You’ll never have to brainstorm a list of words again! This pack, Word Families in List Form, contain one hundred ninety word lists that are separated by vowel sounds and endings. Consonants, blends, and digraphs are applied to the vowel sounds to make a list of word families. Vowel sounds include eighty-two short vowel sounds, sixty-one long vowel sounds, and forty-nine variant vowel sounds. Use these word lists to: -use as a reference when making lessons. -help students read and learn phonics. -help students spell and learn word families. Use the sheets as a whole to have students practice reading words. You can also cut the lists apart and attach them all to a ring.

H.F.W Spelling Lists include thirty-seven lists. The first three hundred High Frequency Words (H.F.W) are separated by ten words to create thirty lists. 7 additional lists have been added. Each spelling worksheet contains a list of ten H.F.W. Students use those ten words to write again, put them in ABC order, and separate them into categories of how many letters or by vowel sounds. Students also write 2 sentences using some spelling words in their sentence. Also a short, how to study spelling words and some quick reminders help students study words. Each worksheet is labeled which H.F.W are used. The extra 7 lists or worksheets use words that are important words. These lists include days of the week, months, colors, numbers, continents, and question words. Some of these words may repeat from the H.F.W list but are important and deserve a second look. This pack also comes with a half-sheet spelling test for the ten words, the H.F.W list 1-3 0 0, and a sheet to write down words that students need to study.

Converting Metric Worksheets includes twenty-seven worksheets. This pack covers the three metric units: grams, meters, and liters. There are 9 worksheets for each unit. There is plenty of practice to converting metric units. The worksheets also use all the metric measurements. There is also a poster to help students see the metric units in pictures to help them form measurements. Each worksheet has a nice converting chart at the top to help students convert.

Multiplication Card Games include 15 game boards, 1 math center, and 48 Multiplication Fact Cards. These Multiplication Fact Cards are used for all 11 games. Students will be motivated and engaged to learn their multiplication facts! Multiplication Card Games include: o Fly Through Multiplication o Flying Through Multiplication o Product Race o Speed Racer o Race to the Top o Multiplication Race o Multiplication Bingo o Poison Apple o War Sheets o Card Game o Table Game This pack also includes a multiplication fact table and a poster to help struggling students learn their multiplication facts.

Division Games include 100 Division Cards that are separated into 2 sets (set 1 = divisors 1-5/ Set 2 = divisors 6-10). These Division Task Cards are used to play with the 14 Game Boards that are included. Use the division task cards for the games, as flashcards, for a math center, or to practice facts. These Division Games will help differentiate in the classroom and you will be able to choose the set of facts your students are ready to practice. If you are teaching division and/or your students need more help with their division facts, this is the pack for you! It is loaded with engaging and motivating games to learn and practice Division Facts!

Geometry Centers/Activities is for K-1 teachers using the shapes of squares, rectangles, triangles, circles, trapezoids, cones, cubes, half-circles, quarter circles, triangular prisms, rectangular prisms, and cylinders. This Geometry Pack is loaded with activities! It has 80 pages that include: A matching center to match the shape and word An assessment for students to match shapes using the words “next to, behind, in front of, above, and below” A toothpick and marshmallow activity to make shapes Worksheets, assessments, and homework to draw shapes, identify vertices, sides, and faces Bingo games using a spinner or dice 2 posters displaying shape, name, and relation to the real world Make a 2-D Kid using dice and addition facts Draw a shape picture and write about it Graph, tally, and color shapes Compare shapes and write the differences My Little Book of Shapes - Make a book using 12 shapes Geoboard activities Worksheets

