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BUNDLE Double Digit Addition With Base Ten Blocks 1st Grade Math Task Cards
BUNDLE Double Digit Addition With Base Ten Blocks 1st Grade Math Task Cards
BUNDLE Double Digit Addition With Base Ten Blocks 1st Grade Math Task Cards
BUNDLE Double Digit Addition With Base Ten Blocks 1st Grade Math Task Cards
BUNDLE Double Digit Addition With Base Ten Blocks 1st Grade Math Task Cards
BUNDLE Double Digit Addition With Base Ten Blocks 1st Grade Math Task Cards
BUNDLE Double Digit Addition With Base Ten Blocks 1st Grade Math Task Cards
BUNDLE Double Digit Addition With Base Ten Blocks 1st Grade Math Task Cards
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🚀 Place Value Planets – Base Ten Addition Task Cards BUNDLE
Take students on a space-themed math adventure while strengthening place value understanding! This bundle includes both versions of the Place Value Planets task cards so students can practice two-digit addition using visual base ten models.

Students will build confidence solving:
🪐 two-digit + two-digit addition
🪐 two-digit + one-digit addition
🪐 problems with and without regrouping

Each task card includes base ten blocks to help students visualize tens and ones while practicing addition within 100.

This Bundle Includes

🪐 Place Value Planets – Base Ten Addition Task Cards (No Regrouping)
🪐 Place Value Planets – Base Ten Addition Task Cards (With Regrouping)

Each resource includes:
✔ 30 printable task cards
✔ student recording sheet (great for Write the Room or Scoot)
✔ answer key

🖨️ Prep Tip (Print & Go!)
Print, cut, and laminate for a reusable center!

💡 Perfect For

⭐ Math centers
⭐ Small groups
⭐ Intervention
⭐ Write the Room / Scoot activities
⭐ Early finishers
⭐ Place value practice

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BUNDLE Double Digit Addition With Base Ten Blocks 1st Grade Math Task Cards

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Description

🚀 Place Value Planets – Base Ten Addition Task Cards BUNDLE
Take students on a space-themed math adventure while strengthening place value understanding! This bundle includes both versions of the Place Value Planets task cards so students can practice two-digit addition using visual base ten models.

Students will build confidence solving:
🪐 two-digit + two-digit addition
🪐 two-digit + one-digit addition
🪐 problems with and without regrouping

Each task card includes base ten blocks to help students visualize tens and ones while practicing addition within 100.

This Bundle Includes

🪐 Place Value Planets – Base Ten Addition Task Cards (No Regrouping)
🪐 Place Value Planets – Base Ten Addition Task Cards (With Regrouping)

Each resource includes:
✔ 30 printable task cards
✔ student recording sheet (great for Write the Room or Scoot)
✔ answer key

🖨️ Prep Tip (Print & Go!)
Print, cut, and laminate for a reusable center!

💡 Perfect For

⭐ Math centers
⭐ Small groups
⭐ Intervention
⭐ Write the Room / Scoot activities
⭐ Early finishers
⭐ Place value practice

Report this resource to TPT
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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Understand that the two digits of a two-digit number represent amounts of tens and ones. Understand the following as special cases:
10 can be thought of as a bundle of ten ones - called a “ten.”
Add within 100, including adding a two-digit number and a one-digit number, and adding a two-digit number and a multiple of 10, using concrete models or drawings and strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction; relate the strategy to a written method and explain the reasoning used. Understand that in adding two-digit numbers, one adds tens and tens, ones and ones; and sometimes it is necessary to compose a ten.
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