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Free download Follow along with a slide presentation introducing the initial sound /h/ and letter formation; trace the letter h; identify pictures beginning with the /h/ sound and color them.
Worksheet for practicing long division with remainders.
Worksheet for practicing long division without remainders.
Practice letter H recognition using a color-by-letter-code activity with a hidden picture reveal.
Sort train-car picture cards behind the correct 'H' engine by beginning sound; sort capital and lowercase H train cars by matching case to the correct engine; use train mat cards to practice letter recognition and case-matching.
Complete daily guided-practice sheets (teacher-led, referencing base-10 blocks) followed by independent-practice worksheets on place value, rounding, and comparing/ordering numbers using , = symbols; complete a 10-question review exit ticket on day 5.
Students write numbers into place value charts, add/subtract 10 or 100, identify the value of an underlined digit, and order numbers from smallest to largest.
Take part in a picture-walk and shared/repeated readings; identify the letter 'h' (name, sound, in the book); use core/fringe vocabulary strips (Top, Bottom; Bear, Hare, Garden, Sleep, Plant, Harvest, Vegetable, Middle, Trick, Angry); use cut-out animal story props on a storyboard to retell the story; answer…
Trace and write uppercase and lowercase N, color letters and objects beginning with N, and identify beginning sounds.
Students identify digit place values, write numbers in word and standard form, order numbers, use estimation strategies (rounding, clustering, compatible numbers, front-end estimation) to solve problems, and practice adding and subtracting whole numbers, then complete a quiz at the end of each of the 4 units.
Sort picture cards by whether they begin with the letter N sound onto a train engine mat; sort capital vs. lowercase N train cars onto matching engines; trace and write the letter N; build a paper 'letter train.'
Practice identifying the value of the digit in the tens place across different number formats (standard numerals, number words, and money).
Complete illustrated math activities (e.g. comparing numbers with , = symbols, ordering numbers on a number line, rounding to the nearest 10 and 100, working with money/prices) and answer a short quiz at the end of each of the four units.
Free download A UK-style synthetic-phonics lesson teaching initial-sound letter recognition and letter formation for the letter n, combining a worksheet set and a slide presentation.
Worksheet practicing identifying the digit value in the hundreds place.
Practice place value by identifying the value of an underlined/highlighted digit (tens vs. ones) in two-digit numbers.
A word search puzzle worksheet for practicing words that begin with the letter N.
Trace pictures and read/write accompanying 'N is for ___' sentences for nest, narwhal, and nose.
For each puzzle, examine a set of number-sentence/place-value statements (some shown with visual base-ten representations, some in words) and eliminate (mark with a red X) the statements that are not true/equal, explaining their reasoning individually and then in small-group or whole-class discussion.
Write decimal values shown in place-value block diagrams and standard numeral form into word form; order sets of decimals from least to greatest; read decimals given in word form and write them in standard numeral form.
Students choose two colors and complete a color-by-letter code, coloring cells containing N/n differently from other letters to reveal a picture.
Students trace/write uppercase and lowercase N, identify/color/sort the letter N, complete mazes/puzzles/dot-to-dots/color-by-code pages, cut out visual pieces, assemble a booklet/flipbook/crown/bracelet/finger puppet, and practice reading words with '-an' and sight words (this, have, from, or, one).
Students are given digits already sorted into place-value columns (e.g., TH/H/T/U) with two worked examples, then fill in the blanks to expand each remaining number into its place-value addition (e.g., ___ + ___ + ___ = ___) for 20 numbers on the 3-digit sheet and 20 numbers on the 4-digit sheet.
Use dot markers to color every occurrence of the letter F (or f) hidden among distractor letters on a grid.