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Use this worksheet as an independent activity for students to practice comparing numbers. In this engaging dice game, students roll, draw, and compare numbers using greater than, less than, and equal to symbols. Because students must complete each step of the process, they are more likely to build a strong understanding of the skill. Each student’s results will be different, making this activity easy to extend by having students share and discuss their comparisons with classmates.

Use these worksheets to help students identify, count, and write numbers 11–13! Through hands-on activities with ten frames, students will learn to count on after ten and see how these numbers can be decomposed into “ten and some more.” They’ll practice counting, circling, tracing, and even singing along to number rhymes, making early number concepts fun, engaging, and memorable!

Use this simple presentation to have students practice adding on. This game helps students to count, add on, learn numbers and work on team work.

Use this simple game to help your learners practice their basic math facts.

Hang these posters so students can remember and identify addition and subtraction clue words.

Use this slideshow to easily, and errorlessly, teach addition clue words to your students.

These worksheets will help learners better understand what clue words are, and identify them in word problems.