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Type	Description	link
Math Folders	Use these “math folders” to support students with their grade level standards. A really nice fit with each respective grade level.	Kinder 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
The 4 Fours	Challenge: Using exactly 4 fours, write 20 different equations with each equation being equal to a value from 1 to 20. You may use any operation, (), √ and decimal points to help with this. Directions for the activity can be found here or watch a video here.	here
Talking Math	202 slides to launch math discussions from Illustrative Math; grades k-5.	here
Assessment	Janda Lannigan created this assessment to gauge student understanding in math. The assessment includes the student version, interpretation guide, and scoring sheet. Thanks Janda!
Resources	A set of curated math resources which include rich math tasks	here
Morning Meeting	Morning Meeting Questions: Math Edition The cards integrate math with SEL and prompt students to think about the mathematical practices and their experiences in this subject.	here
Place Value Table	Built to allow for disks and composing and decomposing numbers, through 5th grade decimals	here
WODB	If you are familiar with this strategy, you know it’s a great way of having kids make a mathematical defense. This website does an excellent job curating content. We found these images to get kids in the habit and to learn the routine.	here
Remote Learning Videos	This spreadsheet lists videos by grade and strand around the standards. These are all edpuzzle videos which adds a level of accountability to the student learning. Hannah Brad Garrett	here
Factor Chart	Former WCSD teacher Kitty Gillette shared this with me years ago.	here
Numberless Word Problems	A series a slides, with problems, that give students a strategy with word problems. All free.	here
Toolkit Cards	Thank you Hannah Brad Garrett for creating and sharing your Toolkit Cards.	here

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