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These activities are aligned to the Common Core State Standards: 2OA.2 - Fluently add and subtract within 20 using mental strategies. By end of Grade 2, know from memory all sums of two one-digit numbers). I created these activities as fun, engaging ways for my second graders to master the harder addition facts. The first activity in this product is a Crash (POW) flashcard game. The flashcards contain the addition facts from 6 + 0 through 9 + 9. Make 2 copies of the addition fact cards

Here are some fun ways for your students to practice the first grade Dolch words. This file contains: All 41 first grade Dolch words on cards that can be used as individual flashcards, POW!, and several other games (game suggestions included). A blank sheet of cards is provided for you to customize for your class too. 8 pages of Roll A Sight Word printable sheets containing the sight words, along with a blank sheet you can customize 4 pages of letter box puzzles to practice 32 of the si

Here are some fun ways for your students to practice the Dolch sight words. All 220 words are on cute flashcards that can be used in a variety of ways: Heartbreaker (a game based on Pow/Bang with a Valentine's Day twist), Memory, Old Maid, Go Fish, and more. In addition to the sight word cards, there are two Bump games (one with pre-primer and primer words, one with first grade words). There are two Tic-Tac-Toe games for the pre-primer/primer words and two games for the first-third grade w

Here are some fun ways for your students to practice the sight words from the second grade Dolch list. This file contains: *All 46 second grade Dolch words on cards that can be used as individual flashcards or for several games (game suggestions included). A blank sheet of cards is provided for you to customize for your class too. *8 pages of Roll A Sight Word printable sheets containing the sight words, along with a blank sheet you can customize * 2 pages of letter box puzzles to pract

This file contains 60 cards for matching activities. The cards have numbers in expanded form, standard form, etc. Students have to match the 3-digit numbers up with their correct forms. These cards can be used in a few ways (I separate them into 2 sets of 30 cards for my classroom use). Here are two ideas: 1. Place cards in a center (I’d reduce them when copying first). Students work to match up the expanded form with the standard form of the number. 2. Silent Match Up ? Pass out one car