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If you kids need extra practice with two digit subtraction without regrouping, this freebie is for you. Just print and pass out for them to practice!

This file contains everything students need to practice two digit with one digit addition and subtraction 1. Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) practice 2. Cut and Paste answers with problems Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) 3. Spin a Number Sentence (Addition and Subtraction with and without regrouping) 4. Hidden Pictures (Two Digit and One Digit Numbers Hidden in Pictures) Using the numbers create addition and subtraction facts. These activities are

Are you 1:1? Are you looking for a fun way to practice reviewing math skills in your classroom? This deck contains 20 cards that are End of the Year review for second grade. All of these skills are standards based. After second grade or at the beginning of third grade, students should be able to answer the questions. This is edition 2. This deck covers the following skills: addition, subtraction, double digit addition and subtraction, counting coins, fractions, 3-D shapes, edges, faces, ve

This file contains everything students need to practice three digit addition and subtraction. 1. Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) practice 2. Cut and Paste answers with problems Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) 3. Spin a Number Sentence (Addition and Subtraction with and without regrouping) 4. Hidden Pictures (Three Digit Numbers Hidden in Pictures) Using the numbers create addition and subtraction facts. These activities are great for extra pr

Adding two digits with one digit without regrouping tiny task cards. Students add the two addends together (no regrouping necessary), and record their answer on the recording sheet. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer key.

Subtracting Across Zeros from 100 tiny task cards. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer key.

Do your students need extra practice working on three digit subtraction without regrouping? If so, this page is for them! Just print and pass out for extra practice.

This file contains everything students need to practice simple addition and subtraction (up to 20) 1. Addition and Subtraction practice 2. Cut and Paste answers with problems Addition and Subtraction 3. Spin a Number Sentence (Addition and Subtraction) 4. Hidden Pictures (One Digit Numbers Hidden in Pictures) Using the numbers create addition and subtraction facts. These activities are great for extra practice, small group work, station work, and RTI.

Order of Operations Tiny Task Cards. Students look at the problem on the task card. They complete the problem in the order of operations. They record the answer to the problem on the student recording sheet. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer key

Do your students need help with skip counting by 5, 10, and 100 up to 1,000? This file contains math notebook or journal task cards. Students can choose (or the teacher can decide) which task cards the students complete in their journal. I have included directions on how use these in my classroom. This file also contains a poster or help page for students to see exactly what their journal page or notebook page should look like for skip counting. This activity would be good for small group and

Do your students need help with repeated addition and making arrays? This file contains math notebook or journal task cards. Students can choose (or the teacher can decide) which task cards the students complete in their journal. I have included directions on how use these in my classroom. This file also contains a poster or help page for students to see exactly what their journal page or notebook page should look like for making a model. This activity would be good for small group and RTI.

Write the Number Shown on the Dominoes Domino Math Tiny Task Cards. Students look at the task card, count up the number of dots shown on the dominoes and write the number shown on the student recording sheet. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer ke

Double Digit Addition without regrouping tiny task cards. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. Included is a teacher answer key.

Three Digit Subtraction with regrouping tiny task cards. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer key.

This file contains everything students need to practice three digit addition and subtraction. 1. Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) practice 2. Cut and Paste answers with problems Addition and Subtraction (with and without regrouping) 3. Spin a Number Sentence (Addition and Subtraction with and without regrouping) 4. Hidden Pictures (Two Digit Numbers Hidden in Pictures) Using the numbers create addition and subtraction facts. These activities are great for extra practice,

This file contains everything students need to practice simple multiplication and division. 1. Multiplication and Division practice pages 2. Cut and Paste answers with problems Multiplication and Division 3. Spin a Number Sentence (Multiplication) 4. Hidden Pictures Multiplication and Division Problems. These activities are great for extra practice, small group work, station work, and RTI.

Adding Money with Regrouping tiny task cards. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer key.

Number Patterns Skip Counting Tiny Task Cards. Students look at the problem on the task card. They complete the number pattern given. They record their answer for the missing numbers on the student recording sheet. These Tiny Task Cards include counting by 2, 3, 4, 5, 10. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make fo

Three Digit Addition with Regrouping tiny task cards. These cards can be cut out and used just like normal task cards. They can also be printed, stapled, and sent home for extra practice or used during RTI time since they are black and white and only one page. They also make for great interactive notebook work. Included is a teacher answer key.

This product can be used as a center activity and/or task cards. This product goes with Envision Second Grade Topic 1-2. To use as a center activity, cut out the story problems (addition joining sentences). Students will match the addition story problems to the part-part whole that matches the story problem. Students will lay the story problem on the part-part whole that matches the picture. There is a recording sheet for students to record their matches. To use as task cards, cut up the story