Simply laminate these cards, hide around your classroom, and allow students to search for them. Students must write the time in both digital and analog form. Aligned with Common Core for Grade 1 1.MD.B.3

This is a simple task sheet that affords students the opportunity to try their hand at converting different currencies and solve word problems. Please make sure to rate and leave feedback!

This is an easy to use fraction sheet to determine if your students understand the correct order to write a fraction. Please make sure to rate and leave feedback!

This is a simple math center for number sense. Students match up the correct amount of cupcakes based on the number next to the party pig. A great center to be used with Laura Numeroff's book. Please make sure to rate and leave feedback!

Set of sticks that contain the multiplication times tables from 1-9. Students can use these on their own or whole group. Students lay the stick with the (X) at the top to the left and match up a number stick on the right, to complete a times table.

This is a nice simple activity to reinforce using the 10 frame to count objects. This ties in with the Common Core Standards for Math. Simply print out, laminate, and place in your math centers. CCSS: K.CC.A.1 K.CC.A.3 K.CC.B.4 K.CC.B.5

This is a nice set of number display cards featuring a Peppa Pig theme. Please make sure to rate and leave feedback!

Here is a fun activity to get your students up and moving around the room while actively involved in math. Simply print, cut, laminate (if you want to save the cards) and hide the cards around the room. The pack features: Base 10 blocks Money Word Problems Fractions Addition and Subtraction problems Aligned with 5.NBT.A.1, 5.NBT.A.3, 5.NBT.A.4, and 5.NBT.B.7 CCSS All these relate to finding the decimal value for each card. Students record their answer on the answer sheet in the corresponding box. Then they must re-write their answers in the next set of boxes, while rounding their decimal to the nearest hundredth. Finally the students must complete the addition problems, where they are adding the value of two decimals that they found in the hunt.

This is a simple fact family triangle that I took and alternated to work with multiplication and division. This particular triangle is for identifying the missing quotient in a problem. It gives students the answer and one of the quotients, yet the other is missing. Students can color, cut, and slide the strips of paper into the triangle and solve the problems as they pull the strips of paper through the slits. Each strip of paper has a symbol to show the students which numbers should be together. There is also a blank copy so students can make their own problems (higher level skills). Get creative and make your own problems, then laminate them and set them up in a math center. Please make sure to rate and leave feedback!

This is a set of Number Display cards/posters for numbers 1-10, each featuring: Number Number word 10 frame Dice Fingers Counting cubes Print full size for posters or make them smaller for personal use such as flash cards. Please make sure to rate and leave feedback!

This is an excellent hands on measurement activity that gets students up and moving around the classroom, using a variety of non-standard tools for measuring. Students can complete this activity in 3 different ways, so perfect for differentiating in your classroom. Perfect for hitting the common core as well as meeting the needs of your diverse learners. 1. Students will select one tool and measure all the items with only that tool. 2. Students will have the freedom to look at the tools and decide per item which one they think would be best to measure with. 3. Students make a measurement book, and measure all the items with all of the tools. ***Please note, additional materials are needed to complete this activity*** Items to be measured: Apple, book, box, lunchbox, backpack, shoe, window, desk, door, chair, ball, and computer. Measurement Tools: Teddy bear counters, paperclips, pencils, crayons, links, and unifix cubes. Please make sure to rate and leave feedback!

This math activity is designed to help students work on telling time to the hour and half hour. This includes: 2 worksheets that can be printed back to back 4 pages of mini clocks, to be printed on colored paper and laminated 4 pages of digital times to the hour and half hour, to be printed on colored paper and laminated

This is a great activity to put do as either a scavenger hunt, or set up as a math center. Simply print the cards, cut out, and laminate. I have included both equations and picture representations to challenge your young minds. This pack covers the following properties: Associative Commutative Identity Zero Distributive It includes 14 different cards, a student recording sheet, and an answer key.

These are two worksheets for making both your own addition and subtraction story problems. They also feature different math strategies to solve problems, to help teachers check for student understanding. Sample page is in red, gives an example of how to use the addition page. Strategies includes are draw a picture, complete the story problem, use a number line, make tally marks, use a ten frame and write the equation. MEETS COMMON CORE STANDARDS FOR GRADE K!

This is a great resource to use either whole group, small group, independent practice, or assessment. This is a versatile resource; either add a word problem into the blank box at the top, or allow students to create their own word problems. I currently use it in a blank method for my Gifted students to create their own story problems. The design for this flow map is to help students identify the key parts of a word problem. Most students tend to rush through, only looking for numbers and trying to solve an equation without really knowing the full extent of the problem. This flow map requires students to "Explain Your Brain" and work through a word problem in 6 steps. I had great feedback from my students, stating that this resource really helped them to slow down and word through a problem step by step! A great visual tool as well to assist your more visual learners. This packet includes a blank worksheet (either add your own word problem, or let students create their own) and a sample of how I used the worksheet.

This is a nice, colorful, and interactive Place Value display pack. Features a lovely chevron design with bold colors. This pack goes from Trillions all the way to Thousandths. What makes this pack interactive is that it includes number cards that can be placed on the chart with velcro or tape, and can be moved around to make larger or smaller numbers. Challenge your students to identify the value of a particular number in the sequence.

This is a simple 5 step booklet that walks students through finding out a volume through displacement method, including illustrations and the correct formula.

This math activity is designed to assist students with practicing ordinal numbers beyond 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. This includes: Worksheet 3 activity sheets to be printed on colored paper and laminated for use with dry erase markers.

This is designed to help students work on understanding tally marks and how they can be related to numbers and place value. This includes: 2 worksheets which can be printed back to back 4 pages of tally marks from 1-10 to be printed on colored paper and laminated 3 pages of 2 and 3 digit numbers to be printed on colored paper and laminated 1 page to match tally marks for place value with numbers, also to be printed on colored paper and laminated.

This math activity is designed to encourage students to practice sorting numbers from least to greatest with 2 and 3 digit numbers. This includes: 2 worksheets to sort numbers from least to greatest (can be printed back to back) 6 pages of 2 and 3 digit numbers to be printed on different colored paper each page, so that students can sort a pack of 8 cards at a time.