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I created card games specifically for students who experience school stress. Playing these games puts them in a right frame of mind for learning....
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Give your students these flash cards to help them master basic Math concepts through constant practice. These flash cards provide practice in ad...
Give your students an alternative to worksheets. These materials are perfect for students who need to practice their Math facts but hate doing h...
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Download and print 17 Comparing Fractions flash cards for your students to practice. The fractions in this set have denominators 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 an...
These flash cards allow students to practice the Math concept of more than and less than.
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This is a set of 44 fraction cards and matching decimal cards for your students to practice.
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This is a PDF file of printable flash cards. The flash cards allow the student to practice adding and subtracting simple sums of money.
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Use this set of worksheets before a Math lesson to refresh your students' memory on Math Basic Operations of addition, subtraction, multiplicatio...
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This is a brain-busting fun math quiz. There are 9 questions. Fully worked answers are provided for questions 4 to 9.
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This set of flash cards has addtion sums of single digits and answers. There are also picture flash cards so students of all abilities can play. ...
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There are 44 flashcards of equivalent fractions. The cards can be played by matching up. They can also be used to help the...
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1. Use these number tiles for students to practice ordering numbers in ascending and descending order.
2. They can also be used as a card g...
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Use these 1's, 10's and 100's number tiles to teach mental math visually. They can be used to teach younger kids about place and place value. Th...
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Here is a 1-page set of 10 division cards for those pesky divisions like 64 divided by 8. Great for those kiddos who just can't remember their di...
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This set of flash cards will boost your students’ confidence in Math. The sums look complicated but they are actually quite easy to do. Most ...
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Number sense is an understanding of what numbers mean and how they relate to each other.
These fun cards test skills like reading a number line...
Rounding off numbers allows a student to use estimation to understand large numbers and to quickly check the accuracy of his or her work.
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lizharkr
Same game repeated 3-4 times
April 16, 2013
FlashCardGames (TpT Seller)
Hi! Thanks for trying my product. Yes, you're right, the actual games and method to play is the same. What is different are the cards themselves.
I am trying to help students have a different understanding about addition other than just memorizing the answers. The application is the same for all the cards. First the students work out the answers on paper. When they understand the concept, then they use the cards like flashcards to help them apply the method mentally. I hope this will help them think faster.
The first set of cards have addition questions that add up to 10. They are meant to help the student think fast in simple addition.
The second set has questions with answers more than 10 but less than 20. Instead of getting students to memorize the answer, I showed them how they can use the idea of number bonds to get the answer. This builds on the previous skill on number sets that total 10. This also introduces the idea of regrouping or carry-over.
The third set of cards help them understand more about addition with regrouping. Since the questions pair a 2-digit number with a 1-digit number, the relationship in regrouping is clear to see.
The last set of cards consists of addition of two 2-digit numbers. This time the idea is to use place value to add the tens digits and the ones digits simultaneously. If the ones digits total more than 10 , then they can apply the idea of regrouping to find the final answer.
I hope I have explained my purpose a little more clearly. I really appreciate your feedback.
I am trying to help students have a different understanding about addition other than just memorizing the answers. The application is the same for all the cards. First the students work out the answers on paper. When they understand the concept, then they use the cards like flashcards to help them apply the method mentally. I hope this will help them think faster.
The first set of cards have addition questions that add up to 10. They are meant to help the student think fast in simple addition.
The second set has questions with answers more than 10 but less than 20. Instead of getting students to memorize the answer, I showed them how they can use the idea of number bonds to get the answer. This builds on the previous skill on number sets that total 10. This also introduces the idea of regrouping or carry-over.
The third set of cards help them understand more about addition with regrouping. Since the questions pair a 2-digit number with a 1-digit number, the relationship in regrouping is clear to see.
The last set of cards consists of addition of two 2-digit numbers. This time the idea is to use place value to add the tens digits and the ones digits simultaneously. If the ones digits total more than 10 , then they can apply the idea of regrouping to find the final answer.
I hope I have explained my purpose a little more clearly. I really appreciate your feedback.
April 17, 2013 
HNCFan17
Great resource, thanks!
February 25, 2013
FlashCardGames (TpT Seller)
Glad I could help! Thanks for your support, I really appreciate it very much.
February 26, 2013
daltonray
I am putting them in my number work math station to order numbers. It is a good piece because the numbers are large and forces them to think about place value. It is also good for my advanced learners.
November 10, 2012
trolycar
wonderful teaching material --ty
November 10, 2012
FlashCardGames (TpT Seller)
I'm glad to you found them useful. I'm working on more games, so follow me to get updates.
November 10, 2012
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