Math folders

Math reference folders are the perfect way for your students to have all their math references at their fingertips. "How do you spell September?" "What shape has 5 sides?" "How many days are in a week?" Math reference folders help students to help themselves! These 3-sided math reference folders are simple to make and will hold up all school year. Looking for ready-made reference pages? Check these out!

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These FREE Math Folders for K-5 learners are jam-packed FULL of helpful resources to help your struggling learners. Wow! When we think of math and literacy, we think of them as two separate things. I mean numbers are numbers and letters are letters. Right? Well, sort of… This is subscriber freebie. Not a subscriber? Subscribe HERE. ... Read More about Free Math Folders for K-5 Learners

Students can improve their fact fluency skills by using these fun and easy to use folders. These folders are perfect for all ages, and work best when used as part of a daily routine. Get ahead in school today and start using Fast Fact Folders!

This product contains my method of tracking IXL Math progress. It is a PDF file that can be printed front to back. This tracking sheet can be kept in their data folders.

If you don’t know what a file folder game is check out this site – File Folder Fun, then come back here and make an addition file folder game to help your little one learn their 1-10 ad…

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If you've been around for a while, you know I LOVE file folders! When I was teaching, I switched out file folders constantly. We used them as morning work tasks, independent work, IEP goal activities, and even homework! Today I am sharing my Fall File Folder Activities and Fall Intermediate File Folder Activities. These resources are best used in an early childhood setting and/or a special education setting. In my classroom, I used these file folders with my students throughout the school…

Teach your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade students to monitor their own progress and take ownership of their learning using data folders. Simple and effective classroom management tips for using data folders in the primary classroom. Download the free starter kit while you’re there!

Use these easy DIY math toolkits to keep your small group supplies organized and to build number sense with ten frame activities.