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Number 100 Printable Collection

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Whether you’re celebrating the 100th day of school or introducing hundred charts to your students, these printable activities are sure to engage your students. Included hundred charts focus on adding and subtracting, with some fun riddles to solve. Use the 1-100 coloring pages for center rotations or to have a 100th day of school parade! Simply print out numbers 1 through 100, give each student a number to decorate, and have them march proudly in the parade with their number! Create your FREE AB

PreK - 2nd

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Numbers

Math Vocabulary Cards

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Floating Through First

This listing is for a total of 104 math vocabulary terms! It is aligned to the EnVision text, but these vocabulary words are commonly used in all first and second grade math curriculums. For those using EnVision, there is a small note on each card to show what lesson this word is introduced. We use these vocabulary cards on our math word wall, but they could easily be cut apart to use as a matching game or be sent home with students at the beginning of each new unit. Enjoy this freebie!

1st - 2nd

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Numbers

Flat Stanley, Distance Traveled

Created by

Megan Holmstrom

One way to calculate distance - use the website included - which we tracked numerically. We also tracked the distance on the bulletin board map (see Presentation PDF).

1st - 3rd

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Math

Math Facts and Addition Practice Dice Game

Created by

Kennith Harris

This is a great counting and addition game. Students roll two dice and determine the sum. They then cover that sum or any other digits that add up to the sum that aren't already covered. The game is easy to play on a flat paper with two dice, a set of Unifix cubes or pennies to use for covering. Great for distance learning.

K - 3rd

Arithmetic, Math

I See Sum-thing - 2nd Grade Math Game [CCSS 2.OA.B.2]

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MathFileFolderGames

The objective of the game is to fluently add numbers within 20 using mental strategies. The game uses a standard deck of cards to determine the addends and a six-sided die to generate a target sum. The face card must be removed from the deck . Aces stand for 1. Prior to the start of the game, the cards must be shuffled thoroughly. Then, the cards are laid out face up on the flat surface (8 by 5 grid). The players must position themselves around the card grid in order to properly see all cards

K - 3rd

Arithmetic, Basic Operations, Numbers

CCSS

2.OA.B.2