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Are you looking for a fun, hands-on way to practice money? Paint sticks are an inexpensive way to do that! I use these when reviewing coin recognition and value.
This pack includes what you need to make your own money math sticks.
**Paint sticks and velcro are not included- you can get paint sticks free at home improvement stores and velcro can be purchased at craft stores.
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Are you looking for a fun, hands-on way to practice geometry? Paint sticks are an inexpensive way to do that! I use these during our geometry unit to review shape attributes. This pack includes what you need to make your own geometry sticks.
Are you looking for a fun, hands-on way to practice number representation? Paint sticks are an inexpensive way to do that! I use these in the beginning of first grade when reviewing numbers. This pack includes what you need to make your own number sticks.
Are you looking for a fun, hands-on way to practice fact families? Paint sticks are an inexpensive way to do that! I use these in the beginning of first grade when reviewing fact families. This pack includes what you need to make your own fact family sticks.
Celebrate the 50th day of school in style with fun 50’s-themed math and literacy activities. This resource is packed full of activities that can be used whole group or as centers. You and your students will love these nifty fifty activities!
Are you looking for a quick and easy review with a back to school theme? This pack of no prep worksheets are perfect for a 1st grade classroom or homeschool student. These printables can be used for morning work, early finishers, or review. They are also a great activity to leave for a substitute. Many of these activities can be used as a review or intervention for 2nd graders.
Are you looking for a quick and easy review with a winter and holiday theme? This is a pack of no prep printables for your first grader. This pack is meant to be a review of first grade skills. They can be used as a stand alone practice or used in homework packets.
If they build it, they will learn it! Well, at least we hope so. This place value unit is a fun and engaging way to teach place value to 120 with your students. This unit has a construction theme to it and has your students build the numbers so they can visualize with each number is. There are also games and practice pages for you to use as a reinforcer.
