If you teach elementary math and science and are looking for fresh ways to engage your students, you’ll want to check out this resource round-up! We’re featuring a whole host of resources that will support the skill development of your young mathletes and scientists. Keep your students on the edge of their seats with these resources — half of which are FREE!
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It’s FREE!“This freebie is perfect for supporting distance learning! When we return to the classroom, it would be great to use on a Smartboard or in a math center to provide teen numbers reinforcement!” |
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“These Digital Task Cards are perfect for this world of Distance Learning!” |
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It’s FREE!“This digital resource is an excellent way to engage students while assessing early one-to-one correspondence math standards!” |
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“Save time with this resource that will help you feel prepared and keep you organized for your Parent-Teacher Conferences! These slides can be used in-person or virtually – simply insert your own information to customize for each student and share your screen!” |
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It’s FREE!“Place value is so important for a good mathematical foundation. The work in this Golden Bead booklet will help your students move from a concrete understanding of numbers to the more abstract symbolic form.” |
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“Do your Lower Elementary students find the teen numbers tricky? Each booklet increases in difficulty and can be used alongside the Montessori Colored Bead Stair to introduce and reinforce numbers 11-19.” |
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It’s FREE!“This free back to school resource is a get to know you type activity. Students use a simple checklist to help them find items to gather in a bag. The Google Drive version includes a one-page slide where you just fill in the date and assign it to your students.” |
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“This Measuring Capacity resource is made for Google Drive™. Students will practice U.S. customary units of capacity with these Measuring Capacity Task Cards. This capacity resource is perfect for distance learning practice or learning stations.” |
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It’s FREE!“These printable counting mats offer a fun, hands-on way to build number sense. They can be used in so many ways- with counting bears or other counters, with play dough, with pom poms, with goldfish crackers- the possibilities are endless!” |
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“This is a digital resource and is great for distance learning! This deck includes 10 cards. Each card features a group of 3 different pictures for students to count and graph. Count each set of objects, drag the tally marks to the correct column, and drag the pictures to create a pictograph.” |
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It’s FREE!“These editable notebook divider tabs make organizing interactive notebooks a breeze. Includes two-tab up to six-tab divider options with type-able space for a table of contents.” |
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“Are you looking for a simple way to format your distance learning materials, increase organization, and student responsibility of time management? This digital planner, which can be used for teacher plan books or student learning agendas is easy to use and comes with a variety of styles.” |
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It’s FREE!“This 12 page mini collection of Geometry worksheets is the perfect addition to your classroom. It focuses on angles, lines, and congruent shapes. Each worksheet includes a fun activity to keep your students engaged!” |
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“Looking for fun, seasonal themed worksheets to last you all year? Need a quick resource to grab and send home? This 3rd Grade Seasonal Math Packet BUNDLE is the perfect product to keep your students practicing the third grade skills throughout the year.” |
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It’s FREE!“These digital and print and go open-ended word problems are the perfect addition to your whole group math lessons or centers! There are 10 open-ended problems for students to solve, each having multiple answers that extend your students’ thinking.” |
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“Have your students write more detailed and complex sentences using this sentence stretching activity for Google Slides and Seesaw. Students are able to drop and drag the words or phrases to expand on a simple sentence. They are also able to read a simple sentence and then type their own improved sentence. Different versions are included for Seesaw and Google Slides!” |
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It’s FREE!“Master those basic math skills in a fun, ready to use Workbook!” |
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“This colorful, interactive and 100% digital activity will keep your students in grades K-2 engaged! Students will be learning/reinforcing how to use the SHIFT key while typing the days of the week and days of the week abbreviations.” |
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It’s FREE!“10 Google Docs activities & lessons are great introduction lessons and activities to teach students how to use Google Docs and practice and apply what they are learning as each activity reinforces previously learned skills.” |
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“Review your Body Systems unit with a virtual escape room! Students will answer a series of questions to collect code words to escape.” |
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It’s FREE!“Review tested science standards (3rd-5th grades) as a “you choose” spiral review. Complete one topic at a time or jump around as you please!” |
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“This Mystery Science supplemental kit allows teachers to present and teach meaningful, relatable Science lessons about the plant life cycle with plenty of options for extension. This product is great for informal or formal assessments, homework, or early-finishers.” |
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It’s FREE!“This product contains a 141 page BCBA/BCaBA exam study guide that describes each item on the BACB’s BCBA/BCaBA Task List (4th edition), 226 study flash cards, and a printable version of both. Has been proven to help those striving to earn their BCBA credentials pass their boards!” |
