Pam's Pointers

You can give the students the work sheets as they are or make a template for them to make their own subtraction and addition number bonds. On the Number Bond and Subtraction Sentence template with the cubes, cross out some of the cubes for each problem. Copy this worksheet and have the children write number bonds and subtraction sentences to correspond with the cubes. Emphasize that the greatest number must be written first in a subtraction sentence.

This product is a combination of my Addition Number Bond Templates and my Subtraction Number Bond Templates that I sell for $3.00 each on this site. You can get all 20 templates and ideas how to use them by downloading this product. I use these activities to teach addition and subtraction and story problem solving. These templates can be adapted for whole group, with partners, for stations, or for homework. I have added templates to record both the domino and the number bonds that can be ma

I have included 10 templates for number bonds activities to use mainly with my first graders to teach addition and problem solving. I also explained what a number bond is and listed ideas for students to create their own number bonds with dominos, a math balance, chips, and dice. These activities can be done whole group, with partners, or at stations. I also have a vocabulary practice page of math vocabulary words needed for working with number bonds. Template are included for creating numb

This product is a combination of my Addition Number Bond Templates and my Subtraction Number Bond Templates that I sell for $3.00 each on this site. You can get all 20 templates and ideas how to use them by downloading this product. I use these activities to teach addition and subtraction and story problem solving. These templates can be adapted for whole group, with partners, for stations, or for homework. I have added templates to record both the domino and the number bonds that can be ma

I have included 10 templates for number bonds activities I use with my first graders to teach subtraction and problem solving. I explain what a number bond is and list ideas for students to create their own number bonds for subtraction problems. I also explain how I use the template with number cubes on it which can also be assigned for homework. These worksheets can be used with whole group, with partners, or at math stations. I include a math quiz and templates for writing number bonds for

Keep track of either the Summer or Winter U. S. Olympic Medals count by filling in a circle for each medal earned on one of the 4 graphs I made. I have space for 30 of each medal on the Winter Olympic graph. I have space for 50 of each medal on the Summer Olympic graph. I used past Olympic medal totals as a guide to how many circles I made for medals. In the Summer Olympics 2016, the U. S. earned 46 gold medals, 37 medals silver, and 38 bronze medals. I also included two graphs that can

Copy wings and eye pattern on white paper. Copy body on tan construction paper. Copy the large circle (spy glass) on bright construction paper. Children then cut out the circles and ovals and glue them on the large circle to make Fly Guy. They can also draw Fly Guy using Youtube instructions and write their own original story about Fly Guy on the template for lined paper included. I displayed both the paper Fly Guys and my student's illustrated stories in the hall for everyone to see.