Helpful Handouts

Teach Addition With DECOMPOSING! This strategy helps students to visualize the difficult process of regrouping! 10 Christmas Coloring Math sheets that help teach and practice: Understanding of 3 digit addition with regroupingSolve equations using decomposing boxes Break down and expand the place value of each value's digit. Need more fun 3 digit addition/ subtraction practice? 3 Digit Addition with Regrouping Christmas Scoot!3 Digit Subtraction with Regrouping3 Digit Addition with Regrouping Pen

10 addition equations without regrouping inside of gumballs. Students can use the provided decomposing sheets to work out the equations. Then, students can cut and glue their gumball equations into the gumball machine. Don't forget to color! There is also an example page that could be used for student INB.

Christmas Multiplication 2s Practice Pack! 13 Interactive math journal pages- 13 candy cane puzzles to practice 2s facts! 8 Christmas story problems that encourages kids to draw a picture to solve 3 coloring pages to practice memorizing those 2s times tables! 6 student independent pages. 2 skip counting practice pages. All of the 2s facts in cards with pictures to represent sets. Flash cards and interactive journal pocket to store the cards

10 pages of Christmas Subtraction Fun! 2 digit subtraction with and without regrouping. Kids must follow directions to color fun Christmas pictures below their equations!

10 3digit subtraction without regrouping problems in a Christmas theme. Scoot form has a place to draw the problem for a visual representation!!

Step by Step color coded process of how to complete a long division problem! FREE! I appreciate you feedback! I hope you find this HELPfUL!

Students that struggle with addition and subtraction facts benefit from repeated practice. I have included fact family houses so that kids can associate the subtraction facts with addition facts. There are several pages of practice with a max sum of 12. I like to put these pages in plastic coverings and let the kids do them over and over with a dry erase marker.

Encourage your students to compare and contrast two items while organizing their thoughts into a Venn diagram. There is also room for students to explain their thoughts in writing.