Description
If the children know the +9 trick, they are well on their way to fact fluency. When adding, +9 will always be one less than +10, and +10 is easy! When subtracting, -9 will always be one more than -10, and -10 is easy! This game will help them practice that important trick!
Why use Adding and Subtracting Nines with Spring Flower Theme? Research shows skills are mastered by frequent practice. Games are a great motivator for that frequent practice. Brain research tells us that adding an element of fun helps children remember.
How it works: This game gives the children practice with the "nine trick" (one less than +10 in addition, one more than -10 in subtraction!) in a fun way. This resource explains how to use the "nine trick" in addition and subtraction and gives loads of practice with each, both with single and double digits.
There are several versions of the game, with easier cards, harder cards, addition, and subtraction. There are a couple of suggestions for use, or you can make up your own!
One version of this game is set up like the game "Old Maid", where the last player to get the final card becomes "Spring Rain". My students really enjoy this game, and there are always plenty of giggles to see where the "Spring Rain" lands!
What's included: This resource has directions and suggestions. It also has 24 addition and 24 subtraction cards for the "easier" set (10 or less plus 9) and 36 addition and 36 subtraction cards for the more difficult set (10 through 100 plus 9). In addition, there are 4 "Spring Rain" cards.
Teachers like you had to say about this resource:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kenna C. said, “This is a perfect fit/resource for our classroom RIGHT NOW!”
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Description
If the children know the +9 trick, they are well on their way to fact fluency. When adding, +9 will always be one less than +10, and +10 is easy! When subtracting, -9 will always be one more than -10, and -10 is easy! This game will help them practice that important trick!
Why use Adding and Subtracting Nines with Spring Flower Theme? Research shows skills are mastered by frequent practice. Games are a great motivator for that frequent practice. Brain research tells us that adding an element of fun helps children remember.
How it works: This game gives the children practice with the "nine trick" (one less than +10 in addition, one more than -10 in subtraction!) in a fun way. This resource explains how to use the "nine trick" in addition and subtraction and gives loads of practice with each, both with single and double digits.
There are several versions of the game, with easier cards, harder cards, addition, and subtraction. There are a couple of suggestions for use, or you can make up your own!
One version of this game is set up like the game "Old Maid", where the last player to get the final card becomes "Spring Rain". My students really enjoy this game, and there are always plenty of giggles to see where the "Spring Rain" lands!
What's included: This resource has directions and suggestions. It also has 24 addition and 24 subtraction cards for the "easier" set (10 or less plus 9) and 36 addition and 36 subtraction cards for the more difficult set (10 through 100 plus 9). In addition, there are 4 "Spring Rain" cards.
Teachers like you had to say about this resource:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kenna C. said, “This is a perfect fit/resource for our classroom RIGHT NOW!”
Be sure to download the preview file for a better view of what's in this resource. Thanks!
For other March resources please see:
For other April resources please see:
Did you know you can earn credit that you can use for future purchases? Here’s how:
- Go to your My Purchases page. Beside each purchase, you'll see a Leave a Review button. Simply click it, and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment on the product.
- Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases.
- Feedback is greatly appreciated and helps sellers create better resources!
***********************************************************************************
Be sure to click on the green ★ to follow me for updates and announcements of new resources!
***********************************************************************************
Copyright ©Sally of Elementary Matters. elementarymatters@gmail.com
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
♦ If you like what you see here, see my social media HERE.
