FREE EXAMPLE Counting Puzzle Strips
By LittleStreams
This is a free example of our Counting Puzzle Strips. A large image is cut into strips. When the strips are placed in order, a picture is revealed. Our Full version is available here
Classrooms & Chimeras - Monster Card Probability Game - Dungeons & Dragons
By Sean Alexander Dennison
Step into the captivating world of "Classrooms & Chimeras" with our "Monster Card Probability Games - Probability Dice Game Trial." This engaging resource is designed to introduce students to the concepts of probability and quick mental addition through a fun and interactive card game. Featuring eight unique monster cards, this trial set is just a glimpse into the full card game soon to be released, echoing the excitement of the full "Classrooms & Chimeras" campaign.
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Equip your classroom with the "Monster Card Probability Games - Probability Dice Game Trial" and watch as your students delve into the fascinating world of monsters, probability, and quick math skills. This resource not only makes learning enjoyable but also prepares them for the full adventure awaiting in the complete "Classrooms & Chimeras" card game.
Summer Math Mystery Picture: Back to School Pixel Art Color by Number
By Math Mania Store
A fun and easy pixel art coloring activity perfect for back-to-school morning work. This exciting resource helps PreK kids learn numbers through number matching while coloring a beautiful butterfly! The activity is handy and ready to use, making it a great way to engage students as they reveal the hidden butterfly picture. Children will enjoy coloring the correct squares on the grid using a simple color code, keeping them entertained and learning at the same time.
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Introduction to Abacus Math, Counting numbers 1 to 3 abacus worksheets
By Lynette Yung
One to One Correspondence Activity introduces the abacus to your students. They will learn to count from 1 to 3 and values of the abacus beads. The students will learn number 1, 2, and 3 activities include:
Don't forget to download "Introduction to Abacus PART 2" which will have numbers from 4 to 10 to continue with learning the abacus.
Here is a demonstration video: https://youtu.be/dZwfARAY6g0
Do you have an Abacus sitting in your classroom somewhere? The abacus is a wonderful manipulative that can grow with your students. Abacus builds strong number sense and subitizing.
CRA Approach for learning math.
Concrete. The “doing” stage uses concrete objects to model problems. In the concrete stage, the abacus can introduce mathematical concepts, like counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Representational. The “seeing” stage uses representations of the objects to model problems. In this stage, my worksheets involve drawing pictures while relating to the abacus.
Abstract. The “symbolic” stage uses abstract symbols such as numbers and operation symbols (+, × ,÷, –) to indicate addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
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Christmas Counting Math Puzzles (Counting to 5 and Counting to 10)
By Kristen
In this set, there are 20 different Christmas themed puzzles. You get a count to 5 and a count to 10 puzzle with each theme for a total of 40 puzzles! Your students will love practicing counting with these colorful Christmas puzzles.
Free Long division Practice Worksheets Division Activities with Graph Grid Paper
By Epsilon Math Craft & Special Education
If you are a Tutor/Teacher/Parent looking for an easy-to-use resource to help your students practice 2/ 3 /4 Digit by 1 Digit Long Division with & without remainders, this is the right worksheet for you. This can also be a reinforcement activity to help students get used to long-division algorithms.
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Update: I fixed the resource so that the numbers would be lined up in the graph paper plus I added a division chart from 1 to 12.
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