Description
Fun With Arrays (up to 16) | K–2 Math Interactive Slides
Help students build early math skills with this engaging Fun With Arrays activity designed for Kindergarten–2nd grade. Perfect for online learning, math centers, small groups, or whole-class instruction.
This resource includes 3 introduction slides and 12 interactive practice slides where students explore arrays using visuals, counting, and addition.
Students will:
- Identify arrays as equal rows and columns
- Count objects by rows and totals
- Write simple addition equations from arrays
- Build foundations for repeated addition and early multiplication concepts
Student Directions:
Arrays have equal rows and columns. Students count each row, find the total, and write an addition equation to share.
California Standards (K–2):
Aligned with CA CCSSM Grades K–2, including:
- K.OA / 1.OA / 2.OA: Addition and subtraction within 20
- Representing and solving problems using objects and drawings
- Understanding equal groups and structured arrays as a foundation for multiplication
Highlights
Description
Fun With Arrays (up to 16) | K–2 Math Interactive Slides
Help students build early math skills with this engaging Fun With Arrays activity designed for Kindergarten–2nd grade. Perfect for online learning, math centers, small groups, or whole-class instruction.
This resource includes 3 introduction slides and 12 interactive practice slides where students explore arrays using visuals, counting, and addition.
Students will:
- Identify arrays as equal rows and columns
- Count objects by rows and totals
- Write simple addition equations from arrays
- Build foundations for repeated addition and early multiplication concepts
Student Directions:
Arrays have equal rows and columns. Students count each row, find the total, and write an addition equation to share.
California Standards (K–2):
Aligned with CA CCSSM Grades K–2, including:
- K.OA / 1.OA / 2.OA: Addition and subtraction within 20
- Representing and solving problems using objects and drawings
- Understanding equal groups and structured arrays as a foundation for multiplication
