Do you have a child struggling with subtracting decimals? This subtracting decimals activity works on regrouping with base ten blocks. Subtracting with regrouping is just plain hard. But when you add decimals…..it gets a little crazier. Subtracting 1 – .56 requires students to have an...
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Practice how to multiply decimals with models using these FREE task cards. Children will color in decimal grids to solve problems, as well as create equations based on a colored in a decimal grid. You can get the FREE printable by clicking on the large blue...
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These task cards help children with modeling decimals. One set has children coloring a decimal grid to represent a decimal, while another has children figuring out the decimal represented on a decimal grid. The other two sets have children modeling decimals on number lines. ...
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These missing factor worksheets or task cards use conversation hearts to help children solve equations with missing factors, dividends, and divisors. Math was not easy for me in high school. I didn’t understand place value, and absolutely no fraction sense, and sat through most of...
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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 FREE estimating length worksheets or task cards are the perfect way for children to estimate small lengths in centimeters and inches. They then check their estimation using a ruler. *This post contains affiliate links There are so many aspects of measuring. You have measurement conversions,...
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These free comparing numbers with base ten blocks worksheets are a great way to help children visualize numbers in the tens and hundreds and compare them with a number written in numeric form. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click...
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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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Decomposing fractions is a wonderful way to develop fraction sense. Try using these three manipulatives to make it concrete. (Free Printable Included) The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue “get your free printable here” button. All...
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Teaching fractions on a number line? Grab this free printable that challenges students draw number lines to help them Develop Fraction Sense Using Number Lines. It’s week three of our Developing Fraction Sense series. We began with a look at Numerators and Denominators…. Get it...
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