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Students will love working on addition and subtraction word problems with this fun activity! Students solve word problems and then find their answers to the problems around the room. As they solve each problem, it takes them to a new problem for them to solve. This product is self-checking, as students will loop around and end up where they started if they solve each problem correctly. Word problems involve 2 digit addition and subtraction with regrouping. Recording sheet included!

Students practice 2-digit addition and subtraction computations (with regrouping) in this fun sorting activity! Each student or pair of students receives a sorting mat and a set of problem cards. Students solve the addition and subtraction equations on the cards and determine if the solutions given are true or false, then sort the cards accordingly on the mat.

Students will love working on multiplication and division word problems with this fun activity! Students solve word problems and then find their answers to the problems around the room. As they solve each problem, it takes them to a new problem for them to solve. This product is self-checking, as students will loop around and end up where they started if they solve each problem correctly. Word problems involve multiplication and division basic facts within 100. Recording sheet included!

Students are each given a "fact" card and a "fib" card. The teacher shows each slide with a multi-step word problem and the equation given to match it. The students are tasked with determining if each given equation is true (a fact) or false (a fib). Once students have had time to decide, the teacher calls out "1, 2, 3 SHOWDOWN!" and the students hold up either their "Fact" or "Fib" card. Problems contain all 4 operations and all problems are multi-step. Students are not required to solve the e

Have your students practice their 2 digit addition and subtraction with regrouping computations using this self-checking solve and scan activity! You can cut the cards out and use them as task cards, post them around the room, or use them as a math center. Students will need a device with a QR reader to scan the QR codes.