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1 st Nine Weeks

Math Task Cards1 st Nine Weeks

Put together 100chart grid back in order from 1-100.


Put numbers in order counting by 10’s. Draw 100 objects in notebook. Write the number under each object.


Get out number cards and put in order from largest to smallest.

Example: 20, 19, 18, 17


Count out 100 cubes. Place in a group.

4 th Nine Weeks Math Task Cards

4 th Nine Weeks

Measure your notebook and pencil using paper clips.

Math Task Cards4 th Nine Weeks

Measure how long your shoe is using cubes.

Measure how long your library book is using cubes.

Which is longer your shoe or a library book?


Put in order from longest to shortest:

Index cardcubepencilpenny

paper clip


Put in order from shortest to longest:

CrayonPencilEraser

Glue sticknotebook

4 th Nine Weeks


Put the time words in ABC Order. Write in them in your notebook.

YearClockTime

MinuteHour

SecondDay

WeekMonth

Calendar


Use telling time clocks to match with the correct time.


Play telling time Bingo with a partner


Draw a picture to show our daily schedule. Write the

time we have each activity.

4 th Nine Weeks


Look at the girl’s hair. Is it long or short? Choose 5 girls and make a graph showing

length of hair.


Look at the boy’s hair. Is it blond or brown? Choose 5

girls and make a graph showing color of hair.


Look at the shoes everyone has on. Make a graph

showing the different shoes of 6 students.

Have your partner check it.


Look at the shirts everyone has on. Make a graph

showing the different colors of 6 shirts. Have your

partner check it.

2 nd Nine Weeks Math Task Cards

2 nd Nine Weeks

Use a geoboard to build a:SquareTriangleCircle

RectangleOvalStar

Math Task Cards2 nd Nine Weeks

Draw a house using only shapes:

How many squares did you use?How many circles did you use?How many triangles did you use?


Look around the room list anything that looks like a:

SphereCylinder

CubeRectangular prism

PyramidCone

Math Task Cards

1 st Nine Weeks


Skip count by two’s from 50 to 80 on paper.


Write these numbers from greatest to least. 34, 68, 13, 84 46, 25, 47, 16 19, 15, 12, 5


How many paperclips will it take to cover your math book?


Write as many facts as you can with the sum of 8.

2 nd Nine Weeks

2 nd 2 nd Nine Weeks


Write your numbers from 1 to 120 on a white board.

to 120


Write your numbers from 1 to 50 and circle the odd

numbers.


Put together 120 chart grid back in order from 1-120.


Get out number cards and put in order from largest to smallest.

Example: 20, 19, 18, 17


Use the objects inside the zip lock bag to make your

own addition story problem. Show your answer with a

drawing.




drawing and equation.

2 nd Nine Weeks




drawing.




drawing and equation.


Use a dry erase board to draw a picture AND write an equation to solve the word problem.

Sam ate 19 grapes at lunch then he ate 10 more for snack. How many grapes did he eat in all?


Use a dry erase board to draw a picture to solve the word problem.

There were 13 boys and 15 girls who had ice cream. How many boys and girls altogether had ice cream?


Use a dry erase board to draw a picture and equation to solve the word problem.

Sally got 10 brown bears, 8 white bears, and 5 blue bears for her birthday. How many bears does she have now?



Mary had 6 markers, 7 crayons, 9 pencils, and 2 pens. How many did she have altogether?

2 nd Nine Weeks

2 nd Nine Weeks



I have 8 crayons. Some are





Sally got 10 brown bears, 8 white bears, and 5 blue bears for her birthday. How many bears does she have now?



Mary had 6 markers, 7 crayons, 9 pencils, and 2 pens. How many did she have altogether?


Use a dry erase board to draw a picture to solve the word problem. I have 20 circles and squares. How many of each could I have?



25 red birds are sitting in a tree. 8 baby blue birds are sitting on a nest. How many more red birds are there than baby blue birds?


Use a dry erase board to draw a picture to solve the word problem. 12 blue flags are blowing. 8 green flags are blowing. How many more blue flags than green flags are blowing?


Use a dry erase board to draw a picture to solve the word problem. Sally has 14 pencils. Her brother broke 12 of them. How many pencils does she have left?



I have 8 crayons. Some are





I have 11 flowers. Some are pink and some are purple. I have more pink than purple. How many of each could I have?

4 th Nine Weeks


You have a small box and don’t know what is in it. Write 5 things that might fit in it.


