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I love the versatility of dry erase pockets! They are great for so many reasons; they are easy to prepare, easy to clean, durable, and students LOVE them! They are great to use for checking for understanding and guided practice. Students can hold them up like dry erase boards to quickly show you their work. Today I wanted to share a few of the First Grade Math Mats I created to use in dry erase pockets. They are great for whole group and small group instruction. Once the mats are introduced…

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Engaging, hands-on, interactive, math stations on number sense and number fluency. Help your students with learning numbers, number recognition, one to one correspondence, counting sets, greater and less, building numbers, ones, tens, hundreds with these math centers. These math station ideas and math games on numeracy are perfect for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. To learn more about "Math Stations by Standard", visit www.tunstallsteachingtidbits.com

These tips for running 1st grade math stations will help you make your math center time more effective. Use them in your first grade classroom to create a more engaging center time!

These first grade math stations are quick and easy when it comes to storage and preparation! Simply print the 1st grade math task cards, and store them in task boxes!

Are you needing help on classroom activities you can use to teach your students about missing addends? This blog post has the ultimate guide on teaching missing addends. Your students have experience with addition and subtraction for numbers 1-10, so now we want to focus on finding the unknown numbers. In this post I give some fun math games, one using hula hoops in the classroom for a group math activity to find the missing number. Read all of my math tips on finding unknown addends.

Download our 20 free addition worksheets + with answer key to give your 1st and 2nd grade students more math practice! Plus, get tips for teaching addition.

This post shares five ways to differentiate during math stations including Response to Invention and Tier 1, Tier 2, and Teir 3 learners.

A place value Cheerio tower? Genius!

Wondering how to ensure students get hands on math practice during this time of distance learning, hybrid teaching, and social distancing? Create personal math toolkits with this FREE printable resource to help your Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second

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Easy to implement math centers for first or second grade.

Hey y'all! Last week I posted a picture on Instagram about some Math Fact pockets that I came up with. I'm here to give you a little more details

Need help planning math centers in your classroom? Read how I structure my math center routine and streamlined my math centers to make planning a breeze and keep students engaged all year long!

Children will enjoy working on their number sense and subitizing skills as they play the classic game of War. These cards include the numbers 0-12 represented through dice, dominos, numerals, fingers, ten frames, and tally marks. Great for Math Centers in Kindergarten and 1st Grade.

Take a look at number sense workstations for kindergarten, first grade, second grade, and place value workstations for third grade!

Fun low-prep math games for Kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade, and fourth grade. Great ideas and games for math centers and math stations on topics like money, place value, addition and subtraction, number sense, numbers, and more! www.tunstallsteachingtidbits.com

Click to find out how I run this low-prep math fact fluency center in my classroom all year long!!

I love this idea for keeping up with which students have completed which centers!