Addition and Subtraction Fact Drills contain 70 (half) sheets dedicated to single digit addition and subtraction facts. Each half sheet has 32 facts on them It’s ideal that students can do all 32 problems in under 2 minutes. This pack is separated by each fact. The addition drills contain: o Add 0 o Add 1 o Add 2 o Add 3 o Add 4 o Add 5 o Add 6 o Add 7 o Add 8 o Add 9 o Add Doubles o Add Neighbors o Add Mixed Numbers o Add Missing Numbers o Add a Ten The Subtraction Drills contain: o Subtract 1 o Subtract 2 o Subtract 3 o Subtract 4 o Subtract 5 o Subtract 6 o Subtract 7 o Subtract 8 o Subtract 9 o Subtract from a Ten o Subtract Mixed Numbers (6 half sheets) o Subtract a Ten o Subtract Missing Numbers (4 half sheets) o Add a Ten This pack also comes with data sheets for students to keep track of their own progress. It also contains a fact table to help students learn those addition and subtraction facts. Use these drills to help with fact fluency when learning addition and subtraction problems. Instead of drills, these sheets can also be used for classwork, morning work, homework, math centers, or small group.

FREEBIE! Rhyming Center/Game has 24 pairs of cards to match short vowel words. Each card has a picture to go along with each word. Use the cards to play a game of Concentration, Go Fish, or at a reading center. Great for small group or an assessment too!

Multiplication and Division Fact Drills contain 64 (half) sheets dedicated to single digit multiplication and division facts. Each half sheet has 32 facts on them It’s ideal that students can do all 32 problems in under 2 minutes. This pack is separated by each fact. The multiplication drills contain: o Multiply 0,1,2 o Multiply 1 o Multiply 2 o Multiply 3 o Multiply 4 o Multiply 5 o Multiply 6 o Multiply 7 o Multiply 8 o Multiply 9 o Multiply 10 o Multiply Doubles o Multiply Mixed Numbers o Multiply Missing Numbers The Division Drills contain: o Divide 1 and 2 o Divide 2 o Divide 3 o Divide 4 o Divide 5 o Divide 6 o Divide 7 o Divide 8 o Divide 9 o Divide 10 o Divide Mixed Numbers (6 half sheets) o Divide Missing Numbers (4 half sheets) This pack also comes with data sheets for students to keep track of their own progress. It also contains a fact table to help students learn those multiplication and division facts. Use these drills to help with fact fluency when learning multiplication and division problems. Instead of drills, these sheets can also be used for classwork, morning work, homework, math centers, or small group.

Multiplication and Division Word Problems includes 30 task cards. There are a variety of multiplication and division word problems using the facts 2-10. This pack also includes 2 recording sheets. Use these at a math center. A game board is also included. Students can use the task cards to solve and play a game at the same time! This would be great for early finishers or even at a math center. Use the task cards for math centers, morning work, warm up exercises, part of your lesson, or for a 2-4 player game.

Subtracting Across Three Zeros is a great pack for students to practice subtracting. It includes: 20 Task Cards to practice subtracting across three zeros A fun game to play, using 4 dice Worksheets for extra practice 10 Task Cards using word problems Recording Sheets and Answer Keys This little pack will help your students become proficient when subtracting across zeros and it will add a little boost to your subtraction unit.

Get your Super Power Thinking on with these fun game boards. Students use their super power thinking (mental math and number sense strategies) on these game boards. No paper or pencils allowed!! Here’s an example of one of the game boards: Players roll two dice and add them for a sum. Then they add 10 more to the sum and subtract 1. For example: If a player rolls a 3 and 5, they add for a sum of 8. Then they add 10 more for a sum of 18, and subtract 1 for a difference of 17. The player covers number 17 on the game board. The player to get 4 numbers in a row on the game board is the winner. Players also need to use some strategy and block their opponent from getting their 4 in a row. These game boards are loaded with excitement and fun! If your students need to improve their mental math skills and their number sense, these are the game boards for you! There are 12 different game boards to get your Super Power Thinking on! All game boards use addition and subtraction skills. There are 2 game boards that use multiplication facts. There is enough variety in all these games to reach all learners in the classroom. This pack is ideal for 1st-3rd grade. I think 4th and 5th graders could benefit as well, especially those students that need a boost in mental math and number sense!

