39 Material Cards

Elementary classrooms rely heavily on hands-on manipulatives to demonstrate mathematical concepts. Throughout this book you will be asked to participate in activities using paper manipulatives similar to what you will see in the classroom.

Instructions:

1. Print out the needed material card. It is best to use card stock for durability.
2. Label a resealable bag with the material card title.
3. Cut out the pieces and store the pieces in the bag.

Material Card 1 – Coins

Material Card 2

(A) Red and Yellow A-Blocks

(B) Green and Blue A-Blocks

(C) Value Label Cards

Material Card 3 – Arcade Prize Tokens

Material Card 4 – Unit Blocks

Material Card 5 – Base Two Blocks

Material Card 6 – Base Three Blocks

Material Card 7 – Base Four Blocks

Material Card 8 – Base Five Blocks

Material Card 9 – Base Six Blocks

Material Card 10 – Base Seven Blocks

Material Card 11 – Base Eight Blocks

Material Card 12 – Base Nine Blocks

Material Card 13 – Base Ten Blocks

Material Card 14 – Base Eleven Blocks

Material Card 15 – Base Twelve Blocks

Material Card 16 – Blank Venn Diagrams (Do not cut)

Material Card 17 – Centimeter Strips

(A) Centimeter Strips – Color

(B) Centimeter Strips – Black and White

(C) Centimeter Strips – Quick Reference Abbreviation Guide

Material Card 18

(A) Positive/Negative Counters

(B) Red/Green Counters

Material Card 19 – Prime Number Squares

(A) Prime Number Squares – Color

(B) Prime Number Squares – Black and White

Material Card 20 – Composite Squares

Material Card 21 – Fraction Circles (Color)

Material Card 22 – Fraction Circles (Black and White)

Material Card 23 – Fraction Arrays (Do not cut)

Material Card 24 – Multiple Strips (Store in an envelope or gallon-size bag)

Material Card 25 – Fraction Strips (Store in an envelope or gallon-size bag)