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Preview of Base 10 Blocks Aren't Scary SMARTBOARD

Base 10 Blocks Aren't Scary SMARTBOARD

Comprehensive lesson in number representation using Base 10 Blocks for primary students. Practice includes numbers less than 100 (one and two digit numbers only) using units (ones) and longs (tens). Students will manipulate blocks representing numbers. Level of difficulty increases throughout the lesson ending with adding on Base 10 blocks to find a new number. Monster theme showing students that using Base 10 blocks is not scary! This could easily be broken down into several mini-lessons. Great
Preview of Honey Pot Numbers - Making Math Sentences SMARTBOARD

Honey Pot Numbers - Making Math Sentences SMARTBOARD

Your students will develop higher math skills by choosing numbers to make number sentences. Lesson begins with Addition sentences and then includes subtraction. Missing addends or answers make it challenging. Lesson increases in difficulty moving through it. Towards the end they are asked to make as many math sentences as they can using given numbers. Critical thinking skills will be developed using this lesson along with basic addition and subtraction facts to 16. Most slides address math fact
Preview of True or False Addition Facts for the Smartboard

True or False Addition Facts for the Smartboard

This is a smart notebook I use to practice true or false facts with my students. It has 5 different slides where you can sort the facts between true or false. Each slide increases in difficulty. Slide 1 is facts to 5, slide 2 is facts to 10, slide 3 is facts to 20, and slide 4/5 are facts to 100.
Preview of Introduction to Double Digit Addition and Subtraction Mimio

Introduction to Double Digit Addition and Subtraction Mimio

Created by
Jennifer Cook
A step by step guide (Starting with intro to tens and ones-place value) on teaching double digit addition and subtraction without regrouping. A GREAT way to stimulate your learners, with color indicators of where to start. The ones place is ALWAYS in "green for go". This is a lengthy Mimio, meant to span a few days of lesson plans. NOTE: You MUST have Mimio software in order to use/view this flipchart.
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