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Double Bump & Double Double Bump ×4 – Multiplication Facts Game PackTurn multiplication practice into a game your students will beg to play! This Double Bump game pack makes mastering doubles (x2) and Double, Double (×4) facts hands-on, interactive, and full of friendly competition. With simple rules and quick rounds, it’s the perfect addition to your math centers, small-group rotations, or early-finisher bins. Students roll, multiply, bump, and lock spaces on the board while building automatic

Jump the River | Addition & Subtraction Math Game Make practicing math facts fun and hands-on with Jump the River! This interactive dice game helps students master addition and subtraction while keeping them engaged and excited. With three differentiated versions, you can easily adapt the game to meet the needs of all your learners. How It WorksStudents roll a dice, move along the game board, and add or subtract linking cubes based on where they land. At the end, players count their stacks to

Practice your double facts with this fun "I have..." "Who has..." game. Great as a math warm up, in small groups or as a whole class.

This bundle of resources will have your students practicing adding and subtracting 10's and groups of 10! What's Included: - Adding and subtracting 10's workbook practice. - Adding and Subtracting 10's (calculate in many ways) worksheet practice. - Shopping Workpack (Adding 10's & 1's). - Shopping Workpack (Subtracting 10's and 1's).

Make learning doubles facts fun and engaging with this St. Patrick’s Day Math Bundle! This resource includes TWO hands-on games, a 10-page worksheet pack, and a doubles facts strategy poster to help students build number fluency and confidence with doubling numbers.

Help your students visualize addition and subtraction with these fun ten frame games. What included: - 2 Playing Boards (addition & subtraction) - 2 Story Telling Boards (addition & subtraction) - 2 More or Less Spinners What Students are Learning: - Addition & Subtraction within 100. - Read world connections. - "More than", "less than" language. Use this game over and over again by laminating it or putting it in a dry erase sleeve.

Help your students visualize regrouping strategies with this fun "more than 29" math game. What included: - Playing Board - Story Telling Board - More or Less Spinner What they are learning - Addition (bridging and regrouping). - Read world connections. - "More than", "less than" language.

This comprehensive work pack covers key concepts such as number sense, place value, and addition and subtraction. Each worksheet progressively increases in difficulty, helping students build confidence as they tackle more challenging problems. With the option to choose their own numbers, students gain a sense of autonomy in their learning. Perfect for independent practice, this pack helps students deepen their understanding of place value, especially when adding or subtracting multiples of 10. I

Help your students visualize subtraction with this fun "less than 65" math game. What included: - Playing Board - Story Telling Board - More or Less Spinner What they are learning - Subtraction (ten frames, within 100). - Read world connections. - "More than", "less than" language. Use this game over and over again by laminating it or putting it in a dry erase sleeve.

This number bond activity is an essential part of mathematical thinking (place value, addition and subtraction). Students need to understand that numbers can be broken apart and put back together again. This engaging activity will have students playing and exploring with numbers!

This worksheet is a great resource to use in your lessons or as an assessment of what students know and understand. Have students show their place value understanding and flexible thinking by representing numbers in multiple ways. In my classroom, I like to reinforce that there is not one right way to do math. Mathematicians always find the easiest way to solve a problem. For students to become strong and confident in math they need to understand numbers in a variety of forms and practice solv

Bring some St. Patrick’s Day fun into your math lessons with this engaging Doubles Facts Practice Pack! Designed for young learners, this set includes 10 themed worksheets to reinforce addition skills and number fluency with doubles facts.

Use this worksheet in a multigrade classroom or in a classroom with a range of abilities. Each worksheet has choice based questions that range in ability level. Students get to choose the questions they wish to solve. Students can choose which column to choose is a good fit for them. Teachers can support students in choosing a good fit column.

This ready to use worksheet walks you through 3 days of written math activities usually used over a week. I often pair it with a day of STEM work and a day of math games. This worksheet includes strategy instructions in a visual form and guides students through self practice with dice. Furthermore, it fosters choice by providing multiple equations students can work on based on their own personal comfort level.

Math Facts to 20 - Making 10's A lesson plan that can be used in class with your students. It covers the Number Talks strategy "Making 10's". This aligns with the Bc curriculum.

Do you need a fun whole class activity to help your students with their double facts? Play this game, HIT. What it includes: - Teacher Instructions - Student instructions - 4 game boards (meant to be projected on a screen).

Make learning doubles fun with this engaging March-themed math game! Simply place the game board inside a clear sleeve and use a whiteboard marker for reusable play. Cut out the number cards and place them face down. Draw a card, place it on the game board, and double the number. A great hands-on way to build number fluency and reinforce doubling skills!

This ready to use worksheet walks you through 3 days of written math activities usually used over a week. I often pair it with a day of STEM work and a day of math games. This worksheet includes strategy instructions in a visual form and guides students through self practice with dice. Furthermore, it fosters choice by providing multiple equations students can work on based on their own personal comfort level.