems can be embedded in daily instruction to help students develop these important skills. This model of implementation does not require a large amount of additional time to be spent but fits seamlessly into daily instruction. A power point for classroom use is provided as well as facilitation notes supporting the initial process for implementing a Fermi problem in your daily instruction. From the first journaling assignment to the final check phase students will engage in writing, posing questions that need to be answered in order to “solve” the Fermi problem, developing a model to be used in determining an answer, applying the model, and reflecting on the outcomes.
Activity, PowerPoint Presentation
This resource is good for students with dyslexia and language-based learning deficiencies.
Four game boards:
Math Maneuvers
x=What?
Tropical Math
Practice to Proficiency
Game boards are 11x17 size. Pawns not included.
These boards can be used:
• With game cards as a review game to build procedural fluency
• In a flash card type activity
• In a center or learning station activity for review or practice
• For differentiation and intervention as needed by your students
All game cards available:
Exponents I & II (80 cards)
Integers I & II (80 cards)
Order of Operations (40 cards)
Rational Exponents (40 cards)
Literal Equations (40 cards)
Evaluate Expressions (40 cards)
Perimeter & Area (40 cards)380-secondary-learning-station-games
Literacy and art connections, as well as geometric connections, provide opportunities for students to build understandings as they are working with fractions, decimals, and percents.
Activities for three different centers or learning stations for fractions, decimals, and percents. All directions and color masters are included.
This resource is good for students with Dyslexia and language-based learning deficiencies. We'd like to hear about your experience with our resources. Just give it a star rating then tell us what you think, simple as that!
Fractions, Decimals and Percents Centers
Students learn mathematics more effectively and more deeply when reading and writing is directed at learning mathematics. (Bossé and Faulconer 2008) This packet includes four activities that target foundational components for developing understandings and building fluency with key mathematical topics: Statistics.
Vocabulary and writing are targeted and facilitation notes are provided to support making mathematics content accessible to all learners. Templates and additional resources are provided.
This resource is good for children with Dyslexia and language-based learning deficiencies. We'd like to hear about your experience with our resources. Just give it a star rating then tell us what you think, simple as that!
Students learn mathematics more effectively and more deeply when reading and writing is directed at learning mathematics. (Bossé and Faulconer 2008) This packet includes four activities that target foundational components for developing understandings and building fluency with key mathematical topics: Functions.
Vocabulary and writing are targeted and facilitation notes are provided to support making mathematics content accessible to all learners. Templates and additional resources are provided.
This resource is good for children with Dyslexia and language-based learning deficiencies. We'd like to hear about your experience with our resources. Just give it a star rating then tell us what you think, simple as that!
Students learn mathematics more effectively and more deeply when reading and writing is directed at learning mathematics. (Bossé and Faulconer 2008) This packet includes four activities that target foundational components for developing understandings and building fluency with key mathematical topics: Exponential Functions.
Vocabulary and writing are targeted and facilitation notes are provided to support making mathematics content accessible to all learners. Templates and additional resources are provided.
This resource is good for children with Dyslexia and language-based learning deficiencies. We'd like to hear about your experience with our resources. Just give it a star rating then tell us what you think, simple as that!
What Do We Know? is a small group writing activity. This is a good activity for struggling students and ESL/ELL who may need some support in writing. It supports students as they build stamina in writing in the content area. This particular What Do We Know About focuses on fractions.
This resource is good for children with Dyslexia and language-based learning deficiencies. We'd like to hear about your experience with our resources. Just give it a star rating then tell us what you think, simple as that!
What Do We Know? is a small group writing activity. This is a good activity for struggling students and ESL/ELL who may need some support in writing. It supports students as they build stamina in writing in the content area. This particular What Do We Know About focuses on Geometric Measurement: Angles.
This resource is good for children with Dyslexia and language-based learning deficiencies. We'd like to hear about your experience with our resources. Just give it a star rating then tell us what you think, simple as that!