Description
Vocabulary is essential to teach with every single math concept. These math vocabulary cards cover every vocabulary word for 1st and 2nd grade! There are a total of 248 math vocabulary cards! Just print and post! They can be placed on your math focus wall, whiteboard, used in small groups, or even attached to your anchor charts.
Each math vocabulary card includes the vocabulary word, student-friendly definition, and a detailed graphic that shows the meaning of the vocabulary word. Each page comes with 4 cards to each page.
Math vocabulary words included:
NUMBERS & OPERATIONS IN BASE TEN-
- hundreds, thousands, expanded form, standard form
- pattern, repeat, predict, digit
- pair, skip counting, odd, even
- 1 less, 1 more, 10 less, 10 more
- ones, tens, next ten, number word
- greatest, least, before, between
- after, equal to, less than, greater than
- mental math, compose, decompose, place value
- ordinals, number bonds, 100 less, 100 more
- ten frame, part part whole, make ten
OPERATIONS & ALGEBRAIC THINKING-
- less than, greater than, rename, equation
- greatest, least, before, between
- after, double, addend, order
- inside, outside, whole, in all
- equals, plus, join, add
- number word, part, addition sentence, sum
- subtract, missing part, minus sign, subtraction sentence
- equal sign, difference, compare, fact family
- equal parts, regroup, input, output
- separate, more, fewer, related facts
- near double, three-digit number, hundreds digit, number sentence
- multiply, product, times, array
- multiplication sentence, vertical, factors, horizontal
- divide, equal share, division sentence, divided by
- positive, negative, subtrahend, minuend
- count on, count back, diagonal, column
- row, number model, number path, doubles plus one
GEOMETRY-
- square, triangle, plane shape, rectangle
- circle, corner, side, sort
- flip, slide, turn, fraction
- symmetry, line of symmetry, solid figure, sphere
- cylinder, rectangular prism, cone, cube
- unequal, translation, vertex, edge
- flat surface, side, face, pyramid
- congruent, trapezoid, rotation, reflection
- hexagon, polygon, parallelogram, set
- fourths, equal, halves, thirds
- numerator, denominator, quarter, right angle
- acute angle, obtuse angle, 2D shape, 3D shape
- quadrilateral, partition, octagon, pentagon
- rhombus
MEASUREMENT-
- value, penny, cent, nickel
- dime, quarter, half dollar, dollar
- shortest, longest, measure, estimate
- inch, foot, centimeter, perimeter
- cup, pint, quart, liter
- pound, gram, kilogram, temperature
- o’clock, minute, minute hand, hour hand
- hour, half hour, calendar, year
- week, day, month, schedule
- data, tally mark, certain, likely
- impossible, unlikely, picture graph, bar graph
- dollar coin, dollar sign, decimal point, area
- capacity, length, weight, attribute
- unit, height, yard, meter
- lighter, heavier, degrees, Fahrenheit
- square unit, half past, quarter past, quarter to
- second, probable, equally likely, Celsius
- AM, PM, analog, digital
- gallon, pictograph
**Canadian Money, Australian Money, and UK Spellings are also included!**
Bell Ink Designs –
Very helpful and thorough. This resource has exactly what I need for my intervention kids. Thank you.
Texan Teachin’ –
Great resource to reinforce vocabulary and concepts!
Susan L. –
My students love this resource! It is very engaging. I love how it is organized!
Kathryn C. –
I am so excited to use this with my students next year!
Jane M. –
I have many of your resources, and I love them all!
Mellisa K. –
My students loved seeing these vocabulary words on the wall after we learned the meanings!
Lindsey U. –
These really helped my students to be able to look around the room and remember what the words mean.
Marian B. –
Great resource, love the definition with the visual
Melissa C. –
My students loved it! Great resource to use in the classroom.
Shelia W. –
Like the size of the cards and a good visual for the students
Stephanie C. –
Great resources to use with my class. Helped reinforce concepts being taught.
