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Free 2nd grade basic operations projects
Math/Art Desert Themed Math Project - Grades 2-4
Students will love solving math word problems and adding artwork to their poster along the way! Just provide each student with a problems page and a blank 12 x 18 paper. Three different levels of math concepts aligned to the CCSS make this a great independent activity for students.
Check the Chili Peppers! One look, 3 different levels!
Level One: Addition and Subtraction, Basic Multiplication, Measurement to the nearest inch, Money to $1.00
Level Two: Addition/Subtraction, Multiplication
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2nd - 4th
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Mathtastic Autumn Arrays: Activity for making arrays & multiplication groups
This packet contains 10 pages of adorable autumn/fall images that students can color, cut, and paste on construction paper to create multiplication groups and arrays. Excellent activity for math stations/center, remediation, whole/small group games of I Spy or Scoot, or to have handy in your sub tub.
These fun and engaging cards are sure to support your teaching, and most importantly, student acquisition of these skills.
Some Pages are in also black & white to SAVE YOUR INK!
Be sure to ch
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2nd - 3rd
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Party Planning Project Based Learning - Free
Real World Math - Budgeting can be fun with this Party Planning Project! Your students will be given the challenge to plan a party for 10 people with the budget of $10. They will be given a budget page and a spending page. Using the "Grocery Story" page and "Party Store" page, students will go shopping and decide what items they think are most important for hosting a party.
This simple budget project uses dollar bills and ten frames to make spending the money less abstract.
Your student
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K - 4th
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Also included in: Project Based Learning Math Projects
Spider Craft: Ways to Make 8
I love using meaningful art to teach a math lesson like this spider with facts that equal 8 on each of its legs. I added a string and hung these in my room. There are 2 options for legs. One is simple addition facts:0+81+72+63+54+4and their related facts.Another option is left blank so students can fill in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, or related facts on the spider's legs.Students write the facts and cut the legs. Glue the legs to the body of the spider. Then glue
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K - 3rd
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Math for Pioneers
Students use critical thinking skills in an activity to choose items from a list along with their weight to take on a trip west. The wagon can only hold a certain amount of weight so students must determine what they think to be the most important. Students will write and defend their answer as well as make calculations to take as much as possible without going over.
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1st - 4th
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Jolly Holly Fact Family Template
This holly pattern was created to make fact families a little jollier.
The picture example shows 2 digit numbers. Kinder and 1st grade classrooms could use single digits. You could also extend the activity to multiplication, 3 digit numbers and division.
Enjoy!
Kimberly
The Learning Tree
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K - 3rd
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Run Your Very Own Lemonade Stand: Real Life Math Project
This resource is in a pdf format. Are you looking for a way to make math time more engaging? “Run Your Very Own Lemonade Stand” is a real-life math project where students create their first business. This project goes from naming and planning all the way to selling delicious products!These activities can be completed as a packet or you can take the activities that go along with your teaching! They work great as a math center, small-group lesson, early finisher activity, or partner activity. It
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1st - 2nd
PLACE VALUE NAME ACTIVITY: What's My Name Worth in Tens and Ones?
Students will cut out the base ten block ten sticks and ones to design their name on a long construction paper. They will then count up the value of their name by adding up the tens and ones. They'll write it on the big block in standard, expanded, and word form, and glue it on the bottom of the construction paper.
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1st - 3rd
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Extra Large 11" x 17" Rounding Roller Coaster Math Craft
This fun way to reinforce rounding concepts allow students to learn in a way that allows them to express their creativity! Students will label the coaster cars from 1 to 9. Students will also label the midpoint that separates the rounding numbers.This can be done as a standalone activity or extend it by adding a writing piece (example included). Fun for learners of all ages is just around the corner.
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2nd - 6th
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CCSS:
Math Alphabet Vocabulary Book
This item is a Word document that can be printed and turned into a book for end of the year review. I created it for fourth grade but you can modify the title page and use it for any grade level. I am having my students work through all the math vocabulary for the year using our word wall, the dictionary, and the glossary at the back of their math book. Each page has the opportunity for more than one word to be represented on that page but I am requiring my students to write the word, the defini
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1st - 5th
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Check Book
I use this for many different math projects. Kids enjoy learning how to write out checks and balance a checkbook.
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Grades:
1st - 8th
St. Patrick's Day Addition: Composing Numbers Up To 20
This St. Patrick’s Day math activity can be used in two different ways. Students can use it to practice composing numbers 11-19. They may also use it to practice composing numbers to 10.
