Description
I created these activity cards to help my students remember what to do in their centers. These centers all focus on practicing addition and subtraction.
I like more open-ended activities where students can repeat the same task in different ways without getting bored, instead of rushing through a set task or worksheet. I've tried to reflect that in these activities. After students have completed the task several times (or when the math center time is up), I normally like them to record the equations they've made on a recording sheet. I have free recording sheets for that purpose available in my store.
I use Kathy Richardson's Developing Number Concepts curriculum and these centers complement that curriculum well. If you want further instruction on using some of the ideas mentioned in this product, I highly recommend her curriculum.
This product is viewable in the preview, so please check it out before buying to see if it will work for your students.
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Description
I created these activity cards to help my students remember what to do in their centers. These centers all focus on practicing addition and subtraction.
I like more open-ended activities where students can repeat the same task in different ways without getting bored, instead of rushing through a set task or worksheet. I've tried to reflect that in these activities. After students have completed the task several times (or when the math center time is up), I normally like them to record the equations they've made on a recording sheet. I have free recording sheets for that purpose available in my store.
I use Kathy Richardson's Developing Number Concepts curriculum and these centers complement that curriculum well. If you want further instruction on using some of the ideas mentioned in this product, I highly recommend her curriculum.
This product is viewable in the preview, so please check it out before buying to see if it will work for your students.




