Description
Two digit addition seems like one of those skills that just as soon as I think my studnets have totally mastered, I realize they can always use more practice. Too many worksheets can burn them out, and who wants to grade all of that work?!? This fun, printable lesson is a great solution! Students will love practicing addition while burning off some of that excess winter energy that they have around Christmas break and waiting for spring.
Your students will become a search and rescue team to reunite the dog sled team. By completing the problems, they will find huskey dogs and get a clue to find their next problem. It can be competed in your classroom or all over the school! It would be a great way to introduce new students to all of the important places in your school.
BONUS QR CODE CARDS! For even more excitement, instead of using the written clue cards, you could use the QR code cards and have students scan the code to find their next clue. A QR code direction sheet is included in the packet. See my store for a quick look at how QR codes work.
UPDATE! Now also includes addition problem cards with QR codes on them to self-check their answers
- Adapt lesson in multiple ways to fit your needs
- Two digit addition practice
- Most with regrouping, some without regrouping
- Use as a pre-test, review, or final assessment
- Engages students with kinesthetic and cooperative learning
- Problem solving to find next husky
- Work in whole group, small groups, partners or individually
- Use as a written project or work on mental math
- Common Core Standards aligned, Numbers and Operations in Base Ten
- Integrate technology with QR codes and tablets, iPod, iPhone, or iPad
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Your students will become a search and rescue team to reunite the dog sled team. By completing the problems, they will find huskey dogs and get a clue to find their next problem. It can be competed in your classroom or all over the school! It would be a great way to introduce new students to all of the important places in your school.
BONUS QR CODE CARDS! For even more excitement, instead of using the written clue cards, you could use the QR code cards and have students scan the code to find their next clue. A QR code direction sheet is included in the packet. See my store for a quick look at how QR codes work.
UPDATE! Now also includes addition problem cards with QR codes on them to self-check their answers
- Adapt lesson in multiple ways to fit your needs
- Two digit addition practice
- Most with regrouping, some without regrouping
- Use as a pre-test, review, or final assessment
- Engages students with kinesthetic and cooperative learning
- Problem solving to find next husky
- Work in whole group, small groups, partners or individually
- Use as a written project or work on mental math
- Common Core Standards aligned, Numbers and Operations in Base Ten
- Integrate technology with QR codes and tablets, iPod, iPhone, or iPad
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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1st - 4th
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CCSS2.OA.A.1
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Description
Two digit addition seems like one of those skills that just as soon as I think my studnets have totally mastered, I realize they can always use more practice. Too many worksheets can burn them out, and who wants to grade all of that work?!? This fun, printable lesson is a great solution! Students will love practicing addition while burning off some of that excess winter energy that they have around Christmas break and waiting for spring.
Your students will become a search and rescue team to reunite the dog sled team. By completing the problems, they will find huskey dogs and get a clue to find their next problem. It can be competed in your classroom or all over the school! It would be a great way to introduce new students to all of the important places in your school.
BONUS QR CODE CARDS! For even more excitement, instead of using the written clue cards, you could use the QR code cards and have students scan the code to find their next clue. A QR code direction sheet is included in the packet. See my store for a quick look at how QR codes work.
UPDATE! Now also includes addition problem cards with QR codes on them to self-check their answers
- Adapt lesson in multiple ways to fit your needs
- Two digit addition practice
- Most with regrouping, some without regrouping
- Use as a pre-test, review, or final assessment
- Engages students with kinesthetic and cooperative learning
- Problem solving to find next husky
- Work in whole group, small groups, partners or individually
- Use as a written project or work on mental math
- Common Core Standards aligned, Numbers and Operations in Base Ten
- Integrate technology with QR codes and tablets, iPod, iPhone, or iPad
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Your students will become a search and rescue team to reunite the dog sled team. By completing the problems, they will find huskey dogs and get a clue to find their next problem. It can be competed in your classroom or all over the school! It would be a great way to introduce new students to all of the important places in your school.
BONUS QR CODE CARDS! For even more excitement, instead of using the written clue cards, you could use the QR code cards and have students scan the code to find their next clue. A QR code direction sheet is included in the packet. See my store for a quick look at how QR codes work.
UPDATE! Now also includes addition problem cards with QR codes on them to self-check their answers
- Adapt lesson in multiple ways to fit your needs
- Two digit addition practice
- Most with regrouping, some without regrouping
- Use as a pre-test, review, or final assessment
- Engages students with kinesthetic and cooperative learning
- Problem solving to find next husky
- Work in whole group, small groups, partners or individually
- Use as a written project or work on mental math
- Common Core Standards aligned, Numbers and Operations in Base Ten
- Integrate technology with QR codes and tablets, iPod, iPhone, or iPad
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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CCSS2.OA.A.1
Use addition and subtraction within 100 to solve one- and two-step word problems involving situations of adding to, taking from, putting together, taking apart, and comparing, with unknowns in all positions, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.
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