Hundreds Chart Worksheet: 10 More Than/10 Less Than

Posted on February 1, 2014 by Squarehead Teachers

I absolutely love this idea. I’ve done two other worksheets with this same idea (click here and click here to see them) and I’ve found it to be really successful. It’s super important to get kids familiar with the hundreds chart. Hopefully children will be so familiar with it that they can make their own hundreds chart on a piece of scratch paper during a test (since kids don’t get a printed hundreds chart on their standardized tests).Click here to see my third 10 more that/10 less than hundreds chart worksheet: hundreds chart- more than- less than OWL

10 More Than/10 Less Than Hundreds Chart Worksheet

Posted on January 28, 2014 by Squarehead Teachers

Here’s my second worksheet to help kids see number relationships on a hundreds chart. My first worksheet seemed to go well so I thought I’d make another one. Here’s the free printable PDF: hundreds chart- more than- less than JUMP ROPE

Hundreds Chart More Than/Less Than Worksheet

Posted on January 24, 2014 by Squarehead Teachers

Many of you have probably already seen this idea and it was mind-blowing! It’s such a good idea! Here’s a picture of it:

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I love how the math trend is teaching kids deeper number sense and relationships between numbers by giving them plenty of exposure to the patterns easily identified on a hundreds chart. I thought this idea would be great for a worksheet to extend the idea further. Hence, I give you my first (of many to come) hundreds chart more than/less than worksheets:

Click here for the free printable PDF: hundreds chart- more than- less than CAMPING

(Can you tell I could go for a camping trip sometime soon?! )

3D Shapes Review (Geometry)

Posted on January 15, 2014 by Squarehead Teachers

Here are some review pages (half sheet; so run off only half the number of students in your class and cut the sheets in half). These pages review names of 3D geometric shapes (cube, rectangular prism, sphere, etc.) as well as parts of 2- and 3D shapes (vertices, edges, etc.).

Click here for the free printable PDFs:
3D Shapes Review 1
3D Shapes Review 2

Identifying Parts of Shapes

Posted on January 11, 2014 by Squarehead Teachers

Need a quick review of angles, vertices, shape names, etc? Well, here’s a half sheet for you to give your students. It would be great for a math warm-up activity, since it isn’t very long.

Click here for the free math printable worksheet (PDF): Identifying Parts of Shapes

Shapes Worksheet

Posted on January 9, 2014 by Squarehead Teachers

Here’s a practice page for reviewing/identifying parts of geometric shapes (angles, sides, vertices, parallel lines, etc). Click here for the free printable PDF: Shapes Rock

Chip Method for Teaching Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division

Posted on January 7, 2014 by Squarehead Teachers

Are your students struggling with addition, subtraction, multiplication or division? These videos explain it in a method that may just do the trick for your confused learners:

Place Value (Number Disks With Place Value Charts) by the NY Common Core Mathematics Project

Teaching Math (Child Narrated) by Kid Snippets

Expanded Number Form Game

Posted on January 3, 2014 by Squarehead Teachers

Since the Common Core requires students to know various ways to write the same number, I made another practice page. This one is for 2 students to play and deals with writing expanded forms of a number written in standard form. For example, if the page says “245,” the student should write “200 + 40 + 5.” Click here for the free printable PDFs:

Expanded form battle 2
Expanded form battle 1