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.

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.

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.

True/False Equations with QR Codes will have students practicing the meaning of the equal sign. The task cards use addition and subtraction facts with sums and differences to twenty. Students calculate both sides of the equal sign to determine if the number sentence is a true statement or a false statement. Students record their answer on a recording sheet. Then, students scan the QR code to see if they were correct. There are THIRTY-SIX Task Cards included along with recording sheets and an answer key.

CVCE Sentences for Reading Comprehension includes 75 Task Cards. (20 task cards for each vowel sound, a, i, o and 15 task cards for vowel sound u.) This pack will have your students excited to practice reading, recognizing CVCE Words, and comprehending what they are reading. Each task card displays 2 sentences. Students choose the sentence that makes the most sense with the picture. These task cards will help students read with fluency and practice comprehension. Different Recording Sheets have been included to fit your needs in the classroom. Only a few sight words are used for each set of card. Use the sight word list to see if the set of task cards are right for your students. If students know the sight words listed and know how to sound out CVCE words, this pack is perfect for your beginning readers! An answer key is included to help distinguish pictures.

GCF Task Cards includes 30 task cards, 3 worksheets, recording sheets, an answer key, and a game board. These task cards will be a great addition to your math centers. They will help students practice finding the greatest common factors between two numbers. You can use the task cards for a math center, as part of your lesson, or as a 2-player game.

Fact Family Centers help students practice addition and subtraction Fact Family equations. It includes: #1 Center includes 36 Fact Family Houses to make 4 fact family equations. Laminate the houses and use them as a “Write and Wipe”. Use a dry erase marker to write numbers on the house. You can also use the number cards that are included to move numbers around to make two addition and two subtraction number sentences. The windows on the house represent the 4 equations in a fact family. Students need to watch the equation signs on the house so they can make each number sentence true. *You can also use the houses and number cards to play a two player game. #2 Center includes 24 Fact Family Task Cards- Students use the numbers on the house to write the 4 fact family equations. Two recording sheets are included to use with the houses or task cards. 4 worksheets to use for extra practice or assessments. These are great for math centers or small group. These Fact Family Centers will be a great addition to your fact family unit.

Blank Calendars and Calendar Questions are a perfect combo to learn the calendar. This pack includes 6 Task Cards that include 10 calendar questions to ask information about any month. 12 blank calendars for each month. Plus, a blank calendar to write your own month. 1 recording sheet to record answers from the task cards. 7 Blank Calendar worksheets with questions. The 12 blank calendars will help students to be able to fill out a calendar, spell the days of the week, and understand the mechanic of how calendars work. Students write the days of the week at the top and label the squares with the dates for the month. Students can also fill in and identify any holidays for the month. These calendars are universal and will be a great addition to your homework calendars or as a classroom center or lesson. The 6 Task Cards display 10 questions to ask about any month. Use any task card with any month. Each task card is different and will provide different answers for every month and every year. The questions on the task cards will help students understand the components of a calendar and how to use and read one. The 7 Blank Calendar Worksheets have a small calendar to fill in dates and days. Since it is smaller, students might want to use abbreviations when adding the days of the week. Each worksheet has 6 generic questions to ask for any month.

Opinion Writing Center will have your students expressing their opinions all year long. This little pack includes 32 task cards that have a question on it. These questions are meant to spark some interest in students to write some of their opinions on the subject matter. Also included is an anchor chart to help with transition words, 1 graphic organizer to write thoughts down, and 1 writing page for final draft and presentation.

CVC Picture Cards for a writing center includes 20 Task Cards. This pack will have your students excited to practice sounding out and writing CVC Words from a picture prompt. Each task card displays 9 pictures. There are 20 Task Cards and a few different Recording Sheets included in this pack. Task Cards are separated by vowel sounds. Some task cards concentrate on single sound vowels and other task cards are mixed with other vowels.

4 Kinds of Sentences Task Cards use the sentences: Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, and Exclamatory. 40 Task Cards,Recording Sheets and an Answer Key are included. Students read the sentence on the task card and decide what kind of sentence it is. Students choose from a multiple choice answer. Use as part of your lesson, at a literacy center, during small group time, for homework, as a warm-up activity, or use with partners or teams.

Sequence Cut and Paste Worksheets include a total of 20 reading passages. Students read a small passage and then cut the 5 sentence strips below the passage and paste in the correct order. These are also great for going back to the passage to check answers and reinforcing the order of a story. Use the worksheets at a reading center, classwork, homework, or for your sequencing lesson. Passages are suited for 1st-2nd grade readers.