Daily Math – Number Sense, Addition and Subtraction, Time and Money

Daily Math is a quick, simple warm-up to help students review key math concepts.  Our Daily Math time changes throughout the year as students have learned and mastered new concepts.

Use this set of Daily Math sheets to review important math concepts. Each sheet reviews a variety of number sense and operations helping students build their mathematical thinking.

I print one per student and have them put it in their whiteboard sleeves. We use the same sheet every day and just change the number. Each day, a Daily Math Student chooses a number and fills it out while the rest of the students copy it or challenge themselves.

Included are four versions, which we use throughout the year:

• Number Sense 0-99 (4 versions – with and without a number line and vertical or horizontal skip counting)
• Number Sense 100 – 1000 (4 versions – with and without a number line and vertical or horizontal skip counting)
• Addition & Subtraction Strategies
• Time & Money (two versions)

Included are several version for each sheet. The differences between the versions include: a premade number line vs. having students make their own number line and having the “count by 1, 10, 100” written horizontally or vertically.

More difficult skills are repeated on some of the sheets to facilitate more practice.

Also included are pages for each sheet that outline which Common Core State Standards align to each sheet.

You can read more about our Daily Math routine in this blog post.