Fall Addition Math Station or Center
Solve addition equations using number bonds, tens frames, number lines, or number sentences, with objects as counters, and record answers.
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Solve addition equations using number bonds, tens frames, number lines, or number sentences, with objects as counters, and record answers.
A worksheet packet for practicing the correct spelling and usage of the homophone pair YOUR/YOU'RE.
Read a word and look at the picture on the left of each row, then look at 3 pictures in that row, circle the one that rhymes, and color it. Words shown: hat, sub, fox, pen, wig.
A worksheet packet for practicing the correct spelling and usage of the homophone pair ITS/IT'S.
On 'Sunflowers for Sale!', color in the coins needed to match a price tag on each sunflower; on 'I Know My Coins', write the cent value of a quarter, nickel, dime, and penny, then cut and glue the correct coins into labeled boxes.
Read informational passages ('What is a Dinosaur?', 'Finding out about Dinosaurs', 'Let's go Digging for Dinosaurs', descriptions of ornithischian and saurischian dinosaurs) and complete matching reading-response tasks (circling, boxing, underlining key facts, short answers); write creative pieces (a story about…
In groups of four to five, students take on roles (Excavator, Scribe/Recorder/Historian, Site Boss, Presenter, Photographer/Illustrator) to 'excavate' hidden broken clay-pot shards from sand-filled boxes, reassemble them, and draw conclusions about the artifact's origin and use; individually, students define…
Identify the shape of pictured everyday objects (e.g., button, clock, window, wheel, pillow, die, box, ball, gift, orange) and cut/paste each into the flower labeled with the matching shape.
Complete 40 short activities across English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Art/creative sections (write, solve, draw, match, color); check answers against the included answer key.
In collaborative groups, students select laws from Hammurabi's Code to defend or oppose, take research/debate-preparation notes, participate in a structured class debate (opening statement, detail presentation, rebuttal), and write an argumentative essay (with rough draft and final draft) about at least 2-4 chosen…
Draw more snowmen to fill a ten frame to make 10, then complete the matching addition number sentence for each pair (e.g., 2 + __ = 10).
Color 2D shapes green and 3D shapes blue; color symmetrical shapes; draw a snowman using specified shapes and count/record how many of each shape were used; count and graph shapes then identify most/least; cut and glue shape names onto matching shapes and trace them.
Provide a comprehensive 26-chapter comprehension, vocabulary, and assessment unit for the novel 'Because of Winn-Dixie' by Kate DiCamillo, including daily worksheets, exit quizzes, a summative test, vocabulary games, and writing/poster prompts.
Look at pictures and fill in a missing beginning, middle, or ending sound; then, across five separate pages, trace CVC words for each short vowel (A, E, I, O, U) matched to pictures.
Select a page to match the addition strategy your class is practising. Students calculate sums, estimate before adding, break numbers into hundreds, tens, and ones, or find a missing addend. The nine-page set gives you short groups of problems for independent work and discussion; no answer key is included. For related practice, see addition and subtraction regrouping worksheets .
Sound out a given word (e.g., 'cat', 'pen', 'dig', 'box', 'tub'), look at a picture, change the first letter to match the picture, and write the new word (e.g., cat -> bat).
Guided notes and practice teaching students to convert repeating decimals back to fractions using the multiply-and-subtract (system of equations) method, aligned to the convert-a-repeating-decimal portion of CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.8.NS.A.1.
Place counters onto an acorn, leaf, or apple outline until it is fully covered, count how many counters were used, and write the number on the page.
A 180-day daily spiral-review math practice resource for grade 5, giving students one short one-page worksheet per school day mixing skills across the Common Core grade 5 math domains.
A comprehensive guided-notes-and-practice packet teaching slope-intercept form: identifying slope and y-intercept, writing equations from graphs, tables, two coordinates and word problems, graphing from equations, and interpreting/comparing slope and y-intercept, ending in a multiple-choice test, aligned to…
Cut out the beginning-blend letter pairs and paste them onto the correct word slot to complete each pictured word, choosing from a blend answer bank (sp, cr, fr, st, cl, tr, sn, gr).
Cut out and sort shapes under '2D' or '3D' and color them; draw a flower using specified shapes (circle, rectangles, triangles) and tally how many of each shape were used; trace shapes and match them to their names (rectangle, hexagon, triangle, trapezoid, circle); cut and sort shapes as 'Equal Parts' or 'Not Equal Parts.'
Fill in missing numbers on a 1-100 pumpkin number chart; fill in missing numbers counting forward from 9 to 20; count candy corn in jars and match/trace the corresponding number word; and count apples in baskets, cutting and pasting the matching number.
Check out this 4th of July Kindergarten Journal Writing Pages for your classroom. It is a patriotic. engaging, and fun resource. I made this resource to inspire your young kindergarten learners in the joy of writing while celebrating Independence Day! This printable writing journal is created for kindergarteners, providing…