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Here's a resource to help student better understand what the problem/story is really about. There is a teacher information sheet with the student copy that goes with the teacher's copy.

This resource is perfect for introducing and teaching students how to add ten. This resource goes into depth to explain how to use an open number line to add 2 digit numbers.

This resource is to help students visualize how to add and subtract using zero. There is also 3 games to use with your students to help visualize numbers on dice, count, add, and subtract.

This resource is helpful for students on different level and to help with progression of the skill. The resource has the following: 1. counting 2. adding 3. creating equations 4. 7 games

Compound Word Cafe has 3 centers in 1. First center, match the compound words up and use in a sentence. Second center, draw a picture of each word then the compound words. Last, for math, find the sums of the compound words chosen. You can keep all of the centers in one location in a folder for easy organization.

This resource is helpful if you want to continue from previous skills of using tens frames to add and count. In this resource you can find the following: 1. counting 2. adding 3. creating equations 4. two games

This resource is helpful when teaching doubles plus one. There are tens frames and dominoes to help students have a visual. This would also be great to use as homework, sub plans, or quickchecks.

Here are some assessments to as 10 less and 10 more. Can be used as homework or independent work.

This resource is great when introducing number lines while yet providing some rigor to the resource. There is enough problems to do I do, we do, and you do practice. Included is also word problems to help with addition awareness of how to solve word problems.

This is a resource to help students with addition, subtraction, and how to make equations true.

This product can be used with small group or whole group instruction. This is a great resource to assess where each student is as it relates to counting while immersing other skills that are taught thought the semester. If you're looking for a counting collections this is perfect to see how the students counting what each student knows about the amount giving. Go follow me for more.

This resource is helpful when teaching students how to make a ten then add. It starts off with giving students different ways to make ten. For an additional practice the students have practice sheets that can be used in class or for homework.

This resource is great if you need additional resources to teacher story problems (word problems). There's a teacher's guide to help take out the guess work for you or a substitute teacher. Each student copy is two to a page to help save on those limited copies available. Lastly, you can see the thought process on each student copy to help identify where the misunderstandings are coming from.

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This resource is helpful to help students learn how to count and add using tens frames. This resource includes: 1. math worksheets 2. game ideas 3. game cards 4. tens frames

This resource is helpful when teaching fact families. There are many opportunities for the students to practice addition and subtraction.

Activities for fall or the month of October. This is perfect if you want to make your lessons comprehensive. The following are available: Math Writing Graph Organizer Art Follow me for more activities

Here's a great source if you need quick sub plans or trying to help students understand how to solve words problems. This resource includes a teacher's guide to help take out all the guess work.

This resource can be used for independent, small group, whole group, or as an assessment. These word problems or number stories can be demonstrated how to solve multiple ways by using different math strategies.

This resource is to help students learn what portion of a fraction is being asked to locate. There is also a fun activity where the students can be creative.