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9th grade mental math Common Core 5.NBT.A.3a resources
Can You Build It?: Number Sense Center and Interactive Bulletin Board #spedprep2
Can you Build it: Number Sense Math Center and Interactive Bulletin Board: Hang this in your classroom for a year round math center that builds number sense, fact fluency, flexible thinking, mathematical reasoning and more!Got students struggling with flexible thinking, number sense, place value, decomposing numbers, balancing equations, and problem solving? This has made a huge difference in all these areas with the students in my special education classroom!How to Play: Hang up bulletin board
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1st - 9th
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Place Value Caterpillar
Do yourself a favor and print this off for the perfect visual for your students!Just print on cardstock with colored ink and you've got yourself a rainbow place value caterpillar. Includes 5th grade place value standards visuals. I stapled this up to my classroom bulletin. I also used a purple dot as the decimal period. Voila! The students loved having a caterpillar in their room. Message me with any questions.
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3rd - 12th
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Centurion - Timestable Challenge
The Centurion ChallengeThis resource is a purposely designed challenge to improve the multiplication and timestable knowledge of children. The Centurion Challenge consists of 5 different Levels, which become progressively more challenging.Each level is 100 questions involved the Timestables, progressing into more challenging questions including missing number equations, division and decimal work.Levels:Level 1 – multiplication up to 10 x 10 inc missing number questions.Level 2 – mixed multiplica
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2nd - 9th
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Grade 5 UNIT: GIFTED/CHALLENGING topics (4 worksheets; 7 quizzes
The problem sets are derived from 22 different skills/topics--at least 3 of which are beyond the Common Core (but typical of curricula before the Common Core's adoption).
FOUR worksheets are provided: one with 15 problems per skill; one with 12 per skill; one with 9 per skill and one with 6 per skill. You decide which is best for you.
SEVEN quizzes (all with 20 problems each) are provided: TWO at a level 2 (not too hard); TWO at levels 2 and 3 (harder); TWO at level 3; ONE at levels 3 and 4 (p
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5th - 12th
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All the multiples of 1-10 up to 30
A number line for explaining multiples, with color coding/legends. There is also an assessment or worksheet (depending how you want to use it) in my portfolio.
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4th - 10th
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