This States and Capitals pack is loaded with many ideas to help learn the fifty States and Capitals. It includes: Worksheets or assessments to record states or capital names. Fifty States cards and fifty Capital cards to match, play games, or to use as flashcards. Place these task cards at a center for students to match or with a recording sheet to record answers. I Have, Who Has- a fun class game (this can be purchased separately here.) Name That State- a shape of each State to recognize ABC Search- Find a state or capital name for each letter of the alphabet. Who can find the most in a certain amount of time? *States and Capital game- This includes a game board for 2-4 players or a class game. Students name the correct capital or state. A Study Guide - A list of all the states and capitals A map to label the states Alphabetical List of all States Answer Keys included for all activities plus black and white copies!

Get your Super Power Thinking on with these fun game boards. Students use their super power thinking (mental math and number sense strategies) on these game boards. No paper or pencils allowed!! Here’s an example of one of the game boards: Players roll two dice and add them for a sum. Then they add 10 more to the sum and subtract 1. For example: If a player rolls a 3 and 5, they add for a sum of 8. Then they add 10 more for a sum of 18, and subtract 1 for a difference of 17. The player covers number 17 on the game board. The player to get 4 numbers in a row on the game board is the winner. Players also need to use some strategy and block their opponent from getting their 4 in a row. These game boards are loaded with excitement and fun! And every game board is different! If your students need to improve their mental math skills and their number sense, these are the game boards for you! There are 12 different game boards to get your Super Power Thinking on. All game boards use addition and subtraction skills. There are 2 game boards that use multiplication facts. There is enough variety in all these games to reach all learners in the classroom. This pack is ideal for 1st-3rd grade. I think 4th and 5th graders could benefit as well, especially those students that need a boost in mental math and number sense.

Alphabet Soup using CVC Words includes 18 task cards with 6 letters on each card. Students find CVC words (or 2-letter words, HFW, or names) in the soup bowl. You can use the task cards along with a white board, scratch paper, or writing journal to record answers. OR you can use the 18 recording sheets/worksheets that are included for students to write answers from each soup bowl. The task cards and worksheets are the same. I have provided 2 ways to use this product either by task cards or worksheets. Choose the method that is best for your students. All task cards use 1 vowel which is located in the middle of the soup bowl and 5 consonants around the vowel.

Number of the Day is a math center you can use all year long. This pack focuses on 2-Digit numbers and Place Value. The numbers included are 1-100. Students use the Number of the Day for: a math center, morning work, homework, or classwork. Included in this Pack: • 100 Number Cards • 3 Recording Sheets- for different learners • 17 Worksheets to focus on one skill at a time. How to Use: Students choose a number or a task card. They write the number at the top of the Recording Sheet. Then they answer questions about the number using number sense, place value, and addition/subtraction skills. If students are struggling on a skill, use the worksheets for more practice. This pack focuses on: Place Value using 2-Digit Numbers Expanded Form Word Name Ordering Comparing 1 more/1 less 10 more/10 less Draw place value blocks Rounding to tens Tally Marks Drawing Coins Odd/Even

This Write About It pack is all about your students using their imagination while still using writing mechanics. Students use the picture on each page to answer the 5 “W” questions about it. Then students use the answers they provided and write about it. These 60 pages are a great way to practice answering the who, what, when, where, and why questions. This method will help to put a small story or paragraph together. Students can also just write sentences about the picture. Either way, your students will have a blast and be motivated for writing! Use these worksheets as part of your writing lesson on paragraph writing, as homework, seatwork fillers, or as part of your writing centers.

This pack is full of silent e (CVCE) worksheets. A total of 44 pages to practice the vowel sounds of: a_e, i_e, o_e, u_e Students will be able to practice reading and writing silent e words with ease. Worksheets are engaging and practical. A variety for each vowel sound and a review of them mixed. Use the worksheets for seat work, centers, homework, small group, and your lessons.

This pack has 10 silent e games to practice the vowel sounds of: a_e, i_e, o_e, u_e All you need to do is print and play. 1 die and some game tokens to cover words are needed too. The game boards can be played with 2 Players. They are perfect for small groups or reading centers. Game boards include each vowel sound (a_e, i_e, o_e, u_e) and a review of them mixed. Students will have great practice reading silent e words. How to play the game: Players roll a die two times to reveal a word. If a word can be made, the word is covered with a game token. The first player to cover 5 words is the winner.