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Do your students struggle with subtraction? I call this strategy "Learning to use my inner number line!" This is the strategy that I used to use when calculating the change I needed to give during my years as a waitress. This strategy teaches students to learn to count up in order to find the difference between two numbers. This product includes an example, as well as 4 different practice sheets for differentiation. This product is best used when laminated OR placed in a page protector so that

Students will learn how to properly draw fractions. Includes a page to explain how to draw equal parts, as well as a practice sheet for both rods and circles.

Do your students struggle with understanding decimals? This information page and worksheet will help them to understand that adding zeros after the last digit in the decimals place can help make adding decimals easier to understand. For this activity, students will add the whole numbers together, and then add tenths and hundredths. The activity does not include regrouping decimals into whole numbers. This product includes an information sheet, a worksheet and an answer key as an introduction to

Reusable Doubles Practice. Students will learn to multiply by 2, 4 and 8 by doubling once, twice, three times. Students will roll the dice, write the number at the top of the page and then double it. This works best laminated or in a page protector.