Melis

I created this power point to help my kindergartners understand the different combinations of 10. After the video, I had my students use yellow unifix cubes and place them in a mat that has a jar on it. While I read each page of the book, the students moved their "fireflies" into the jar. We then discussed what each equation was for each page. For the individual practice, I created a sheet that had a jar and equations with missing addends (ex. 3 + ___ = 10). The students then used their "fi

I made this power point that is separated into 2 sections (addition and subtraction). Frogs hop on the log for addition and hop off the logs for addition. It shows students a fun way to use the number line. Day 1 Show addition having students figure out the equations. Day 2 Show subtraction having students figure out the equations.

Are yur students having a hard time subtracting with regrouping? Here is a strategy I learnned to help my students with regrouping. This is the form I give to my students to help parents with the new strategy. Just print 2 on a page.

This power point has 4 story problems using the stop light method. 1. Read the problem. Underline the question. Circle the important numbers. 2. Draw the problem. 3. Solve the problem using a number line.