Number of the Day First Grade (Decomposing Numbers)
Itsy Bitsy First Grade Teacher Itsy Bitsy First Grade Teacher Description
#Sparkle2022 Do your students' struggle with decomposing numbers? First Grade Number of the Day resource allows students' to practice decomposing numbers from the very first day of school. Each day includes even/odd, place value, expanded form, one more/one less, ten more/ten less and number bonds. The worksheets are created in a way that allows students to build on their learning in a meaningful way starting on day one. Building a strong number sense is vital to future math skills.
The number of the day resource is perfect for morning work. I have students complete one each morning that correlates with the number of days we have been in school. Each worksheet uses the same format for all 180 days.
Daily Practice Includes:
- even/odd
- one more/one less
- ten more/ten less
- number bonds
- place value
- expanded notation (form)
Please Note: Ten more/Ten less begins on day ten. I have included 180 days in this packet. If you have more than 180 days in your school year, please let me know and I will add extra pages to meet your needs.
If you have any questions please feel free to email me at:
kara@itsybitsyfirstgradeteacher.com
*** Don't forget to leave feedback for TpT credit for points that you can use towards future purchases.***
Click here ---> "Follow Me" to be first to know about sales and new products
Check out other amazing products below.
Counting Coins Task Cards Differentiated
Telling Time to the Hour/Half Hour
Long Vowel E Work Work Packet (ee, ea)
Are you looking for larger numbers not included in this packet? You are in Luck! Teachers have asked and it is now ready! :) Check out two more products below with larger numbers. Both sets also include a box for money!
You can also follow me on Facebook, my Blog, Instagram, and Twitter at the links below.
**************************************************************************
Facebook: Itsy Bitsy First Grade Teacher
Blog: Itsy Bitsy First Grade Teacher
Blessings,
Kara