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Arrays are a great way to introduce multiplication in grade 2 and 3. Playing with arrays will help students model multiplication as repeated addition and understand the properties of multiplication. It is very important that we help students visualize and understand multiplication early on so that we build a strong foundation to support the learning of division, fractions and so much more. Students need to make connections that will help them gain automaticity with multiplication and division f

This jumbo collection of division activities (level 1-starting with division) is for the students that are just starting to learn division, grades 1,2,3 and it includes playful activities with lots of manipulatives to arrange and share in order to understand and solve division problems. (starting with dividing groups by two and moving on to arrays) Division vocabularysharing equallypartitive and quotative divisionword problems with manipulatives word problems with number-linesarrays (with and w

Math puzzles, math talks, warm-ups, for escape rooms, early finishers, challenge and more. Math puzzles are essentially math problems with a bit of a challenge or a twist that makes them interesting and exciting. Solving puzzles can help students develop a positive attitude towards maths as long as they are chosen carefully based on skill level so that they allow opportunities for success. Solving math puzzles at school and at home has many benefits. Math puzzles and brain teasers encourage st

These are simple matching games, bingo games, and four-in-a-row games for the introduction level of fractions. The game boards have simple visuals to help students recognize different fractions, and match equivalent ones. I have shared some games with visuals to practice completing one and matching equivalent fractions before, however, today’s games are simpler and include different ways of representing different fractions with numbers up to 6. The games come in print and digital (Google Slides

Activities on the 100 chart are a great way to build fluency with numbers in grades 1 and 2 and 3. Students can find patterns and relations, understand one more, one less, add and subtract tens and ones, count by 2,3, and so on. This resource includes 30 print activities and 36 digital ones (google slides) find the missing numbersput numbers in ordercomparepuzzles of the 100 chartcounting by 2,3,4,5The sides are used in edit mode so that the objects are movable. Find more number sense resource

Starting with multiplication Arrays and area models are a great way to introduce multiplication in grade 2 and 3. Playing with arrays will help students model multiplication as repeated addition and understand the properties of multiplication. It is very important that we help students visualize and understand multiplication early on so that we build a strong foundation to support the learning of division, fractions and so much more. Students need to make connections that will help them gain aut

Digital Activity with 4 games, 3 levels each, to practice Decomposing numbers, Regrouping, Addition, and Subtraction with 2-Digits numbers, and skip count by 2 & 5. Scaffolding with manipulatives and concrete visuals included. Instant Feedback. Chicken Escape — Chapter 1 is a collection of four math games ( work on tablets as well) for students grades k-3. Each game tackles a different early-math skill through a playful farmyard scene. This activity (and more to come ) are a continuation of

Print and digital activities for teaching time to the nearest hour and minute, half-past the clock, quarter past and to, explanations, discussions, puzzles, and more. Most of the activities include clocks divided into hour parts to help the students understand the clock better. There are activities with clocks without the partition as well. The activities are grouped to practice each concept individually and all the concepts together as well. Explanations for each concept, o'clock, half past,

Using the 100 grid, tens and ones for addition and subtraction.Using 100 grids to solve addition and subtraction problems is a great way for students to understand place value and regrouping. Placing/coloring tens and ones on a 100 (or more) grid helps them represent the first number and then add or subtract the second. They can see how the ones turn into tens in addition and how tens "break" to subtract ones. For subtraction, the first number is represented on the grid and the students color

Number Sense, number talks, comparing numbers, ordering numbers, find patterns represent numbers with 100s 10s and 1s, odd and even numbers, skip counting by 2,5 and 10. Students need a variety of activities to learn and experience numbers. This collection of digital activities (interactive google slides) will allow them to practice Decomposing numbers (adding groups to make the number) representing numbers with 100s 10s and 1s to 200Skip counting by 2,5, and 10Comparing numbersOrdering numbersO

Scales are a great hands-on tool for comparing numbers and learning about equivalence and it is a lot of fun for students to use. These printable and digital activity cards aim to help practice equivalence and addition/subtraction using the concept of scales. The students can use a physical scale to solve the problems or any other manipulatives like blocks or balls. There are many different levels of activity cards. The first few cards require students to draw or place groups of objects on one

There are some great free virtual tools on the web that can be used by students to practice skills and by teachers to explain different concepts. We have added some of our favorite ones for grades k-6 in this google slide. Feel free to use it as it is or edit it according to your needs. Find the link at https://mathcurious.com/2020/07/29/virtual-math-manipulatives/ Please make sure that you follow the link and make a copy before you add the link to your classroom.

Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percentages, area, perimeter, time, holiday activities, fluency, decomposing, puzzles, game. This jumbo bundle includes all the paid resources created by Mathcurious up to now. 49 resources, print, digital at a discounted price!

Decomposing numbers 11-20 with ten frames and base 10 Blocks, addition and subtraction. Help students deepen their understanding and find relations and strategies to enhance their mental math skills. Have the students use real counters (or any small objects) to complete the addition and subtraction problems. The students can count the counters on the print cards, mark the subtracted ones and add the added ones. For the digital cards, the students can drag and place the counters and the corre

Math puzzles, warm-ups, brainteasers, centers, challenge, math talks Are your students smarter than a chicken? Have them prove it. This resource is a collection of fun puzzles presented by the clever rebel chickens. The puzzles include problem-solving strategies such as logic reasoning, guess and check and revise, draw a diagram, find a pattern. They visit the concepts of number sense, addition, subtraction, multiplication, even-odd numbers, and more. The story: The rebel chickens have taken o

Number Sense, number talks, comparing numbers, ordering numbers, finding patterns represent numbers with 100s 10s, and 1s, odd and even numbers, skip counting by 2,5 and 10. This is the bundle with the print and digital version of the resource. Students need a variety of activities to learn and experience numbers. This collection of digital activities (interactive google slides) will allow them to practice Decomposing numbers (adding groups to make the number)representing numbers with 100s 10s

Representing numbers using base ten blocks, bead strings, and more manipulatives allows students to gain a concrete understanding of place value and regrouping. This resource includes 130 slides to practice representing numbers up to 1000 and place value with base 10 blocks, bead strings, and 100 grids. How to use this resource Use these activities for math centers and group work, as warm ups, to initiate discussions, for homework, and assessment. Find more place value resources here This reso

Arrays are a great way to introduce multiplication in grade 2 and 3. Playing with arrays will help students model multiplication as repeated addition and understand the properties of multiplication. It is very important that we help students visualize and understand multiplication early on so that we build a strong foundation to support the learning of division, fractions and so much more. Students need to make connections that will help them gain automaticity with multiplication and division f

Math puzzles, warm-ups, brainteasers, centers, challenge, math talks, print task cards Are your students smarter than a chicken? Have them prove it. This resource is a collection of fun puzzles presented by the clever rebel chickens. The puzzles include problem-solving strategies such as logic reasoning, guess and check and revise, draw a diagram, find a pattern. They visit the concepts of number sense, addition, subtraction, multiplication, even-odd numbers, and more. The story: The rebel chick

Number Sense, number talks, comparing numbers, ordering numbers, finding patterns represent numbers with 100s 10s, and 1s, odd and even numbers, skip counting by 2,5 and 10. This collection of 100 task cards will help the students practice Decomposing numbers (adding groups to make the number)representing numbers with 100s 10s and 1s Skip counting by 2,5, and 10Comparing numbersOrdering numbersOdd and Even numbersGroup numbers based on the given information (greater than ..., less than, differ