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Elementary mental math centers for Microsoft Publisher
Capture the Flag
Capture the Flag is a math game for 3rd-5th grade students learning/enhancing their basic 0-12 multiplication facts. Also, through game play, students will be working on structuring numbers, adding, and subtracting.
My classroom loves it!
Teachers: I recommend printing and taping the four boards together so the flags for each are in the middle. Also I laminated mine so they can be wiped clean and played for years to come!
Also, you will need to provide the dice for the game.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
X3 Multiplication Book
This multiplication book I made for the end of the year when we were leaning about multiplication and arrays. I had the kids draw (like an array), add, and multiply each equation. When I made the books I copied the cover on construction paper. Then I copied the set of equations and cut them in 2 and then staple on the left hand side the construction paper cover and back. This cuts down on copies. I try to copy all of the covers for the different multiples on different colored construction
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2nd - 8th
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X4 Multiplication Book
This multiplication book I made for the end of the year when we were leaning about multiplication and arrays. I had the kids draw (like an array), add, and multiply each equation. When I made the books I copied the cover on construction paper. Then I copied the set of equations and cut them in 2 and then staple on the left hand side the construction paper cover and back. This cuts down on copies. I try to copy all of the covers for the different multiples on different colored construction
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2nd - 6th
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Wipe off Multiplication Practice Booklet
My students love using dry erase markers!
I used these pages to make laminated booklets so they could practice writing their facts in a fun way. The booklet includes the facts 1-12 as well as a blank page for practicing any fact or fluency competition among students to see who can fill out the page on a particular fact the fastest. I also printed a set of just the blank pages and had students make their own pages of facts and I laminated their own writing. They LOVED that their own product was
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Equivalent Fraction Matching Game
A fun fraction game, just color in the parts of the shape you want to use the fraction of.
Editable.
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Grades:
2nd - 4th
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Can you find the difference?
Directions: draw 6 cards to make two 3-digit numbers. Record both numbers on an open number line. Find the difference between the two numbers. Use the algorithm to check your work!
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
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X7 Multiplication Book
This multiplication book I made for the end of the year when we were leaning about multiplication and arrays. I had the kids draw (like an array), add, and multiply each equation. When I made the books I copied the cover on construction paper. Then I copied the set of equations and cut them in 2 and then staple on the left hand side the construction paper cover and back. This cuts down on copies. I try to copy all of the covers for the different multiples on different colored construction paper.
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Grades:
2nd - 8th
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Adding to 5 Booklet
Addition problems adding to 5. Room for pictures and number stories to go with the sums.
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Place Value Packet
Your kids will love doing place value work with these fun worksheets.
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Grades:
1st
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Mystery Number
This is a great problem solving or critical thinking math activity. Can be used as morning work, DO NOWs, or station/center work.
Can be edited for your own numbers.
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Grades:
K - 4th
Where is Blue?
Where is Blue?
This is a great activity to use to build number sense.
To Assemble: The first page is a blank 'number line'. Print onto cardstock and laminate as a long strip. The second page contains Blue and Blue's house. Cut out Blue and Blue's house and laminate. Put tape or velcro onto the back of Blue and Blue's house.
To Play: Place Blue and Blue’s House onto the number line in different places. Say, “Blue’s house is on number ___. Where is Blue?” You can place Blue’s house before Blue
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Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Fishy Go Fish - Number Recognition
This item has three different math games to play that are all aligned with Common Core Standards. These games are interactive and fun to play either in the classroom or at home with a parent, guardian or older sibling. The games all reinforce and focus on different math skills that are needed to be successful in school. There is number recognition, 1:1 correspondence, cardinality and sequencing. Enjoy - I'm sure your students and/or children will!!!!!
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Grades:
PreK - K
Math Adding within 20 snowflake game
Fun quick and easy game for 2 or more players. Students will roll two dice, add up the numbers and color in a snowflake with them matching sum. First one to color all their snowflakes wins.
Proportional Bar Model to 5 manipulative tool
Hello all!
I created this proportional and color coded bar model set through 5 as a tool to help introduce kindergarteners to bar model. This set is best if printed in color and then laminated before cut into pieces for longer use!
I have done lessons using them and it has gone extremely well.
I fit 4 sets of bars numbered 1-5 on a single sheet.
Enjoy!
Steve "Math" Mahalic.
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Grades:
PreK - K
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One Less
This is a math resource that I made for my kindergarteners to help with finding numbers that are one less that the given number. Enjoy!
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
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Guided Math Student form
This form is used in my classroom to keep track of their daily math activities. I will add more games as the students learn and develop more skills.
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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