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It's that time of year again! March brings in a flurry of leprechauns, clovers, and pretty much just green everywhere!! I love St. Patrick's Day! So in honor of the upcoming holiday, I've created a math bundle.  This is a HUGE bundle including the following:  - place value matching activity with number bonds and recording page. Match 10s plus ones to make teen numbers - Place value worksheet practice - Mystery picture hundreds chart coloring page - Leprechaun place value craft  - Odd and Even Pot of Gold activity with recording page - Ways to make 100 game - RDW Anchor Chart - Problem Solving Booklet Hope you can use this over the next few weeks!!!  Grab your Good Luck Math Charms here :) Thanks,  Jessica

I'm having a sale!!! All the cool kids are doing it, so I joined in. Lol. To celebrate TpT being 3 million teachers strong, everything in my store is 20% off for the next two days. Make sure to check it out and shop around other stores, too during this super sale event. Time to stock up!!! Have a look:  Pride and Primary TpT Store Jessica

So I've been trying super hard to get my firsties fluent in basic facts. A big part of first grade is becoming fluent with basic facts. This new little packet has two tests for each fact, 0's through 12's. I LOVE the Wizard of Oz!! In fact my classroom theme will be Oz next year. Soooo excited!!! So I made this little packet and have been testing my kiddos.  This set includes 12 sets of two fact tests, 12 sets of flash cards, 12 mastery certificates, and a mastery recording page. I give each child a set of flash cards, printed front and back on cardstock, hole-punched with a binder ring to study before taking the test.  I put a set of flashcards and extra copies of the A test in a math center for practice with basic facts during math block. They can quiz and time their buddies for extra practice.  For the first A set, all problems are written with the fact currently being tested first (e.g. 1+6, 1+8). The second B set, the facts are written both ways (e.g. 6+1, 1+8, 7+1)....

Pretzel Place Value!! We have been working hard on Engage NY: A Story of Units Module 4 - place value with tens and ones. I thought I would make it a little more fun by adding snacks!! Food always sparks more interest. We are using pretzel sticks as tens and marshmallows as ones. The kids love it!! So I've created a little lesson plan and center activity. Here are some pics: Here is what is included:   Pretzel rods and marshmallow cards Standard form number cards Place value number cards Whole group number cards Recording pages: 3 styles from which to choose 2 center name cards: one including using pretzels and marshmallows in the center and one without Place value mat Ideas for teaching, using in lessons, and/or centers Pretzel Problem Solving Booklet Challenge activity - use Cheese Nip crackers as hundreds! Pretzel Place Value Have fun with this one!! Jessica PS Louisiana is "adopting" Eureka Math which is a new fancy name for Engage NY: A Story of Units. It's the e...