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Look at the analog clock on each numbered task card, write the time on the response sheet, then scan the card's QR code to self-check the answer (checkmark if correct, X if wrong).
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.
at each of 16 task cards (A-P), write the total amount of money shown so far using a whiteboard marker, write the total using '$' notation, and record the total on a recording sheet; erase the task card afterward.
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 focuses on multiplication facts with 15 puzzles including basic fact-recall prompts (e.g. '5 x 5 =')…
Students solve each numbered multiplication fact involving the number 2 (e.g. compute 1×2, 9×2, 2×4, up to at least card 100), used as task cards or drill practice.
Look at the analog clock on each numbered task card, write the time on the response sheet, then scan the card's QR code to self-check the answer (checkmark if correct, X if wrong).
Students solve each numbered jellybean-themed task card: multi-digit addition/subtraction, multiplication/division fact problems and word problems, elapsed time, fraction identification and reasoning (thirds vs. fourths, comparing 1/3 of a set), comparing numbers with , multi-step word problems (money/fundraising…
Say the compound word shown by a picture (or by two separate word-part pictures), scan the accompanying QR code to check the answer, then write the answer on a provided Response Sheet next to the corresponding picture(s).
Math: Tens Frame Counting - BOOM Learning will lead your students to practice counting using ten-base!
Solve grade-appropriate word problems themed around animal life cycles (e.g., write and solve multiplication equations about fish hatchery tanks, compare egg-incubation times using , round measurements, complete number patterns, find area).
A set of 20 task cards for practicing telling time, reading analog/digital clocks, and solving elapsed-time word problems to the nearest 5 minutes, in a school-day context.
Students move around the classroom (individually, in pairs, or small groups) reading 24 Cinderella-themed sentence task cards, identify each sentence as simple, compound, or complex, and record answers on a recording sheet; they self-check using an answer key or by scanning QR codes glued to the back of each card.
Say the compound word shown by a picture (or by two separate word-part pictures), scan the accompanying QR code to check the answer, then write the answer on a provided Response Sheet next to the corresponding picture(s).
A K-2 behavior-management mini-unit of calming-strategy cards, expectation posters, and scenario-based task cards to help students self-regulate emotions like frustration, anger, or sadness.
Solve single-digit multiplication facts, find a missing factor in an equation (e.g. 4 x __ = 32), and write and solve multiplication equations from word problems (e.g. wheels on 4 school buses, glue bottles on desks, fish in classrooms, jellybeans handed out), recording answers 1-20 on an included answer sheet.
Task cards for practicing correct punctuation of addresses (commas between street/city/state, etc.), tied to the grade 3 language standard code L.3.2.B shown on the cards.
Look at a picture on each of 20 task cards, choose the correct homophone from two options (e.g., Ball/Bawl, Bare/Bear, Flour/Flower), and write the answer (word or letter) on a recording sheet.
Read/decode a symbol-supported short passage describing a scene (a man walking at night in the snow), using page-by-page task cards that progress from symbols to words to full passage.
Complete each of six numbered activities: balance a scale using different manipulatives and record guess vs. measured counts; guess and pace-measure classroom distances in footsteps; use a geoboard to complete shape-making task cards; guess and measure container capacity using rice and a small cup; guess and measure item lengths in…
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…
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.
Students select word-clipart pieces (articles, pronouns, nouns, verbs, adjectives, conjunctions, prepositions, adverbs, and punctuation) and stack them in order from bottom bun to top bun to build a sentence, optionally matching a "Today's order is:" task card showing a complete example sentence (e.g. "A baby can drink milk from a…
A set of 230 Grade 3 Common Core math review task cards (color-coded by domain) with student work mats, designed for flexible review games and activities.
Twenty number-line task cards connect equal jumps with multiplication and division facts. The first ten cards ask for multiplication equations; the second ten revisit those relationships through division. Students record answers by card number. Printer-friendly and full-color versions, recording sheets, and solutions support a scoot activity or small-group practice.