Thanks so much for sharing! Smith's First Grade Class. Thank you! I'm going to work up the name cards for my class right now so they'll be ready to go when we get back to school in January.
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Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Simplify Your Teaching Join our community for tips, tricks, and resources to help you simplify your teaching! I try to think it out, get a fuzzy brain, and then grab paper and pencil for some old-fashioned borrowing and carrying.
The first six games each focus on a particular set of facts:. If the sidebar is a distraction when your child is playing, you can fold it underneath the game. The next game features sums to ten. Have you seen my free card game that features sums to ten?
How can kids use their understanding of ten to solve the harder math facts? Finally, kids can use what they know about doubles facts to play this game. The download also includes three mixed practice games, for a total of nine no prep addition games. Members of The Measured Mom Plus get access to even more printables, plus practical but short! Not a member yet? Learn more here. Join our email list and get this sample pack of time-saving resources from our membership site!
You'll get printables for counting, addition and subtraction, measuring, problem solving, and more! Our four-year-old loves your learning games. Thank you so much! I saw that you were thinking about doing a set of games and strategies for subtraction. Have you gotten around to it yet? Yes, they are! Thank you for all the fun games that have made our math block fun.
I really like all the fun activities that you have created. Love these. Drill, drill, drill is not how math facts should be taught. I LOVE that you made these for using different strategies.
Play addition war by having each student roll a die and add the numbers together. The one with the higher sum wins. Got a tie? Break it by looking at the number on the outside die. Find more dice-in-dice games and activities here. Use double dice or regular ones along with a package of pom poms for this easy addition activity.
Or try it with goldfish crackers for a tasty way to learn! Kids will have fun flipping them with a spatula to check their answers. Get the free printable game boards for this addition activity at the link. Kids roll the dice and try to be the first to make sums that fill in their grids. Addition and number bonds go hand-in-hand. Discover 20 Terrific Number Bonds Activities here. Plus, enhance early math skills with these clever 10 frame activities.
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A set of printable bingo boards and cards with simple addition number sentences with answers to Addition to 6 Picture Bingo SB A set of printable bingo boards and cards with simple addition number sentences and picture sentences to 6.
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Children make playdough items to match the number you write in the circle and then say the number sentence. Print this out and laminate it for use with playdough. Children make petals for the two flowers to match the number you write in the circle.
A set of printable playdough activity mats where children make groups of objects in sets of 3 and then add them to find the total. Children roll a die and fill in their own numbers. Create an activity where children read and answer the number sentence on a fold- over card, mark a dot through the corresponding hole and check using the pictures beneath.
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