Raquel Fabian

So, if your kids are two-digit subtraction champions :) BUT are a little stumped when it comes to regrouping to the hundreds place, then this is the activity for you. This activity can be used as an I-Spy game or simply as a group/partner/independent activity to help your kids practice subtracting with regrouping. Enjoy!

This activity allows your kids to create their very own story problems. They also show how to solve the problem and the answer on the back (in answer sheet). The story problems can be collected and made into a class book. Students will be able to read each other's story problems and try and solve them. They can check their work afterwards by looking at the answer sheet on the back.

These posters are great to place in your classroom to help your kids remember the steps to solving a word or story problem. This file includes the following steps: Read Plan Solve Check There are questions or reminders on each poster.

We noticed some of our kids were still struggling with adding money. So I made this engaging activity that I used as a morning warm up but you can also use it as a a center or activity. All you need are baggies of coins for partners :). Enjoy!

Students draw 4 one-digt cards and create two-two digit numbers. They then create a subtraction equation and solve it. There's room for 4 equations. This is a great morning warm up or a fun activity for students to review their subtraction skills. Directions are also on the sheet :).