Carlson's Class

In this 10 More 10 Less BINGO set, students will practice their place value skills by adding or subtracting from the tens place. I’ve made this set to be played in small groups either with a teacher or as an independent math center. I have included a blank BINGO board as well. I use this when I feel as if the whole class has mastered the skill. I will call out the answers and have the kids write them randomly on their boards. I then put the calling card under the overhead. I like to let st

Doubles Plus One BINGO This Doubles Plus One BINGO set will help reinforce the strategy of a familiar math fact (doubles) and building on to it to become more fluent in basic math facts. This game can be played in small groups either with a teacher, as an independent math center or as a whole class. When playing as a whole class, students may work independently or with partners. I use this BINGO set when I feel as if the whole class has mastered the skill or they are ready to practice the skill

Fact Family BINGO In this Fact Family BINGO game, students will find a fun and interactive way to practice addition and subtraction using mental math strategies. In this game, students have to quickly solve the missing addend in a given fact family in order to correctly place their game piece on a square. This activity may be used in small groups, as a center or as a whole class. Included you will find: ~ Written instructions for students. (I usually print/laminate on a large envelope and ke

Fact Family Match In this matching game students will have to match a number bond with its missing addend. This can be used in small groups, as a math center and as an independent math station. You can use these cards a few different ways. 1. Use them as the traditional match game where students have to place cards upside down. Students take turns flipping two cards over trying to find a match. 2. Use them as a meet your match activity. Give each student a card and they have to find thei

Build a Bond -- Multiplication and Division Fact Families I use this board for students to practice multiplication/division fact families. It’s good reinforcement on how these numbers are related to each other. This packet will practice facts 1-12. This activity is best used as a guided practice with a teacher or as a math center for independent practice. Included in this packet you will find: *Student Directions -- I usually laminate this sheet on the outside of a large envelope and then

100s Chart with Place Value Task Cards In this Place Value Activity students will practice addition and subtractions strategies using task cards and a 100s chart as a resource. I use this packet a couple of different ways depending on the skill we are practicing (doubles digit addition & subtraction with & without regrouping / addition & subtraction within 20 / plus & minus 10 / riddles to find the number). * I use this as a math center for independent practice. Kiddos have to choose a se

In this multiplication Bingo set students will be able to practice their multiplication skills by either solving a multiplication problem, looking for multiplication factors in arrays or solving for repeated addition. I’ve made this set to be played in small groups either with a teacher or as an independent math center. I have included a blank BINGO board as well. I use this when I feel as if the whole class has mastered the skill. I will call out the answers and have the kids write them ran

Fact Family Solve and Record In this Fact Family Activity students will practice using and familiarizing themselves with the relationships between numbers. Students will draw a number bond task card and solve for the missing addend. They will then take this bond and complete a fact family on the corresponding recording sheet. Use this activity in small math groups, math centers or independent math stations. Use for practice while learning the skill and also as a refresher when the skill h

Building Number Bonds within 20 This product is designed to help students practice building number bonds and writing those bonds into fact family number sentences. This set includes building boards with the whole number represented (1-20). Students are to pick a card and find the matching board. Students then look at the card to determine which numbers (parts) they will need to begin building their number bonds. For example: Students pick a Bubble Gum Kid Card with 5 as the whole number.