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Free place value Common Core K.OA.A.5 resources
Math Card Games Common Core
Games to practice and reinforce Common Core Math K-2.
All you need is a deck of playing cards, Uno Cards, or number cards.
These games can be used to differentiate instruction, and can played over and over again.
Every game is easy to learn and easy to play, but provides a lot of practice and reinforcement of math basic facts and concepts.
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K - 2nd
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Show It! Write It! Math Addition Center and Worksheets
FREE FOR THE FIRST WEEK
Show it first on the mat (use manipulatives or write/draw), then write the answer on the worksheet.
This activity is great for whole group, partner work, and/or centers. The papers can be slid into plastic sleeves and used with dry erase markers or used normally with a pencil. I give my kids a bag of twenty cubes in two colors (ten of each). I teach them to pick a color for the first number and a color for the second. They line up the cubes in the boxes to match the
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PreK - 2nd
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Adding 9 Facts Flip Book
Adding 9 Facts Flip Book
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Your students will "flip" over this Adding 9 Flip Book! Are you sick of keeping track of math fact cards? I was getting frustrated finding the fact cards on the floor. To solve this problem, I created math fact flip books! The rest of the addition facts flip books will be available this weekend and on sale for a short time! Grab this freebie to see if you love this product as much as I do! The students can color in the ten frames or I have included a flip book wi
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K - 3rd
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100s Chart
Students will use 100s chart to visualize operations of whole numbers from 1 to 100, discover patterns, and build a better understanding magnitude.
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â Count to 100! Great 100s Day Activity!
100s Chart Number Grid & Place Value Mat
NUMBER GRID: starts at 0 which I've found makes more sense to young students (and goes to 109 so they see how the numbers progress into the hundreds). I just make sure to explain that other number grids start at 1 so they're not confused later in life!PLACE VALUE MAT: has fill-in-the-blank equations for +1, -1, +10, and -10. My students fill this out during calendar for the number of days of school. The equations are color-coded to hint at which place will be changing :)This product comes in bot
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PreK - 5th
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Addition to 10 Riddles (No Regrouping)
Get your students successfully ADDING with these fun riddles! Addition to 10 with NO Regrouping with a fun riddle to solve for each worksheet! Some suggested activities/games are:Quick assessment toolHomework assignmentMorning learning centresThis is just a small taster of my Numeracy Set of Addition Riddles! The Addition Riddles Set (NO Regrouping) will include:Addition to 10 with NO Regrouping (x2 sheets)Addition to 20 with NO Regrouping (x2 sheets)Addition to 30 with NO Regrouping (x2 sheets)
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K - 2nd
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Ten Frame Time! - Ten Frame Mats and Worksheet
Teaching ten frames to increase number understanding or fluency? Here are easy to use, large ten frame mats! Great for students with fine motor or visual perception deficits.
This resource includes:
- A single ten frame mat with a structured fill in equation
- A double ten frame mat with a structured fill in equation
- An addition worksheet to use with ten frame mats
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PreK - 2nd
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FREEBIE: Number of the Day
This is a flexible file which allows the teacher to determine which number the student will be working with. Students are asked to represent the number in word form and expanded form. They are also asked to represent the number using tally marks and money. Finally, they are asked to create a comparison statement, identify whether the number is even or odd and identify the place value of each digit. If your kids love this as much as my kiddos do I would greatly appreciate you leaving a review. :)
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PreK - 11th
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Addition/Subtraction Ten Frames Work Mats
I created this resource for my mod-severe students who were having a hard time understanding the concept of adding numbers together. Often they would count the first number, stop, then go to the second number in a math problem and start counting at 1. Try using 2 different colored manipulatives or markings. Laminate and use with base ten blocks, math link cubes, other manipulatives, or simply use the grid to keep numbers lined up!Clipart credit: Krista Wallden - Creative Clips
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Not Grade Specific
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Simple 10 Frame and 20 Frame
Behold the power of simplicity! With these simple ten and twenty frames, the options are endless! Attach to a metal cookie sheet to use with magnets for a quick images number talk. Laminate to make a reusable dry erase workspace. Use to support modeling of problem solving, determining the unknown, or thinking about odd and even numbers. But, most of all, help students strengthen their understanding of ten-ness and stretch those flexible mental math muscles with basic operations!
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PreK - 3rd
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Oryx Learning - Interactive Math Program for Grades 1 to 8
Oryx Learning - A Personalized Math Program Designed for Conceptual Understanding and Accelerated ProgressIt is a complete interactive math resource for grades 1 to 8. The program includes rich practice material, virtual math manipulatives, skill-building math games, and detailed performance analytics.Hundreds of engaging activities designed for conceptual understandingDetailed student progress analytics and personalized recommendationsPowerful learning tools - examples, solutions, and video exp
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PreK - 8th
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Double Ten Frame
Double ten frames for counting, addition, subtraction, place value, etc.
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PreK - 1st
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