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This worksheet helps students practice addition doubles facts (e.g., 1+1, 2+2, 3+3, etc.) using visual ten frames to build conceptual understanding. Each problem includes a pair of ten frames—one for each addend—allowing students to represent the doubles fact with counters or drawings before writing the equation and sum.

Doubles Facts Math Bundle | Doubles, Near Doubles, and Part-Part-Whole WorksheetsMake mastering addition doubles facts fun and visual with this Doubles Math Bundle! This bundle includes engaging worksheets and activities that help students understand number relationships, recognize doubles patterns, and build addition fluency—all while having fun! Perfect for first and second grade, these print-and-go pages are great for centers, morning work, intervention, or small group instruction.

🎉 67th Day of School Activities! 🎉 To celebrate our 67th day of school, we’ll be enjoying a few special learning activities centered around the number 67! These activities are designed to be fun, engaging, and still connected to our first-grade math and literacy standards.

This quiz assesses students’ understanding of addition doubles facts up to 12 + 12. Each problem presents a basic doubles equation (e.g., 1 + 1, 2 + 2, 3 + 3, etc.) and requires students to write the correct sum. The quiz focuses on fluency, accuracy, and automaticity with doubles facts, which serve as foundational skills for future addition strategies. At the end of the quiz, there are two bonus challenge questions—20 + 20 and 100 + 100—to encourage students to apply their doubles knowledge t

🔢 Doubles Facts Part-Part-Whole Worksheet – Composing Numbers | First & Second Grade MathMake learning doubles facts fun and visual with this Part-Part-Whole Composing Numbers worksheet! This printable activity helps students practice addition with doubles while strengthening their understanding of number composition. Perfect for small groups, math centers, or independent practice! ✨ What’s Included: 1 engaging worksheet focusing on doubles facts Part-Part-Whole model to build number s

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Easy printable 120-number chart! Simply cut out number strips and paste them together. Laminate for better quality!