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Kindergarten mental math school nurse documents for GATE
Snowflake Numbers - Composing numbers adding mental math game with dice
Get students really thinking with this fun math game! Make your math nights or math centers more fun!Students roll dice to compose a number by adding the dice to make a target sum. They fit them on the cards, adding them up until they hit their target. Then they must roll and reroll if they are over or under their target. It's critical thinking, addition of multiple numbers, and composing numbers all in one!For variety, students will either have to build numbers out of 3, 4, 5, 6, or 8 dice, dep
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K - 6th
OPERATIONS – ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION (Questions & Answers)
OPERATIONS – ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION QUESTIONS & ANSWERS“Without mathematics, there’s nothing you can do. Everything around you is mathematics. Everything around you is numbers.” – Shakuntala Devi“Mathematics is a language.” – Josiah Willard Gibbs
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PreK - 3rd
Think Math- problem solving creative thinking math
Think math!
Students are given the answer and their job is to think of what the problem is. Differentiated easy problem solving!
This is a winter edition-the clip art is winter graphics.
Hope your kiddos enjoy thinking hard!
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K - 2nd
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Anxiety-Stress-Trauma Referral and Management
Clinic & Classroom ToolAnxiety-Stress-Trauma Referral and ManagementStudents experiencing Stress, Trauma, or Anxiety require a collaborative team of caregivers. School Nurses are often the first to recognize that a student is in distress and is positioned to recommend interventions. A streamlined referral process ensures that students in need are recognized and referred to the right person. The busy professionals in your building will appreciate this easy-to-use communication and planning t
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PreK - 6th, Staff
PROBLEM-SOLVING (QUESTIONS & ANSWERS)
PROBLEM-SOLVINGQUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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PreK - 3rd
M&M Subtraction
As usual I specialize in simple black and white fun useable lessons for Kindergarten and 1st grade.
This is M&M Subtraction. Simply print and give the students 20(Kindergarten) or more standard color M&Ms have them put the start number in the "I have" circle, and then count the number of M&Ms in the color listed. Once the write the number they can eat that color and count what is left.
Have the students repeat this with all the colors until they reach 0
Simple fun and effect
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K - 1st
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