Get the penny container. Find ten pennies that the date is odd numbered. Example: 2003Have your partner check your work.


What time does the clock say? What time will it be in one hour? What time will it be in two hours?


Make a list of things that are about 12 paper clips in the classroom.

Math Task Cards4th Nine Weeks

What would happen if time went backwards? What time would you get up? Draw a clock backwards. (1 = 11)


Skip count by 5’s from 5 to 100 on paper. Skip count by 10’s from 10 to 100 on paper.


Write your numbers from 1 to 25 and circle the even numbers.


What time does the clock say? What time will it be in 30 minutes?What time will it be in three hours?

3rd Nine Weeks

Math Task Cards3rd Nine Weeks

Write the true fact families on your dry erase board:

1 2 3

12 5 8

9 10 1


Create 5 fact families using a domino. Pick a domino and use the dots to make the smaller numbers in your fact family.


Create 5 fact families using two dice. Roll the dice to make the smaller numbers in your fact family.


Write the true fact families on your dry erase board:

20 3 14

18 4 22

7 13 26

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3rd Nine Weeks


Make 5 true addition equations and illustrate using objects.

Example: 1. 5+5=10


Make 5 false subtraction equations and illustrate using objects.

Example: 1. 9=8+4


I know 14+5=20 is a false equation because_______.


I know 14+8+3=15+3+1 is a false equation because_______.



I know 2+3=5 is a true equation because_______.

I know 2+4+6=3+8+1 is a true equation because______.

3rd Nine Weeks


Create 5 unknown addition equations. Put the answer on the back of your paper.

Example:1. 7=3+___ Answer 1. 4


Create 5 unknown addition equations. Put the answer on the back of your paper.

Example:___=11+9 Answer 1. 20


Solve the unknown addition equations.

19=3+____ 20+___=22

11=7+____ ___+5=30

18=____+1517=___+2


Solve the unknown addition equations.

7=3+____ 14+___=22

10=6+____ ___+8=19

20=____+1512=___+3

3rd Nine Weeks


Solve the unknown subtraction equations.

1=3- ____ 2-___=1

11=17-____ ___-5=8

9=____-1 0=___-19


Solve the unknown subtraction equations.

10=17-____ 14-___=8

15=20-____ ___-8=10

12=____-5 12=___-3


Create 5 unknown subtraction equations. Put the answer on the back of your paper.

Example:1. 7=13-___ Answer 1. 6


Create 5 unknown subtraction equations. Put the answer on the back of your paper.

Example:1. 7=10-___ Answer 1. 3

1 st Nine Weeks


Make the following numbers using rods and cubes.

884433221110



811925789799



87451612111892



1502003312186149

1 st Nine Weeks


Write the following numbers on a piece of paper.Use rods and cubes to compare the two numbers.Put >,<,= to compare the numbers.

136 10 115 48 79 40 54 45



42 36 84 84 64 46 12 21



14 14 71 17 89 99 15 51



114 41 7 70 23 32 14 41

4 th Nine Weeks


Look at the shirts everyone has on. Make a graph showing the different colors of 6 shirts.

Use the data from the graph to write 3 questions about your graph.




Look at the shoes everyone has on. Make a graph showing the different shoes of 6 students.



Use the graph to answer the following questions.

Sunny Days

1. Which month had the most sunny days?2.Which month had the least sunny days? 3. How many more sunny days were in July than August?

4 th Nine Weeks


Use the clock to show the following times.

6:0010:3012:301:006:302:30



7:308:30

10:003:308:00

12:30



6:3010:3012:001:006:00

12:30



9:3010:3012:301:306:3011:30

3 rd Nine Weeks

Math Task Cards3 rd Nine Weeks



Using rods and cubes add the two numbers together.Write your answer on a dry erase board. 72 80 19 68+ 7 + 9 + 0 + 1



3 rd Nine Weeks




Using rods and cubes add the two numbers together.Write your answer on a dry erase board. 45 56 40 23+10 + 10 +20 +30


Using rods and cubes add the two numbers together.Write your answer on a dry erase board. 55 87 60 63+ 10 + 10 +20 +30

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Challenging Skills

Math Task CardsChallenging Skills

Write ten even numbers.


Get the penny container. Find ten pennies that the date is even numbered. Example: 2002


Write five sentences with greater than and less than.Example: Five is less than nine.


What time is it? What time will it be in thirty minutes? What time will it be in one hour?

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