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Teaching the doubles and near doubles math fact strategy? This Doubles and Near Doubles resource helps students learn and practice the near doubles strategy in a way that builds number sense and meaning.
Included are resources for teaching the doubles and near doubles strategy for addition and subtraction facts.
Easily use these doubles and near doubles worksheets and activities for math centers or small groups. Simply print the task cards on color cardstock, laminate, and have students write on them with dry-erase markers - making them super engaging and highly effective.
You can also use this Doubles and Near Doubles resource as a scoot activity. Each card has a number and a recorded sheet is included. Tape the cards up around your room and get students up out of their seats and moving.
As your students practice the doubles and near doubles strategy, they will make mental connections with the numbers and equations - helping them memorize the facts in a meaningful way.
This resource works great for whole group instruction as well. Everything you need for full lessons is all here in one place! Saving you time - No more hours searching the internet!
Here’s what’s included in this Doubles and Near Doubles resource:
- Display Pages: These are the landscape pages. Project these on your whiteboard to introduce the “I can” statement and to teach the doubles and near doubles strategy. These are perfect for direct instruction and provide a very visual learning experience for students. Simply model solving the near doubles examples or have students help you. A notes page is included to guide you on using these pages.
- Doubles and Near Doubles Worksheets: Print these off for students. Do a couple problems together and have students do the rest by themselves. Great for low-prep guided practice and independent practice!
- Task Cards & Scoot Activity: Print these on cardstock and cut the task cards apart. You can laminate them and have students use dry-erase markers or tape the problems up around your classroom and use it as a scoot activity. Print the recording sheet for students. Students go around and solve the addition equations using the doubles and near doubles strategy. They write their answers on the recording page. These get students up out of their seats and moving - making your lessons more engaging!
- Puzzle Activities: Print these off and cut apart. For the addition set, students line up the visual way to represent near doubles with its equation and answer. For the subtraction set, students line up the visual way to represent the subtraction doubles facts to their matching equations and answers. I like to have students work with a partner. This gives them support as they do these fun, hands-on doubles and near doubles activities!
- Exit Tickets: Use these to quickly assess how students can count on to add. There are 3 different versions for addition and 3 versions for subtraction so that students can have a different ticket than the student sitting next to them. There is even a section where students self-reflect on how they understood the lesson. Use these during an observation and get high marks!
- Answer Keys: Use the answer keys so that students can check their own work – saving you valuable prep time! Plus, students get immediate feedback.
- Anchor Charts: Print these off and display them. They visually show how to use the doubles and near doubles strategy. Students can refer to these when they need help. That means less questions for you!
- Doubles Facts Posters: Help students quickly learn doubles facts with these posters. They have rhymes so students can easily commit the facts to memory. A black and white version is also included.
I hope you and your students enjoy this Doubles and Near Doubles Facts resource in your classroom! View the preview for more information and details.
👉 This resource is also included in my Full-Year 2nd Grade Math Curriculum bundle. Grab all 15 units & 100+ lessons here.
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Looking for more tips for teaching the doubles facts strategy? Read this blog post: What are Doubles Facts? And How to Teach Them.
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Teaching the doubles and near doubles math fact strategy? This Doubles and Near Doubles resource helps students learn and practice the near doubles strategy in a way that builds number sense and meaning.
Included are resources for teaching the doubles and near doubles strategy for addition and subtraction facts.
Easily use these doubles and near doubles worksheets and activities for math centers or small groups. Simply print the task cards on color cardstock, laminate, and have students write on them with dry-erase markers - making them super engaging and highly effective.
You can also use this Doubles and Near Doubles resource as a scoot activity. Each card has a number and a recorded sheet is included. Tape the cards up around your room and get students up out of their seats and moving.
As your students practice the doubles and near doubles strategy, they will make mental connections with the numbers and equations - helping them memorize the facts in a meaningful way.
This resource works great for whole group instruction as well. Everything you need for full lessons is all here in one place! Saving you time - No more hours searching the internet!
Here’s what’s included in this Doubles and Near Doubles resource:
- Display Pages: These are the landscape pages. Project these on your whiteboard to introduce the “I can” statement and to teach the doubles and near doubles strategy. These are perfect for direct instruction and provide a very visual learning experience for students. Simply model solving the near doubles examples or have students help you. A notes page is included to guide you on using these pages.
- Doubles and Near Doubles Worksheets: Print these off for students. Do a couple problems together and have students do the rest by themselves. Great for low-prep guided practice and independent practice!
- Task Cards & Scoot Activity: Print these on cardstock and cut the task cards apart. You can laminate them and have students use dry-erase markers or tape the problems up around your classroom and use it as a scoot activity. Print the recording sheet for students. Students go around and solve the addition equations using the doubles and near doubles strategy. They write their answers on the recording page. These get students up out of their seats and moving - making your lessons more engaging!
- Puzzle Activities: Print these off and cut apart. For the addition set, students line up the visual way to represent near doubles with its equation and answer. For the subtraction set, students line up the visual way to represent the subtraction doubles facts to their matching equations and answers. I like to have students work with a partner. This gives them support as they do these fun, hands-on doubles and near doubles activities!
- Exit Tickets: Use these to quickly assess how students can count on to add. There are 3 different versions for addition and 3 versions for subtraction so that students can have a different ticket than the student sitting next to them. There is even a section where students self-reflect on how they understood the lesson. Use these during an observation and get high marks!
- Answer Keys: Use the answer keys so that students can check their own work – saving you valuable prep time! Plus, students get immediate feedback.
- Anchor Charts: Print these off and display them. They visually show how to use the doubles and near doubles strategy. Students can refer to these when they need help. That means less questions for you!
- Doubles Facts Posters: Help students quickly learn doubles facts with these posters. They have rhymes so students can easily commit the facts to memory. A black and white version is also included.
I hope you and your students enjoy this Doubles and Near Doubles Facts resource in your classroom! View the preview for more information and details.
👉 This resource is also included in my Full-Year 2nd Grade Math Curriculum bundle. Grab all 15 units & 100+ lessons here.
You may also like:
Looking for more tips for teaching the doubles facts strategy? Read this blog post: What are Doubles Facts? And How to Teach Them.
