Even though math seems like it’s mostly numbers and lines, there are actually a lot of facts to remember! This free, printable Math Reference Sheet is great for kids who are learning basic math facts, muliplication practice, place value, polygons, formulas, and more! Place value chart | Teaching Multiplication | Place Value Activities | Math Activities | Math Lessons | Math Resources | Homeschool Resources

I found this Math Reference Sheet many years ago on Ms. Sanchez's class website. Her download is still available. I printed out 25 colored copies and mounted on card stock. On the backside I made a sheet of cut and pasted resources that fit my students' needs like measurement charts, number words, etc. I then laminated the cards. They held up for four years and it is now time to remake them. If this is too old for your class, there are a variety of sheets available on TPT for free that might…

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Math helper reference charts for first and second grade math standards. Students can put these reference sheets inside their desks in math folders, journals, or homework folders. Great for guided independence! Comes in vertical and horizontal formats AND each is in color plus black & white!

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I created this math reference sheet with the factor pairs for each number from 1 to 100. My students use this factors chart extensively when we are working on simplifying radicals and factoring quadratics.