Time Bingo is a perfect game to play with your class of students. Time Bingo will help reinforce time to the hour, half-hour, and quarter hour. This pack includes 30 Time Bingo Boards to the hour, half-hour, and quarter hour. Each bingo board has 8 clocks. You can also use these cards for your math lesson to reinforce time to the hour, half-hour, and quarter hour during a rainy day schedule, with a sub for easy planning, during your small group time, or for centers for students to play together in small groups.

Monster Division Games include 15 Game Boards to practice division facts 1-10. The game boards are split up by divisors. There are a mix of facts and those that focus on one divisor. There is enough variety to keep your students engaged and learning their division facts. • Divisors 1-5 • Divisors 6-9 • Divisors 1-10 • Divisors 2 • Divisors 3 • Divisors 4 • Divisors 5 • Divisors 6 • Divisors 7 • Divisors 8 • Divisors 9 • Division of 10 • Missing Dividends and Divisors -Facts 1-5 • Missing Dividends and Divisors - Facts 6-10 • Missing Divisors (1-10) Also included is a fact table to check answers.

Time Worksheets to the nearest 5 minutes are perfect to help reinforce time. There are 20 worksheets included. There are 5 different types of worksheets. There are 4 worksheets for each type. The 1st worksheet has students writing the time on the clock. The 2nd worksheet has students finding the time from multiple choice answers. The 3rd worksheet has students writing the time on the clock. The 4th worksheet has students using simple time elapse. The 5th worksheet has all 4 of the above on one sheet. Use these for assessments All worksheets come with an answer key.

Mini-Workbook using Time and Elapsed Time has 32 pages (half-sheets). The half worksheets include time and time elapse questions about the clock on each page. There are 8 types of questions asked throughout the workbook. • Write the time. • Write another way to say the time. • What time will it be in hours and minutes. • Write time was it hours or minutes ago. • Word problems using elapsed time. • If the time on the clock is a.m. or p.m. • The minutes before the hour and after the hour. How to Assemble Mini-Workbooks: • Copy the worksheets for the workbook back to back. Cut the worksheets in half and assemble them into a workbook. Staple on the left. Students can work at their own pace or assign pages to be completed. • Instead of assembling the worksheets into a mini workbook, copy and cut the worksheets in half. It is not necessary to assemble into a mini-workbook. Ideas and Suggestions: Use the Mini-Workbook for a math warm-up exercise, during your math lesson, for seat work/ busy work, during your small group time, math centers, homework, or for exit tickets!

Number Ladders are great for improving number sense, place value, 2-digit addition/subtraction skills, and the 100 chart. These ladders reach different learners and are a great addition to any classroom. Here is an example of how to use the ladders: Start at the bottom of the ladder and move up by adding or subtracting 2-digit numbers. Write the sum or the difference on each ladder’s step. You must be at the correct number when you reach the top of the ladder! Also added is a challenge! Students see the numbers going up the ladder. They have to decide if the next step on the ladder is adding or subtracting and by how much. A total of 30 Ladders included! Plus recording sheets and answer keys. All the ladders come in a black and white version too.

Number Ladders are great for improving number sense and strengthening addition, subtraction, multiplication and division skills. These ladders reach different learners and are a great addition to any classroom. Here is an example of how to use the ladders: Start at the bottom of the ladder and move up by either adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing numbers. Write the answer on each ladder’s step. You must be at the correct number when you reach the top of the ladder! Also added is a challenge! Students see the numbers going up the ladder. They have to decide if the next step on the ladder is adding or subtracting and by how much. A total of 30 Ladders included! Plus recording sheets and answer keys. All the ladders come in a black and white version too.

Number Ladders are great for improving number sense, place value, and addition/subtraction skills up to 100’s place. These ladders reach different learners and are a great addition to any classroom. Here is an example of how to use the ladders: Start at the bottom of the ladder and move up by adding or subtracting by 1’s 10’s or 100’s. Write the sum or the difference on each ladder’s step. You must be at the correct number when you reach the top of the ladder! Also added is a challenge! Students see the numbers going up the ladder. They have to decide if the next step on the ladder is adding or subtracting and by how much. A total of 30 Ladders included! Plus recording sheets and answer keys. All the ladders come in a black and white version too.

Bar Graph Task Cards includes 20 task cards. Students use the data from the bar graph to answer 4 questions about it. There are a variety of questions on each task card. Each question has 4 multiple chose answers. 10 task cards are vertical and 10 are horizontal bar graphs. Some of the vertical task cards count by 2’s or 5’s which will make it more challenging for students. The rest of the task cards scales are set to count by 1’s. Use a recording sheet and task cards at a math center or for early finishers.

Super Division Worksheets is loaded with 50 pages of just Division facts. The worksheets use the dividends 1-10. This fun Super Hero Theme will have your students practicing those division facts all year long. Use the worksheets for your lessons, seat work, homework, morning work, warm-up activity, small group, or math centers. An answer key is provided for each page.

