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1st grade decimals resources for Easel
Money, Coins, and Number Counting Charts & Mats with 26 Printables
26 different printable Money and Number Charts/Mats to give students hands-on activities to practice their coin counting skills and number skills up to 100.Also includes worksheets on Easel, so students may complete them online!Visit Classroom63 Store
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1st - 4th
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WRITING MONEY in Number & Word Form - Money Math Worksheet
No- Prep Printable Worksheet! Students get practice writing Money Amounts in Word Form & Number Form.Check out my other Money Math Activities! Fast Food Menu Money Math ActivityRestaurant Menu Scavenger Hunt Activity
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K - 6th
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Coin Addition: Adding Values of Coins
To add the values of coins, follow these steps. First, identify the denominations of the coins you have. Assign a numerical value to each denomination (e.g., penny = 1, nickel = 5, dime = 10, quarter = 25). Next, count the number of coins you have for each denomination. Multiply the quantity of each denomination by its corresponding value. Finally, sum up the products to obtain the total value of the coins.This resource has 50 pages centered around each coin (penny, nickel, dime, and a quarter).
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1st - 2nd
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Math Challenge Fractions and Decimals Printables
If you are a first-grade teacher and you are looking for any practice on fractions and decimals, then this product is for you to show and practice with your students. This set of printables are good to use in classrooms as well as being used at home. What's Included?Fractions Challenge: Students will write the correct fraction below what it represents. Fractions Creation Challenge: Students will shade in parts of the shape to fit the fraction provided. Equivalent Fractions Challenge: Students wi
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1st
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Also included in: Math Challenge Bundle
Montessori Math Beads 1 to 19 Teen Board Gold.
It is a page, for the formation of numbers from 1 to 20, using real decimals and units.
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PreK - 1st, Staff
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Division 2 (Fractions Decimals Percentages comparisons distance learning)
Fractions, decimals and percentages are tackled in this series of division worksheets. Each sheet depicts 10 fractions, decimals or percentages in visual for. Some answers are pre-populated but as you progress through the worksheets, these diminish and they become more challenging.See also the Divisions series.4 worksheets for Fractions4 worksheets for Decimals4 worksheets for PercentagesSuitable for printing in B/W as well as colour.Ideal for distance learning - no prep required!Each worksheet
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1st - 4th
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Also included in: Fractions bundle ultimate distance learning worksheets for numeracy
Money Bingo Using Dollars
Money Bingo is a fun way to build and review money in your Math Class!This Math Bingo set uses whole dollar values, up to $100. It contains 10 complete UNIQUE boards & 1 blank board to choose from. I recommend printing multiple copies of each, then laminating the pages for longer use! This game can be played by having the students match the amount with tokens or have students place the correct amount of fake money on the corresponding numbers.Did you know there are dozens of variations on Bi
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1st - 5th, Staff
Seaside Shack Adding Money Activity-Distance Learning Available!
***The distance learning activity has been created for you!! You now have the downloadable activity for paper and pencil and the same digital activity for your distance learners. Answer boxes have been added to the distance learning pages.This activity has your student adding 3 prices to arrive at a total. There are 2 problems (“Guest Checks”) on each page. “Guest checks” are created for breakfast, lunch and dinner meals.This activity can be used for Math Centers or for additional individual
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1st - 4th
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Decomposing Geometric Shapes
Decomposing geometric shapes involves breaking them down into smaller parts or components. This can help in understanding the attributes of the shapes, as well as making it easier to calculate their areas and perimeters. For example, a rectangle can be decomposed into two smaller rectangles, or into several smaller squares. Similarly, a triangle can be decomposed into smaller triangles or into a triangle and one or more parallelograms. This process can help students develop a deeper understandin
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1st - 3rd
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