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Pumpkin Patch Skip Counting
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Students learning to skip count? The resource, Pumpkin Patch Skip Counting, will make a great addition to your classroom plans. Use in a Math center, give out as homework or put in a Sub-folder.
Includes 9 worksheets. Provides practice for early skip counters, counting by 2, 3, 4, 5, and 10. Each worksheet will give the first 2 numbers and students will be asked to fill the next 3 pumpkins.
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These 500 problems will give your students the practice they need to reinforce their multiplication skills (triple digit x single – double – triple digit)! Can be used by students for practice or for assessment (quiz and test). Answer keys provided.
Skill: Students will multiply a triple digit whole number by a single, double or triple digit whole number.
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Looking for fun Winter Math activities? Check out my Snowman Graphing for 2nd and 3rd Grades unit. Your students will have fun creating unique ‘dressed’ snowmen.
May be used with a single student or an entire class (SEE DIRECTIONS BELOW). This has been created for 2nd and 3rd grades, however with a little adult help, younger students enjoy this fun activity and as they are introduced to bar graphing.












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