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Arithmetic activities for Microsoft Publisher
Addition and Subtraction Flash Card Homework Program~K-2 Common Core Aligned
*Editable!* A great way to effectively practice flash cards and get better at math facts!
Product Features:
• Fully EDITABLE document! Create more flash cards using the same template if you would like!
• A little larger sized flash cards for primary fingers! (9 flash cards per page)
• Tips for implementing in your classroom
This Download Includes:
• Flash card group 1-Addition facts where the sum is 5 or less (Kinder)
• Flash card group 2-Subtraction facts 0-0 to 5-5 (Kinder)
• Flash card grou
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K - 2nd
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Math Game-"I have...who has?"
This is a whole group math game where each student gets a card that reads, "I have...Who has...?" The first student asks "Who has...?" The student who has the corresponding answer reads their card, "I have..." and then asks "Who has...?"
This document includes game cards for addition, subtraction, mixed practice, and place value.
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1st - 3rd
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Number of the Day
Spiraling review with whole numbers through Billions
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4th - 6th
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X 5 multiplication book
This multiplication book I made for the end of the year when we were leaning about multiplication and arrays. I had the kids draw (like an array), add, and multiply each equation. When I made the books I copied the cover on construction paper. Then I copied the set of equations and cut them in 2 and then staple on the left hand side the construction paper cover and back. This cuts down on copies. I try to copy all of the covers for the different multiples on different colored construction paper.
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2nd - 8th
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March St. Patrick's Day Math Task Lucky Charms
By using cereal, this math task allows for students to create their own graph,demonstrate most/least, and adding many numbers. Students can do this in groups or individually in a math center. My students love math tasks every Friday.
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K - 3rd
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October Math Challenge Strips Set of 10
This goes perfectly with our October Math Challenges (Set of 10 ). These strips come in sets of 8 and can easily be printed, copied, and trimmed so students can glue them into their math workshop journals or work space. Be sure to check out my store for the PowerPoint version to display whole-group!
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1st - 3rd
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Math Talks Number Talks Calendar and Description
There are so many amazing math talks/number talks to use throughout your week that it can be overwhelming to remember them all. This calendar helps you to organize your month as you remember many different types of number talks to bring into your classroom.
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PreK - 12th
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As Much As
Students were having a hard time grasping the concept of 3 times as much as 6 (for example). I created this activity for the math teacher to do in class. I provided the balls (each had their own box). The students counted each type of ball before completing the worksheet which I ran off front and back. This is a great hands on activity.
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3rd - 5th
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Addition Drills Warm Up
A warm up or quick activity worksheet of 24 addition problems within 20 for students to practice their fluency skills.
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K - 3rd
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Binary decoding worksheet
Blank template for writing binary code messages with 5 bits. Each bit's numerical value is indicated at the top of the column. Additionally, there is a legend, for decoding the values into a message. A fun way to teach coding for grades 3-5.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Addition to 10, 20
sheets to support addition to 10 and 20. Add your own numbers if you want.
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1st - 2nd
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Balloon Color Math Worksheet
Students will answer the addition problems in the balloons but instead of writing the answer students will color the balloons using the color chart. Each number is assigned to a color.
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K - 1st
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Math Pong Fun!
What is better than boys and throwing balls?
This is a fun math came to work on adding and subtracting. Write a random number on the inside rim of 6 plastic cups. Then line up the 6 plastic cups in a tight triangle formation. Give the students two ping pong balls and have them toss them into the cups. Whichever cups the balls land in, the student uses the cups number to make two true math statements (one addition and one subtraction) using the math pong template. The boys (and girls) will love
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Grades:
K - 2nd
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