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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

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

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.

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

Playing games is a great way to practice time and reading the clock. Use these cards for memory games, card games, and other activities to practice: Reading the analog clock, o'clock, half past, A quarter past and to, twenty-five, twenty, ten five past and to.Matching digital to analog clock faces. The analog clock cards are separated into parts for better understanding and practice. Matching digital and analog clocks to the word form.The resource includes 120 cards and 2 print and digital spinn

These Halloween themed digital activities offer some different opportunities for students to experience numbers. Practice counting, identifying numbers, and representing numbers with different quantities are the goals of these activities. Students will build understanding and fluency with numbers using visuals in a fun way. A strong number sense is crucial for future understanding of more complex math topics. 75 slides are included in this package and three types of activities. The first 30 s

These digital activities offer some different and fun opportunities for students to experience numbers. Playing cards offer a different way of visualizing numbers 1-10 from 10 frames or base 10 blocks. The theme of the activities is from the story of Alice in Wonderland. Practicing counting, identifying, and representing numbers with different quantities are the goals of these activities. Students will build understanding and fluency with numbers using visuals in a fun way. 48 slides are includ

Hive can be played as a single-player or a multiplayer game and it encourages students to practice addition facts by finding the sums of the numbers 1-10. The players practice addition, improve their mental math, and gain automaticity. You can never have too many games for practicing math. A bigger variety of games means more engaged students. Check out Multihive a different version of this game for practicing multiplication and division. For the instructions and the print and digital version o

This Ghostly game aims to help students practice addition and subtraction to 20. The print version uses dice and the digital version uses a spinner. The goal of the game is to catch the other players (ghosts) by landing on the same spot.For the instructions and the print and digital version visit https://mathcurious.com/2020/10/25/ghost-chase-addition-subtraction-to-20-google-slides-version

The Great Escape Addition aims to help students practice addition facts and apply strategic thinking. The goal of the game is to be the first player to escape. The game is available in 3 options. Print version, multiplayer google slides version, and 2-player digital (coded) version.

I have collected some silly Halloween jokes that you can share with your students as a break or as an addition to virtual Halloween activities. I turned some into slides with illustrations to add them at the end of my Halloween themed math activities. You can do the same or just use them as an addition to a virtual Halloween celebration/party. Find the slides and the jokes collection below https://mathcurious.com/2020/10/26/halloween-humor/

"Chores" is a simple fun game to practice addition and regrouping. The game board is a chart of chores that the players need to move on using dice and try to get $10, $20, or $100. There are two ways you can play. The goal could be to make 10 or 20, or to make the most money before all the chores are done. Two game boards are provided along with 10 frames and 100 grid. Google slides version (with a spinner) included. Find the printable pdfs and the google slides version here. https://mathcuri

This is a winter holiday-themed game for students to practice addition to 20. The game is played on the transformed addition table which makes it easier for the students to find the answers if they need to. A low floor high ceiling game for all students to enjoy. We hope that you find it useful. The game is available in print and digital (google slides version) Find the link below Addition to 20 Scavenger Hunt game- Holiday Edition, Print, Digital