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Homophone Detectives - I Have Who Has Task Cards are a great addition to your Language Arts toolbox. These can be played as a whole group game to practice homophones. There are 44 cards printed 4 per page.
Task cards in the 'Number Detective' series where students use number-tile logic clues and arithmetic (addition, subtraction, or multiplication depending on the pack) to deduce missing digits and solve number puzzles. This pack combines addition and subtraction facts across 12 puzzles.
Practice counting mixed coins and dollar bills and recording totals using dollar-and-cent notation, via a 'scoot' style rotation activity.
QR-code-based task cards teaching recognition and spelling of 12 compound words (Set 3), showing each word as a single combined picture and as two separate component pictures.
Practice telling time on random analog clock times using self-checking QR-code task cards (Set 3).
Math: Tens Frame Counting - BOOM Learning will lead your students to practice counting using ten-base!
Task cards in the 'Number Detective' series where students use number-tile logic clues and arithmetic (addition, subtraction, or multiplication depending on the pack) to deduce missing digits and solve number puzzles. This pack covers addition and subtraction fact families for the numbers 2 through 20.
Task cards for practicing two-step addition and subtraction (add-then-subtract, subtract-then-add) mental math problems.
QR-code-based task cards teaching recognition and spelling of 12 compound words (Set 2), showing each word as a single combined picture and as two separate component pictures.
AAC-oriented reading/writing task cards (series entry 3) using real photos and symbol-supported text to teach students to construct and read a short descriptive story.
Provide a set of six hands-on measurement center activities (balance scales, footsteps, geoboards, rice table, base-10 blocks, and meters) for students to practice guessing and measuring.
If you are looking for an engaging way to practice multiplication facts, look no more. This is a set of Multiplication Task Cards that will give students the practice they need at home or in the classroom. The variety that these cards offer will give you the chance to implement them over and over again with your students. These are great for 2nd – 5th…
A read-aloud companion packet for the picture book 'Let the Children March' by Monica Clark-Robinson, focused on comprehension, literary analysis, and reflection tied to the 1963 Birmingham Children's Crusade.
A hands-on sentence-building game using burger-themed word cards organized by part of speech, where students stack burger-layer word pieces to construct simple sentences, with sample sentence task cards for reference.
Free download Two-digit addition practice using printed task cards, each showing two addition problems (e.g. 12+20, 36+58) with no worked solutions.
Practice recalling multiplication facts by using logic clues to deduce two factors, then writing and solving the multiplication equation they form.
A clock-reading practice activity set that teaches students how to read the hour and minute hands on an analog clock and match the correct digital time.
Give students practice identifying, decomposing, and combining two-digit numbers by tens and ones (base ten place value).
This Angles Task Cards + SCOOT Game is an engaging way to introduce or review angles for your math students. All you have to do is print and go. You can use them as task cards for small groups or independent work for early finishers. You may also use them as. SCOOT game for the whole group. A recording sheet is included for either way…
Practice applying title capitalization rules by correcting lowercase book/story titles on task cards.
Practice recalling multiplication facts by using logic clues to deduce two factors, then writing and solving the multiplication equation they form.
Task cards that give students practice calculating the perimeter of rectangular/composite pool shapes.
Help students practice identifying angle types (right, acute, obtuse) found within two-dimensional shapes.
Comparing fractions (represented as shapes and number lines) and solving fraction word problems via 24 task cards, plus a two-day performance task in which students create a fraction pizza to demonstrate understanding.