Marianne F. –
My students loved referring to these and would often point to the vocabulary words as they explained their thinking.
Brandy F. –
My students and I enjoy the vocabulary cards! Thank you
Ronda Rodgers –
EXCELLENT!!!! Very useful and engaging. A++++++ Many uses.
Misty H. –
Great resource. My students loved it. Very helpful in class.
Diana J. –
I used these posters to put up on our math wall. Students are able to refer back when needed.
Brittany Schnellbach –
I love using this resource with my students. Such a great tool.
Meaghan P. –
Great product! My students loved the materials and the visuals were very helpful
Brittany W. –
These are exactly what I’ve been looking for! They’ll be a great resource to use for introducing math concepts, or reteaching a concept that we’ve already gone over. Thank you for making such wonderful resources!
Erin H. –
This resource will be very useful for my first graders. It’s colorful and clearly explains important math terms and concepts. Thank you!
Melanie C. –
This is a fantastic resource! I am a special education teacher and my students often need extra support with the language portion of math. This is very helpful!
Christine L. –
a great way for kids to get the vocabulary. I laminated and put cards on a ring so kids can have access at anytime and take to their seat if they choose.
Juana Tover –
Great product!! I use it for my math word wall for my bilingual students that need that extra help. The pictures are great!!
Dana T. –
I used these in my virtual lessons as a visual support for my students. They work well! I like that they can be used on multiple levels. I look forward to using these in the classroom in the fall!
Ashley Sereno –
Very good resource to use as a visual for learners. I use these for my math vocabulary wall, which I update for each lesson/unit.
Cynthia V. –
I love the colorful math vocabulary cards! It was a perfect addition to my math focus wall and pocket charts! Mystudents referred to them often!
Erin L. –
I love having the vocabulary displayed, so the students can refer to them all year long when they forget what a word means. They are colorful and appealing to look at. Thanks!
Kristie LaPorte –
I used these cards for a math vocabulary wall after introducing new concepts. It was great for the students to refer to when necessary
Elizabeth R. –
I LOVE these! Thank you for putting this resource together! It will be so helpful whether I am doing DL with my firsties, or teaching them LIVE!
Melissa B. –
Great for a visual reference for what we are learning. Easy to use and print. Will be incorporating into our vocab wall digitally,
Christina C. –
Looking forward to incorporating these visuals into my classroom!! Great font, bolding and colour emphasizing key math vocabs!
Lauren Brenza –
I can’t WAIT to hang this on my vocabulary board at school!! Perfect and easy way to get vocabulary accessible to students!
Sarah B. –
My interactive word wall is math vocabulary. These are perfect! I do a lot of number talks, and the students love being able to look at the words and use them when defending their math strategy.
Ariana Lucero –
Perfect to share with my students during distance learning. Planning to upload to google classroom/google slides when needed so my students always have access to the vocabulary!
Cheryl Q. –
I love the size and colors of the vocabulary cards. Easy to laminate and keep in a folder near my overhead projector. Thank you for a great product.
Courtney B. –
This has been a great resource when it comes to vocabulary that the students aren’t familiar with. It is nice to have posted around the room to refer to and then to watch the students reference it later on is great!
Kay E. –
I loved the vocabulary cards. I used the card in introducing the vocabulary for the math lessons. Students often refer back to the cards to understanding. The cards are visually appealing.
Kimberly Karpowicz –
After going over the vocabulary terms, I would put these up on a bulletin board to help refresh the kid’s minds about what the vocabulary word ment.
Courtney J –
I like be showing these posters to my students when we learn a new math concept. They provide a great visual and I can easily post a link for them to reference if they need a reminder.
Kara S. –
I love how easily accessible these are for my students to access. It allows them to be in charge of their learning or pull out a sheet that they need during independent learning.
Lisa J. –
These were excellent visuals for my grade 1s. i like the pictures that go along with the words for my students who are not fluent readers yet.
Emily Nickason –
Even though I teach intermediate grades I have learners at all levels and needed some lower grade key words to provide as a visual cute for some of the important key words in our units. These were perfect!
