A focused assessment on skip counting by 2s within the range of 2-10. Students identify the missing number in a single sequence to demonstrate mastery of the pattern.

A foundational numeracy lesson for Kindergarten MLL students focusing on numbers 1-5 through tracing, counting, and one-to-one correspondence using a friendly garden theme.

A 5-week instructional plan and a set of 25 activity cards that combine Kindergarten geometry standards with daily numeracy fluency exercises.

A high-stakes, game-show style review of 3rd-grade math concepts including multiplication, fractions, geometry, and word problems. Students compete in teams to prove they've mastered the year's curriculum.

A professional development resource for educators to explore and implement alternative teaching models when traditional math instruction isn't reaching every student. This lesson provides frameworks for co-teaching, math workshops, and targeted interventions.

This lesson focuses on understanding teen numbers as a group of ten and some extra ones using craft stick bundles as a visual model. Students will practice counting and writing numbers from 10 to 20.

A fun, spring-themed board game and supporting materials designed to help kindergarteners practice subtraction within 10 using fingers and counters. Students navigate a garden path by solving subtraction problems to reach the finish line.

An interactive math lesson for early learners focusing on counting up to 10 and one-to-one correspondence using a charming bird-themed field notebook aesthetic. Students will practice counting birds as they land on wires through modeling, hands-on activities, and independent practice.

A mysterious kindergarten math lesson where students become 'Number Detectives' to identify missing numbers in sequences up to 10 and 20.

A comprehensive tracking resource for Kindergarten students aiming for advanced NWEA MAP RIT scores in mathematics, covering all key domains.

Students learn to compare fractions using visual area models and number lines, focusing on same denominators and same numerators through an architectural blueprint theme.

Explores geometric concepts like area and volume alongside statistical measures of center and data visualizations.

Reviews algebraic expressions, one-step equations, and inequalities, including modeling real-world scenarios with variables.

Covers ratios, unit rates, and percents, teaching students how to apply proportional reasoning to real-world problems.

Focuses on number sense, decimal and fraction operations, GCF, and LCM to build a strong computational foundation.

A foundational lesson introducing the concept of fact families and identifying related numbers. Students practice grouping three numbers that belong together through multiplication and division.

A lesson exploring the inverse relationship between multiplication and division using fact families and arrays. Students will learn to use known multiplication facts to solve unknown division problems.