Another Math Freebie!

I think I'm on a roll this week. I created two freebies (check the one out from yesterday here) and I finished math lesson plans for my team!  

I saw the item I created here but I didn't need her entire packet, so I created my own.  I hope you enjoy it!

Click on either picture below to take you to the file.

Another Math Freebie (Keeping Track of Data)

Hi everyone!  Just a quick post.

The following product was inspired by my teammate so I give her full credit.  I just took her idea and ran with it.

If you use Xtra Math with your class, which by now I'm sure most teachers do.  Then this product will be a great resource for you.  Even if you don't use Xtra Math, then I'm sure it will come in handy as well.

The sheet I created is a way to keep data and students/parents accountable for addition and subtraction facts.  When you look up a student's data on Xtra Math, you can have the students' color in the small rectangle under the math fact so they know that they still need more practice with that/those fact(s).
The students can use index cards to create flash cards to practice at home or in school.

Please click on the first picture below to go to my TPT store and download it for FREE.

Enjoy and goodnight!!!!!

Everyone Loves a Freebie, Right? First Three Comments Win!

I finished my February Math Packet a few weeks ago and decided to add just a few more pages to it.
Well I have decided to put a freebie that's like something you will find in my packet.  The numbers are different on the freebie than from the packet, so you get a bonus if you purchase it.  By the way, it's only $1. :)

Let me know what you think.

First three people to comment, gets my packet for FREE!!! :) **Please leave me your e-mail address.**

Click on the pic above to take you to your freebie.

Click on the pic below to take you to my store.

Enjoy!!!!

Math Freebie for YOU!

Just a quick post to let you all know that I am still alive.  Anyway, last week my teammates and I had to come up with a quick and easy game for our first graders hitting that place value standard.  I quickly came up with a fun little activity that I know your little ones will love. It's called, "The Winner is..." I know so clever, right? ;)

Basically, each player gets a tens and ones board along with numbers from 0-9 or you can use the ten block units, doesn't matter! Better yet, the kids can use both!  The children form a number and flip the deck of cards that has, "The winner is the person with the largest number... or The winner is the person with the smallest number."

The kids get a kick out of this game because they never know who will win.  So what are you waiting for click on the picture to send you to my store.  I hope your students will love it!

One last thing, I'm super sad that the Broncos lost cause my boyfriend is a huge fan, but I was able to get this cute picture of him sent by his momma before I got there...

I don't know why, but this picture makes me happy beyond words.  I love this boy so much.  :) Oh well, there's always next season, right??