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Are you struggling with how to set and track math goals in early elementary? Try out these FREE printable math goal sheets! These sheets make it easy to teach goal setting for students and include grade level math skills. They come in versions for kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd grade. Use them for goal setting meetings, parent conferences, homework folders, and more! Plus, get 8 teaching tips to make the most of these super simple math goal sheets. Read more here!

Teach your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade students to monitor their own progress and take ownership of their learning using data folders. Simple and effective classroom management tips for using data folders in the primary classroom. Download the free starter kit while you’re there!

Take Home Folders/Homework Folders... Let's talk about how to set up, label, organize, and manage Take Home Folders. Getting my folders set up is always a huge priority during summer break. I NEVER wait for students to bring their supplies to school on Meet the Teacher night because I want to have my folders set up and ready to go for the first week of school. I also want all students to have THE SAME FOLDER. I always choose green for my Take Home Folders because green means go. These are…

Use these easy DIY math toolkits to keep your small group supplies organized and to build number sense with ten frame activities.

Printable file folder games are the low cost way to bring fun, hands on games into your learning space. Find out what supplies you need to make them, ways to store and organize file folder games, and some ideas for using these games in math and literacy time. Your first and second graders will love practicing parts of speech, addition and subtraction facts and place value.

Tired of missing assignments and papers shoved in the desks? The Unfinished Work Folder is just what you need to keep your students organized

Are you in need of an easy and effective system for your students to practice and track their addition math fact fluency? Fast facts folders are the solution! Included in this resource are all of the printable items you will need to set up this system for daily math fact practice in your classroom!

1st & 2nd Grade File Folder Math Games Book 1 & 2 "I started to look though the books and the great thing I have noticed is that all the games are hands on. These will be great for my resource math kiddos." - Cynthia W. "We do a heavily games-based math curriculum in our…

I have been using interactive math notebooks in my classroom for as long as I can remember. Math notebooks are a great place for students to take notes, record definitions and sample problems, and practice new skills. They are perfect to use for direct instruction and guided practice, in small groups or as a whole class.…

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An estimation anchor chart to organize thinking about the use of estimation in math and everyday life.

Why use math sorts? Discussions Differentiation Aligned to the standards No-prep FUN! 1. Discussions We constantly tell students to show their work or explain their thinking. Using math sorts weekly will give students practice in putting their thinking into words. Your students will use math vocabulary as they explain how they sorted their cards. They […]

I mentioned in an earlier post about how I love stations, and I am trying to use them more in my class this year instead of avoiding them like the plague last year. You know why I love stations so much? Because after the first time we used them this year (see my post on that here), my students have been asking when we are going to use them again - and today, when they walked in and saw that we were doing stations for the 2nd time this week, they actually said (out-loud), "Stations! Yes!"…

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Math facts games are a great way to engage students in learning math facts. These math facts games are easy to make and students love them!

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Today is the last day to enter my Weekend Wishlist Giveaway for the fabulous Maggie Tote! The winner will be announced tomorrow morning! Let's link up to share what happened in our classrooms this week. Me first! :) In math, we are working on our place value unit. Students practiced writing expanded form by playing "Bull's Eye" using a target and paperclips. They wrote their scores in expanded form (ex. 100+30+2=132). Students are also learning to write numbers in word form. To make sure…