Jasmine Easterlin

Build Fluency. Break the "Counting by Ones" Habit. As a math educator of 12 years, I’ve observed that students who struggle with mental math often rely too heavily on one-by-one counting. These Subitizing Flashcards are designed to help students "visualize" numbers, creating a rock-solid foundation for addition, subtraction, and place value. Following the same distraction-free, high-contrast design as my best-selling Phonics resources, this math set allows students to focus entirely on the quan

Assess your students' ability to add numbers up to the hundreds place. Word problems are also included. There is NO REGROUPING. This practice and assessment is a great follow-up to the Addition Using Place Value Lesson.

Snag up this resource for your place value unit! Included are: standard, expanded, word forms independent practice pagecomparing & ordering whole numbers independent practice pagecomparing & ordering whole numbers problem solving pagecomparing & ordering whole numbers homework page

This lesson is designed to build a deep understanding of place value by teaching students how to break numbers apart into the value of each digit and then combine those place values to find the total. Students work specifically with numbers in the hundreds and tens places, making this an ideal resource for strengthening foundational addition skills without regrouping. The lesson follows a clear, supportive instructional flow that helps students move from teacher support to independent mastery.

Use this resource with the Properties of Addition Lesson for your students to have the properties in hand! Follow up the lesson with the Properties of Addition Practice and Assessment. The lesson will be included in a larger Addition and Subtraction Unit bundle. (coming soon!)

These cards can be easily used as exit slips or task cards. They require the students to identify the value of each digit, write the number in expanded form, and write the number in word form.