DCD Special

There are 15 practice pages with 6 subtraction problems on each page. Students are able to start with the pictures and cross off circles to subtract. This is something I use for students having a hard time figuring out the difference between adding and subtracting.

Making 10 and 20 using tens frames. Laminate the cards and cut out to put on a ring. Students can use dry erase markers to mark their answer or clothes pins to pin their answer. There are 32 task cards total. -11 cards for making 10 -21 cards for making 20 **Bonus 4 cards for making 5

Bowling math with adding and subtracting practice. This can then be taken to the next step to put a social skills twist on it. Bowl in the classroom. Take turns, gain sportsmanship skills, cheer each other on, and do math! 5 pages of Score your game 2 pages of Subtraction Bowl **BONUS** Visual Bowling Score Pad Great to use in a DAPE class or community outing

Laminate and cut out. Use dry erase markers to cross off the dots on the butterfly to solve for the problem. Tips: I put them on rings for each student to use. The rings get passed around when they are finished with a set. There are 54 task cards total.

Laminate and cut out. Use dry erase markers to add the dots to the butterfly to solve for the problem. Sums up to 20. There are 50 task cards total. I put them on rings for each student to use. The rings get passed around when they are finished with a set.

Three choices for multiple choice answers. Twelve questions per page with 3 pages addition and 3 pages subtraction. Students can color in their answer or use a highlighter to indicate their answer. I use this for a quick practice for students who are unable to write independently. This gives me the opportunity to see what they know and collect the data. Most of the student I work with are unable to write and often need to use number cards to give their answer.

There are 36 cards for addition (0-30) and 36 cards for subtraction (0-35). Subtraction cards focus on subtracting 10 and subtracting to get to 10. The turtles and birds can also be used for students to show their counting skills. Tell them a number and have them count that many birds or turtles. Tips for use: Laminate and put magnets onto the back. I use them on the whiteboard for kids to use as a hands on activity. The last two pages have blank cards for each animal group for you to make up