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3 Reads Template Problem Solving
Template for using the 3 Reads strategy for Mathematical Problem Solving
For detailed instruction on how to use this approach see my blog post on using this template here:
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K - 12th
Calendar Template Ten More, Ten Less, One More, One Less
This Template can be used to practice ten more, ten less, one more, and one less during calendar time by printing and laminating. You can display this template on your calendar bulletin board after laminating and use dry erase marker to write on/wipe off. You can also use this in math centers with students by printing several copies to laminate and use with dry erase markers.
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K - 2nd
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Part Part Whole and Ways to Make 10 RTI VIDEO LESSON & Printables
*Part *Part *Whole and Ways to Make 10 VIDEO LESSON Plus PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS Missing Addends - Addition - Subtraction - Fact Families
Here are some little tricks to help your young Mathematicians understand the patterns and processes of Finding the Missing Part and Finding All the Ways to Make 10.
VIDEO LESSON + STUDENT PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS
PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS ALSO AVAILABLE SEPARATELY AT SILLY SAM PRODUCTIONS AT TPT.
Part Part Whole MATH KIDS Operations Algebraic Thinking.
This Video can
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K - 2nd
Opposite Operations Graphic Organizers
These graphic organizers are a great way to facilitate higher order thinking skills in math.
They cover the following: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. These graphic organizers are in PowerPoint format, so you can change the color and/or math operations as you see fit.
All organizers start with a space to create an equation for each operation (abstract) and moves down to provide space for students to represent each equation in a concrete and/or representational format.
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K - 4th
Problem Solving Graphic Organizers
It has long been known that graphic organizers deepen and clarify students' understanding of a story or article. We use them starting in kindergarten and continue to use them through high school and beyond. Years ago I discovered there were very few math graphic organizers. The few I did find were very specific to a particular math concept. I found nothing that bridged reading and math problem solving (word/story problems), so I made my own. Over the years, I have reworked the graphic organizers
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K - 6th
Work Mats, Counters, and Numbers
Work Mats used to model concrete examples to problemsEven and OddAddition and Subtraction-Part Part Whole with part unknown or whole unknown Creating setsComparing setsCountersNumber set correspondenceCreating and extending patterns Modeling addition and subtraction problemsNumbers 1-20RecognitionSequencingIdentifying the missing number on a number line
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K - 2nd
Ten Frame Addition
I put these inside page protectors and have students use the yellow and red counters in the ten frame. They use dry erase markers to write their addition sentence.
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PreK - 6th
Kindergarten Common Core State Standards Math Outline
This download is a graphic organizer adopted by our school district to help teachers organize their classroom activities and assessments with the Common Core Standards. This is one in a set for K-12 math standards.
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K
Roll a 10 Slides
This activity allows students to create a dice graphic to represent different ways to make a 10 and show their understanding of the concept.
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Grades:
K - 2nd
Me and My Numbers
This activity is great for the first week of school! Children get to know each other through numbers. This is a great homework activity that gets students and parents thinking about numbers! Great for real world connections to numbers!
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K - 2nd
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Part-Part-Whole
Great tool for students beginning addition or subtraction.
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K - 2nd
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Addition and Subtraction Problem Solving Template Format in Spanish
This is a simple problem solving template you can use to teach students to break down addition or subtraction problems into steps and work them out. Use this with the concrete, representational, abstract instructional method by having students work out problems with manipulatives first, then progress to drawing and finally to writing the number sentence. It is in WORD format so you can edit as needed. I often take problems from our Envision Math adoption and put them in this format to assist st
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Grades:
K - 2nd
120 Counting Chart that Begins with 0 instead of 1
First graders learn to count on charts starting with the number "one."
However, ZERO should be the first number for a Base 10 counting system. When students reach 9, they realize a new level will be started. Then the whole line reflects the 10s, or 20s, etc.
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K - 1st
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Subtraction BLM
Subtraction BLM great for write and swipes. I have used for my Kindy class and they have enjoyed completing the BLM using objects.
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Grades:
K
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