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Open Number Lines: Task Cards {Addition and Subtraction}

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Blair Turner
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Grade Levels
2nd - 5th, Homeschool
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52 pages
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This is an excellent resource for teaching open number line concepts to my advanced first grade students.
I love these task cards. I use these all year long to help my students use number sense and the number line to solve problems.

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Open Number Lines: Task Cards

The Common Core standards call for students to use number line strategies flexibly and efficiently. I realized that while my 3rd and 4th grade students were familiar with basic number line concepts, they were struggling to understand them beyond the surface level or to use them effectively as a problem-solving strategy. They could create number lines with 1-unit intervals starting at 0, but had difficulty working with number lines beyond this level.

Open number lines can be such an effective problem solving strategy, but many students struggle to understand how to use them efficiently. I decided that in order for my students to be able to rely on open number lines as a problem-solving strategy, I needed to provide rigorous practice opportunities centered around their use. These task cards scaffold the use of open number lines.

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This set of task cards is designed to reflect the same level of rigor that the Common Core demands, and that standardized testing such as the PARCC will assess. These task cards are appropriate for students in grades 2-4, though they are likely to be quite challenging for many students. Based on the needs of your class, you may need to model and/or work through some of the problems collaboratively before releasing students to work independently. This product uses ONLY 2-digit addition and subtraction. Although the 3rd and 4th grade standards deal with bigger numbers, I knew that my students needed to build their understanding of open number line concepts with smaller numbers first, before moving on to larger sums and differences.

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There are 2 sets of 16 task cards included in this resource (36 total task cards). Each set is available in both color and black and white, with answer keys included.

•32 Total Task Cards (color and black and white versions)

•16 Addition Task Cards (SET A)

•16 Subtraction Task Cards (SET B)

•Student Recording Pages

•Answer Keys

Skills:

•Study an open number line problem and determine the equation

•Study and explain an open number line solution

•Solve problems using open number lines

•Solve missing number equations using open number lines

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ALSO AVAILABLE:

Number Line Task Cards

Make sure to check out my other math resources in my store!

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© Blair Turner, One Lesson at a Time, Inc.

Materials are intended for personal use in one classroom only. For use in multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses.

Total Pages
52 pages
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Last updated Sep 13th, 2014
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