Alyson Andal

This is TWO 10 slide PowerPoints that will walk through step by step how to add with regrouping. It also has some addition problems that students will work on their own to practice and check their work with the PowerPoint. They are 3 digit addition with regrouping in tens and hundreds places. Students will be intrigued as the graphics move! Be sure to play the PowerPoint as a slide show to show step by step directions to add.

Trying to teach subtraction with regrouping? Let this PowerPoint assist you! This is TWO 10 page PowerPoints that shows step by step how to regroup two-digit subtraction. It includes sample problems that talk through each step taken. As well as, problems that they will solve on their own to practice what they have learned. There are animations to make it a fun way to walk through the process of regrouping with your students. *The PowerPoint must be presented as a "PowerPoint Show" as the page

A fun craft to evaluate whether your students understand how to add or subtract with two digit numbers (or more if you want). This is a Christmas Tree cut out booklet that on each page the student will show the next step to solve the addition or subtraction problem. -Also included is a Christmas scenery that the students will cut out and glue onto construction paper with addition or subtraction problems underneath the decorations and presents.

This is 2 week packet that would be great for warm ups or for stations. Each day a student would do a page of number work and one section of computation. The number work page takes one number and students dissect that number using the following skills. *Skills covered: -rounding to the nearest ten -odd or even -place value -writing in expanded notation and number words -temperature -writing word problems -comparing numbers Warm up Pages - 5 pages of two-digit numbers - 5 pages of three-digit n

This is a short 8 point review quiz. Skills covered: -2 digit addition and subtraction with regrouping -addition,subtraction, multiplication and division word problems -bar graph -ordering numbers