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!

I dont know if this has happened to you but when I teach two-digit addition my kids usually get really good at adding with or without regrouping separately. When I give them a little bit of both together in one activity though, it's like I never taught it and they never learned it :/. On that note, I decided that they needed more exposure to mixed two-digit addition equations with/without regrouping and made this activity. This file includes: directions equation cards recording sheet sorting she

So I figured since my kids need to work on this same concept in addition, I should get ahead of the game here and prepare an activity with two digit subtraction equations with/without regrouping. The file includes: directions monster card set recording sheet sorting mat/sheet (all of these are in color and b/w) Enjoy :)

This activity has three posters that teach three different ways to understand an array: repeated addition of items in rows, repeated addition of items in columns, and multiplying number of columns and rows. This file includes: * Three posters (color & b/w) * 24 array cards (color & b/w) * Recording sheets (color & b/w) Enjoy!

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 :).