Jennifer Charette

This is a practice sheet for adding two digit numbers together. There are 10 problems adding 3 two digit numbers, 10 problems adding 4 two digit numbers, and a word problem.

24 Task Card where students tell which number comes next in the number sequence. These cards are counting by 1s only. To help differentiate, there is one set that is multiple choice and one that is open ended.

This is a 2 page document. One page is word problems where students have to add 3 two digit numbers together. The second page, students have to find the missing number in a pattern and find the total of all the numbers.

I'm new to selling on TPT. The preview shows a heading and the problems not lined up. When you download it, this is not the case. There is no heading and the ones and tens are lined up. Have students practice 3 and 4 two-digit addition either whole group, small group, or in a center. Answer sheet is provided. If using the answer sheet, give students an extra sheet of paper to work the problems out. You could also just give them a sheet of paper and have them put A-Z on the paper and work the p

2 Sets of 20 task cards - One set is multiple choice and one is open ended. These task cards have number sequences that have 2 missing numbers. Students have to identify the numbers that are missing. Clipart created by https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Fall-Black-and-White-Clip-Art-1432862

20 word problem task cards. Includes: Converting dimes/nickels to pennies Making change Add amounts Subtracting amounts. Answer key is included! Feedback is greatly appreciated!

This product has 14 sets of number to compare. The numbers to compare are between 0 and 10. Students are to circle which number is more.

20 Place Value Task Cards Skills include: Identifying how many tens and ones in a number. Writing numbers in expended form. Greater than, less than, or equal to. Number represented with base ten blocks

20 Task Cards - Task cards give students a number to start counting at and gives them the number to count to. (Example - Start counting at 33 and count to 47.)

Short addition word problems which are great for kindergarten or 1st grade. The numbers are in number format, not word format, which makes it easier for young students. There is space to draw pictures and a place to write the number sentence.

Mixed practice of adding and subtracting 10 and 100.