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Adding Three Addends Game: Fall These three addends game boards can be used for a math tub or center activity. All you need is a partner, three dice and two different colours of counters. Students take turns rolling three dice, adding them together, and placing a counter on the sum. Four in a row wins the game! This product includes: • 12 blackline game boards (two per page) You can print the game boards on white or colored paper. For extra durability, I recommend laminating the game boards.

Canadian Money SCOOT! Game (Sums to $5) includes: • SCOOT! directions • 28 Canadian coin task cards with sums to $5 • 2-page recording sheet • Answer key How to Play: Students add up the value of the Canadian coins on each task card and record the value on their recording sheet. When the teacher says SCOOT, everyone moves to the next card. You can also use the task cards and recording sheets for a centre activity. If you have any issues printing, please select "fit" rather than "actual size"

Canada BundleSave $6 by purchasing my grade 2/3 Canadian money and Canadian social studies products as a bundle! Partial answer key included Please see the individual product listings for more details and product previews. Classroom-tested in grades 2 and 3. This product is licensed for personal classroom use. Don't forget to check out my other resources, specifically for Canadian teachers!Thanks for your interest! Don't forget to leave feedback to earn credits toward future purchases. Nicole Ch

3-Digit Addition & Subraction Task Cards These three-digit addition and subtraction task cards can be used for a SCOOT! game, math centre, or classroom scavenger hunt. This product includes: • 36 full-colour task cards for 3-digit addition (no regrouping) • 36 full-colour task cards for 3-digit subtraction (no regrouping) • Recording sheet for addition • Recording sheet for subtraction • Answer Key Please Note: Half of the cards have horizontal equations and half of the cards have vertical

In this Grocery Money Game students will practice adding coin amounts to $1 using any currency. How To Play:The teacher holds up a grocery flyer card and calls out the name of the food item and its price. Each student builds that amount using plastic coins. The first to correctly build the amount, "wins" the card! This Grocery Money Game includes a food card for each denomination up to $1 (no pennies). The packet includes:• 47 food cards, separated by colour into food groups (amounts up to $1)

Canadian Money Bundle Save almost $2 by purchasing my Canadian money products as a bundle! This bundle includes the following four products: Canadian Money Game Canadian Money SCOOT! (Sums to $1) Canadian Money SCOOT! (Sums to $5) Canadian Coin Posters (Polka Dot) Please see the individual product listings for more details and product previews. Classroom-tested and aligned with the BC (British Columbia) Math IRP for grade 2 and grade 3. This product is licensed for personal classroom use.

Canadian Money SCOOT! Game (Sums to $1) includes: • SCOOT! directions • 28 Canadian coin task cards with sums to $1 • 2-page recording sheet • Answer key How to Play: Students add up the value of the Canadian coins on each task card and record the value on their recording sheet. When the teacher says SCOOT, everyone moves to the next card. You can also use the task cards and recording sheets for a centre activity. If you have any issues printing, please select "fit" rather than "actual size"

Bar Graph: QR Codes Students will scan the QR codes to reveal the number of students who voted for each animal. They will complete a guided bar graph and answer questions about the data. There is also a bar graph template included, so students can create their own question. Students will gather data from their classmates, complete the bar graph, and answer some questions about the information gathered. Please see the thumbnail and previews for more details. This Data Analysis QR Code Activ

Cupcake Money Challenge: QR Codes Students will scan the QR codes to reveal the cost of 12 cupcakes from two different stores. They are faced with the challenge of deciding which cupcakes to purchase. Students will need prior experience calculating dollars and cents up to $5 and multiplying two-digit numbers by 10. This cupcake QR code challenge includes: • 12 QR code price cards • 1 guided word problem printable worksheet • 1 template for students to create their own math challenge • blank