Your children will love this FREE hands-on and yummy Multiplication as Repeated Addition Worksheet. This worksheet is also a great introduction to arrays and finding area! My kiddos love it when I pull out candy as a math manipulative. It is so much more fun than blocks,...
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This free adding fractions and mixed number game is a great way to model addition of fractions while having fun! Great game for math centers. Valentine’s Day is on the horizon and soon we would be flooded with sweets galore. This year, we have...
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Help children understand counting on or missing addend in a subtraction problem with this no-prep cut and paste sheet. They will begin to understand subtraction as an unknown-addend problem. For example, For subtract 12 – 7 by finding the number that makes 12 when added...
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Grab these free Christmas word problems that are hands-on and focus on multiple addends with sums up to 20. Children get to “decorate” a tree with pom poms to solve the problems. This year my Christmas tree is no shape or form looks like a...
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Mentally add 100 has children spin and cover up the answer. This game is a great way for children to add 100 to numbers in the hundreds and thousands. It’s day three of our six days of Christmas tree printables. It has been fun...
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This simple, no-prep game is an easy way to practice adding by 10 with two-digit numbers. Only one page to print and you are ready to go! Talk to anyone who is good at doing mental math. Ask them how they solve addition problems, and...
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These turkey ten frames are a great way to make 10. Fill in the ten frames and then solve the equations to find all the combinations of 10. Get the FREE printable by clicking the large blue button at the very end of the post....
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This fill in the missing number activity is a fun way to practice this skill. The children use number lines to find missing addends, subtrahend, or minuend. Some math tasks come easy to my seven year old, and others are a little harder! Filling in...
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This free adding 10 game has children adding and subtracting by 10 and adding and subtracting by one using base ten blocks. Adding and subtracting by 10’s is important work. It builds place value sense and paves the way for metal math even when adding...
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Adding tens on a hundred chart is a great way for children to visually adding ten. This fun game with two levels gets children adding tens and ones, and then moves on to adding two-digit numbers using the 100’s grid and manipulatives. I’m starting...
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