Kristin D. –
My district provided Vocabulary cards that I had printed last year but they were very plain. I got these ones because I like how the definitions are student friendly and they are bright and look nice for the students to look at.
Alana Miller –
I had a math word wall and these were an amazing addition to my classroom! I loves the visuals and how useful they were for every unit this year!
Katherine –
Super fun and engaging! I use these in small groups to reference and teach concepts. I also have these on a math word wall!
Katherine O. –
This resource is a great way to introduce math vocabulary and concepts. I used these as anchor charts in our “Math Toolbox”.
Martha Burton –
This resource is a great way to introduce math vocabulary and concepts. I used these as anchor charts in our “Math Toolbox”.
M Allmac –
I’d love for each word to be on it’s own slide as the way it is organized makes it difficult to use for me, but the info. is comprehensive.
Tara R. –
I LOVE these cards they are a perfect display for the classroom. I think it is extremely important to have a math focus board and these cards really helped.
Kari Seasor –
These are fantastic for introducing a new topic in math and useful for students to be able to refer back to. I used these on a math board and post new vocabulary as we learned it. Thank you!!
Nicole C. –
I love using these colorful Math Vocabulary cards for students to refer to! Some of the strategies that are harder for students to remember, I “shrink” them to multiple on a page and have students glue them in their interactive notebooks, to refer to and use at home! Thank you for making these!
Lisa Knoeppel –
I love using this colorful resource with my second graders!
It is easy to read and very kid friendly!
Thank you!
Lisa K.
Elizabeth F. –
I love this resource for my word wall. It gives students colorful, pictorial representations of each word and a written definition.
Maria M. –
Having Second Language Learners, they need as many engaging visuals as possible. I use these in my Math Focus Wall and with my I can statements. I also include them in the PPTs I prepare every week and use in my lessons. The kids love them and refer to them in their Math collaborative conversations. Thank you for a wonderful resource!!!
Kim G. –
These math vocabulary cards are great visual supports and a wonderful instructional tool for learners! The the images assist students with recalling and remembering what math vocabulary means. My students love these!
Jennifer G. –
These are perfect! I cut out the ones we need for the week and add them to my anchor chart! Definitely helps my first graders.
Melissa W. –
These cards helped me create a learning wall for my special education resource students. Even though they are in grade 6, they have missed instruction in some basic math vocabulary, and this product has been super helpful for them to reference when needed to refresh their memory of the terms.
Sarah W. –
My students loved using this! It got them so engaged and made their learning so fun! I would highly recommend this product to anyone and everyone!!
Kristin Kapp –
These were great cards for all my Resource kids to review Math terminology. Excellent to know for story problems. Thank you!
Taylor M. –
I introduce cards/vocab as the topic is introduced whole group. They are on a ring, hanging on the board for students to reference by unit. Students often refer back when they need a reminder.
Mary D. –
These are a great resource and such a time saver. I have them hanging in my classroom for students to refer to all year.
Robin C. –
This is a great resource. I used this resource to introduce new math vocabulary and I kept them up all year long for my students to refer to.
Morgan W. –
These are so great!! I love being able to put them on my board or post them in the room as well for students to refer back to.
Aubrey –
I love putting these up on my math bulletin board. My students know exactly where to look if they hear or read a word that sounds familiar, but they don’t quite remember what it means. It’s especially valuable that these vocabulary cards include visuals, showing students exactly what this skill/strategy/etc. will look like.
Valerie Brewer –
I am so happy with this resource! I plan to laminate, and organize the cards in a recipe box as well as by concept in order to quickly pull them out to display in my pocket chart when needed. Thank you!!
Heather G. –
These have been so useful with my intervention kids. I split them into topics and put them on binder rings for easy access and storage.
Judyth H. –
These Math Vocabulary cards are great. I teach special education 3rd-5th grade students, and the simple language and pictures help my students remember Math Vocabulary.