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These K, 1st, and 2nd Grade Math Strategy Posters and Mats are great for teaching Addition and Subtraction. These no prep posters and show your work mats would be great for math lessons, math centers, and small group instruction. Your mathematicians will love adding the sums and finding the difference on their mat! "I CAN" Common Core statements are also included for addition and subtraction posters and mats for Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade! This pastel-colored product includes

These Kindergarten through Second Grade interactive math mats on google slides are perfect for teaching Addition and Subtraction. These no prep activities would be great for Math lessons or to include in Math centers. Your students in K, 1st, or 2nd grade will love adding the sums or subtracting to find the difference. Each slide includes numbers, manipulatives (counters, cubes, objects, etc.) for you to drag onto the mat EASILY, as well as strategy posters "I CAN" statements are at the

Interactive Addition and Subtraction math mats for students to practice on their math fluency in school and at home. Encouraged to apply for grades kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. This is a no prep activity for adding the sums and finding the difference, which can be used for teaching a math lesson or when pulling a small group! Each slide includes numbers, manipulatives (counters, cubes, objects, etc.) for you to drag onto the mat EASILY, as well as strategy posters "I CAN" sta

Math vocabulary cards for all mathematical operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication, division. 46 PASTEL COLORED vocabulary cards. Each vocabulary card will include a mathematical visual along with a definition. Some cards may also appear as a math poster to show the math strategy being used. Addition words: addition addend add plus sum total altogether perimeter associative property commutative property doubles fact break apart Subtraction words: subtract difference take away less tha

What you need when starting the telling time unit. These charts are great to show your students when learning about time. Place them on acrylic holders to set on each table, put them in their math folders, or make them into mini size and insert a ring holder for students to take home or use in the classroom. What charts are included? using prior knowledge in fractions to tell timeparts of a clock/digital clocktelling time in 1s, 5s, or 10sfinding elapsed time2 pages of important words used in te

Every classroom needs labels on those clocks for our scholars! This includes the minutes from 0 - 55, and different ways to tell time. Hope you found this useful! Love, Inspiredbits