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Scoot is a fun, engaging, active game that kids love to play again and again. This download contains 4 variations of scoot games to practice or reinforce making combinations of 10 - such an important skill in first grade! Please click the PREVIEW button above to see the cards included. The variations are: ten frame, simple number, missing addend & spinner. Do them separately or mix it up for more of a challenge. Each set contains 24 task cards. If you have more than 24 students you could make

Scoot is a fun, engaging, active game that kids love again and again. This freebie contains 1 scoot game to practice, reinforce or even assess combinations of 10 - such an important skill in first grade! Recording sheet also included. **This freebie used to contain 4 variations on the scoot game. However, this violated TPT freebie guidelines which states that freebies shouldn’t be more than about 10 pages. This is still more than 10 pages but much closer… So I’ve added the other games as a pai

After the success of my addition to 10 Bingo, I went ahead and made subtraction within 10 to go with it! Bingo is a great, simple and fun game that kids love to play over and over, and it works with almost any skill. They won't even realize they're practicing math facts! You can find my other Bingo games here: Addition to 10 Bingo Doubles Bingo

After the success of my Addition to 10 Bingo game in helping my kids learn those facts, I decided to also create a Doubles Bingo game for my classroom. This download includes game boards for practicing doubles facts and doubles + or - 1 facts. There are 2 game options within each skill. In game 1, students use boards with the sum. The teacher calls doubles facts and students find the correct sum on their board. In game 2, students use the boards with facts and the teacher calls the sum. This is

Give a Dog a Bone is a fun way for kids to practice recognizing true and false addition facts. This aligns to the CCSS 1.OA.D.7, although I have not added subtractions facts yet. I hope to in the near future and these will be available free if you have already purchased the packet. It's a great activity for small groups, guided math or independent practice. It could also be used as an informal assessment for the standard. Directions for set up and play are included in the download. I hope it's

Do your kids need MORE addition practice? Are they bored with worksheet after worksheet? What's the Scoop? might be exactly what you need to get them excited about addition again! This is an ice cream themed addition activity/game. It can be played during small group time or during independent centers. Recording sheets are also included. Students take ice cream scoop and place on the cone mats. They then add the numbers on their scoops. {They need to already have been taught strategies for 3 a