Mini-Workbook Using Place Value with 4-Digit Numbers has 40 pages (half-sheets). The half worksheets include four place value questions about a 4-digit number. These are the types of questions asked throughout the workbook. • Write the word name. • Write the value of a place. • Rounding to ten, hundred, or thousand. • Write the number that comes before or after. • Subtract across three zeros. • Write the next odd or even number. • Write a comparison using < or > to make the equation true. • Write 10 more, 10 less, 100 more, 100 less, 1000 more or 1,000 less. • Write the expanded notation. How to Assemble Mini-Workbooks: • Copy the worksheets for the workbook back to back. Cut the worksheets in half and assemble them into a workbook. Staple on the left. Students can work at their own pace or assign pages to be completed. • Instead of assembling the worksheets into a mini workbook, copy and cut the worksheets in half. It is not necessary to assemble into a mini-workbook. Ideas and Suggestions: Use the Mini-Workbook for a math warm-up exercise, during your math lesson, for seat work/ busy work, during your small group time, math centers, homework, or for exit tickets!

Mini-Workbook Using Place Value with 2-Digit Numbers has 40 pages (half-sheets). The half worksheets include four place value questions about a 2-digit number. There are 8 types of questions asked throughout the workbook. • Write the word name. • Draw place value blocks. • Decompose or expand the number. • Write the number that comes before or after. • Write an equation. • Draw coins • Make tallies. • Write 10 more and 10 less. How to Assemble Mini-Workbooks: • Copy the worksheets for the workbook back to back. Cut the worksheets in half and assemble them into a workbook. Staple on the left. Students can work at their own pace or assign pages to be completed. • Instead of assembling the worksheets into a mini workbook, copy and cut the worksheets in half. It is not necessary to assemble into a mini-workbook. Ideas and Suggestions: Use the Mini-Workbook for a math warm-up exercise, during your math lesson, for seat work/ busy work, during your small group time, math centers, homework, or for exit tickets!

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.

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.

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.

Story Writing Centers include 3 centers to help generate or spark some creativity in writing for students. The three centers include: Center 1: List Writing- Use all the words on the notebook to write a story. There are 16 Lists included. Center 2:Story Element Cards- Each card includes two characters, a setting, and the plot. There are 18 Lists included. Center 3: Mix and Match Stories- Pick 1 character, 1 setting, and 1 plot. Use the three story elements to write a story. This pack also includes graphic organizers to help students get started. Use these centers and ideas for your writing centers or for early finishers.

Halloween Theme Centers and Activities are perfect for 2nd and 3rd Grade Classrooms. It has over 50 pages of reading, math, writing, and science activities and centers to use for the month of October. The ideas in this pack are intended to reinforce the skills you are already learning in the classroom. Here is what’s included in this pack: Math: Coordinate Grid and Ordered Pair Left, Right, Center with addition or multiplication Pumpkin Sticks -addition or multiplication Catch A Snack - addition or multiplication Odd/Even Game Combination Pumpkins M&M Activity using addition/multiplication Pumpkin Math-use a real pumpkin to estimate, weigh, and measure Freaky Frank Math Reading/Writing: Syllable Game or Center-Use Halloween words to find how many syllables are in the words ABC Order Race It used to be a pumpkin seed… Boggle Board Noun/Verb/Adjective Game Science: How many Candy Corns can you stack before it falls? Will the candy sink or float? What happens when you put a piece of candy in water? Other: Game Board for any subject. Use the game boards for other games using spelling words, math facts, and/or reading comprehension questions. A recipe for Roasting Pumpkin Seeds. Many activities to keep students busy all month long!

Bone Chilling Stories has your students writing creative stories this season. It includes 3 Writing Centers. Bones- Use all the Halloween words on the bone to make a story. Candy Corn- 1 candy corn to write a character, setting, and plot. Make A Story- Pick from a can 1 character, 1 setting, and 1 plot.

Mini-Workbook Using Place Value with 3-Digit Numbers has 40 pages (half-sheets). The half worksheets include four place value questions about a 3-digit number. These are the types of questions asked throughout the workbook. • Write the word name. • Write the value of a place. • Rounding to ten or hundred. • Write the number that comes before or after. • Subtract across two zeros. • Write the next odd or even number. • Write a comparison using < or > to make the equation true. • Write 10 more, 10 less, 100 more, or 100 less. • Write the expanded notation. • Draw base blocks. How to Assemble Mini-Workbooks: • Copy the worksheets for the workbook back to back. Cut the worksheets in half and assemble them into a workbook. Staple on the left. Students can work at their own pace or assign pages to be completed. • Instead of assembling the worksheets into a mini workbook, copy and cut the worksheets in half. It is not necessary to assemble into a mini-workbook. Ideas and Suggestions: Use the Mini-Workbook for a math warm-up exercise, during your math lesson, for seat work/ busy work, during your small group time, math centers, homework, or for exit tickets!

Think how important it is for students to know the combinations of 10. This pack, What Makes 10?, is loaded with ideas, games, worksheets, and activities to learn and memorize the combinations of 10. It includes a set of number cards to use for games and activities. 5 game boards 3 different sets of task cards and recording sheets for centers 10 worksheets

Time Bingo is a perfect game to play with your class of students. Time Bingo will help reinforce time to the hour and half-hour. This pack includes 30 Time Bingo Boards to the hour and half-hour. Each bingo board has 8 clocks. You can also use these cards for your math lesson to reinforce time to the hour and half-hour, during a rainy day schedule, with a sub for easy planning, during your small group time, or for centers for students to play together in small groups.