Math

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.AdditionIsFun&feature=more_from_developer#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwMiwiYWlyLkFkZGl0aW9uSXNGdW4iXQ.. Gather your wits and strengthen your power of addition. This game is for kids aged 5 to 7 years. It’s a fast paced game where you can learn addition and have fun. You have to count the number of pictures; enter the right number in the boxes. Calculate the answer mentally enter into the box and check it.  Voila!! You get to see the added item image too. On entering correct value, you can earn a star to decorate your Christmas tree. Let’s Play and see how many stars you win?

This printable provides a record sheet and grid of prime numbers under 100 to guide students in exploring Goldbach's conjecture, that any even number greater than 4 can be expressed as the sum of two odd prime numbers.

Quick images or dot images help children subtilize (develop automaticity with number and quantity - basically seeing four items and knowing there are four without counting). Just print on cardstock and laminate for durability :) 2 sets are included to accommodate at least 4 children in a math center. Enjoy!

This resource can be used as a cut and paste activity or in a play dough center.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.classteacher.apks#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDIxMiwiY29tLmNsYXNzdGVhY2hlci5hcGtzIl0. Cardinal numbers are taught at junior level where Ascending and Descending numbers are part of the basic learning. Through this fun filled app, learn to arrange numbers in both ways with indefinite chances. Each time you get to choose the series of numbers of your choice that you want to arrange. The train will not move unless numbers are arranged in the desired manner. The learning happens in a speedy manner and makes learning pleasurable.

This multi-purpose template was built from a Microsoft Word template (there are all kinds included in your software - choose "new" then select from options included double sided bookmarks). This simple tool has uses in grades K-12 and in virtually any subject where you are teaching students. Here are a few ideas: Ride on the Reading Train (K-2) - have students use this template to create a simple book review (rear) and recommendation (front). Post them with clips on a railroad track made of balsa wood or twine and let students retrieve, read over and create "I want to read next" list, based on friend's suggestions. The tickets are convenient to carry to the "author chair" in writer's workshop to share during presentation. A Ticket to Ride (middle school) - can be used in vocabulary instruction (synonym searches), word choice activities (writing), or even a twist on "diagramming sentences" where various parts of speech are singularly written on tickets and students either remove the requested part of speech (verb, adjective, etc.) from a sentence strip made of tickets OR combine their tickets to create complete sentences with sentence variety or create complex sentences, evaluate independent and dependent clauses, etc. The sky's the limit - all with one simple tool. Make a PDF of tickets so that students can use Powerpoint or Word to do these activities virtually.

Reward students and teach banking ideas with this check template.