This FREE subtracting with regrouping activity is perfect for extra practice. The bright colored Easter Egg puzzles make solving subtraction problems a little more fun. My second grader has come to a stopping point in his math book. We have hit the dreaded subtraction with...
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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 this free subtraction with regrouping game to work on subtracting two and three-digit numbers. It is low prep and has a fun winter theme. In Georgia, the state shuts down when it snows. It doesn’t happen that much, and so we just aren’t...
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This no-prep FREE subtraction games for kids gets children practicing their subtraction facts. Simply spin, solve, and then cover up the answer. I don’t know about you, but I’m excited about the upcoming Christmas holidays. I’m ready for so yummy food (though not too much so...
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Use these fun pie clip cards to help your child practice subtracting fractions with common denominators. You can download the FREE printable by clicking on the blue button at the end of the post! Pies! Do you like them? Which one is your favorite? For...
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These task cards are a great way to help children practice filling in missing numbers in equations. The ten frames and manipulatives help kiddos struggling in math to be successful. Grab this free printable by clicking on the bluish button at the bottom of the...
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These 15 task cards focus on length comparison. Students measure two objects and then answer questions. One example may be, “How much longer is the car?” Or, “How much shorter is the doll?” How much taller is the ice cream cone than the...
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This free printable gets children solving and comparing expressions to build number sense. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here” button. Last week I shared a hundred chart activity to help...
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This free number chart activity gets kids playing with a hundreds chart by adding ones, tens, and then ones and tens together. You can get this free printable by clicking on the blue button at the very end of the post. This post may contain...
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Grab these free triple and double digit addition puzzles with an apple theme to make practicing addition fun. There are also subtraction puzzles available. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here” button....
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