Materials:
Construction paper (green, yellow, orange, black, and beige or white)
Scissors
Glue
Templates included in this pack:
leprechaun hat
pot of gold
gold coins
hands and head
worksheet
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K - 2nd
Representing Multiplication in Multiple Ways! Math Take Home Project
Background: Students are currently learning about multiplication and the many ways that we can represent it. These include: using a number line, drawing an array, repeated addition, showing equal groups, and the commutative property.Project Assignment: Students will be given a piece of construction paper. Using their notes and what he/ she has learned about multiplication, they will use every day items to represent a multiplication problem of their choosing. Students are encouraged to be as crea
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2nd - 3rd
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CCSS:
4 Ways to Add - Printable Common Core Take-Home Project - Grades 1 & 2
This math project reminds students that they can add using a variety of strategies. Four ways to add are shown in this project; students must draw a picture; create a part-part-whole chart; hop on a number line; and use the commutative property. It is great to assign this as a take-home project in 1st and 2nd grade classrooms because then parents also get to see the new strategies students are using in the classroom. The following common core math standards are addressed:
K.OA.1 Represent ad
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1st - 2nd
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Fun Adding 2-Digit Numbers (Shoe Shopping Edition)
Looking for a real-world math fun for students to practice there 2-digit addition? This is the place! This activity will have students calculate the price different customers spent on shoes. Once students finish, there is an opportunity for them to design their own shoe (this is a great reward for students). There is no doubt this will have every student engaged with their math !Each download includes an answer key.
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2nd - 4th
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Sums of Ten Turkey Style
This is a fun center activity for students to practice making sums of ten.
This packet includes:
- printable turkey for manipulatives
- recording worksheet to go along with the hands on matching game
- feathers and instructions for making sums of ten feather hats
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K - 2nd
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Arrays Project
Use this Arrays Project with students to help students see the connection between repeated addition to multiplication. Students build multiplication arrays with tiles, and then color on the multiplication with arrays worksheets. You can have students roll dice to determine their factors or allow students to pick their factors for the multiplication problems using arrays. This project can be done independently, pairs, small group, or a whole class arrays project. More engaging than a multiplicati
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2nd - 3rd
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Spooky Halloween Story Problems
A fun, Halloween activity where students are given an addition sentence and they write and illustrate a Halloween story problem for the number sentence!
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K - 3rd
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Double Fact Gum
A fun activity for students to do when learning about doubles addition facts!
The idea came from the old "Doublemint Gum" commercials. Students can make their own "Double Fact Gum" packs to use when working with double facts during math lessons. (This could also be used in the upper grades with double multiplication facts)
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K - 6th
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Multiplication Project Ladybug
Students cut out pieces for ladybug body and wings. On each wing draw with black an identical number of spots. Add white eyes to top of body. Use a paper fastener to attach wings under head shape of body. Move wings to separate them, and underneath write the nultiplication sentence ( 2 X however many spots are on each wing) with a white crayon. Students could quiz each other on what the accompanying math sentence would be by looking at the spots with the wings closed.
Includes templates fo
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1st - 4th
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The 12 Multiplication Stories of Christmas
This is a recreated version of the Twelve Days of Christmas song. The project requires students to read each line of the song and figure out total cost of each item. They will then create a poster, multiplication story, and solution for each line. (RUBRIC **COMING SOON**) **********************************************************Thank you for wanting to try out my new stuff. These are my first 2 lessons on TPT. Please take time to rate me if you like my stuff. If for some reason you can't g
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2nd - 6th
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Thanksgiving Friendship Feast
Teach math skills (fractions or repeated addition) and enjoy yummy food with your kiddos. To get the feast going, you will need a favorite stew recipe (or search online as a class), cutting boards, pairing knives, vegetable peelers, large pot, crock pot, ingredients for your favorite stew recipe. Most importantly recruit some parent helpers to help with the prep and good time messiness. Paper products needed: bowls, spoons, cups, beverages, fall colored construction paper, and markers. From
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K - 5th
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If I had $1000 I would. . .
This math project can be used to practice subtraction from 1000. Students are "gifted" $1000 and are asked to spend some of their money on different items. Students will have to research how much what they want to buy costs, choose a charity to donate some of their money to, write a thank you letter to the great-aunt that "gifted" them money, and keep a budgeting sheet that tracks their spending.
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1st - 3rd
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Book Order Math
*Freebie!
A quick and easy math project that is perfect for any grade and any group of students.
If you have leftover book orders, this project is for you. Students work to cut and paste book totals that add up to their budget. Students are asked to round to the nearest dollar and challenge themselves with their budget goals.
Included in this free project:
1. Two pages of instructions, tips and tricks for educators for seamless teaching
2. Workpage for students to use, with budget space and
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2nd - 8th
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