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Download this free toy that you can print, cut, and fold to make a fun way for students to review adding with 9s. It's part of a series of products that feature fortune tellers (AKA cootie catchers), including ADDITION , SUBTRACTION , MULTIPLICATION , DIVISION facts, and a BUNDLE of all four products that saves you $$. Thanks for visiting my Simply Math store. Please take a moment to leave a comment when you purchase a product. – • – ♥ – • – Click on the ★ to follow me and find out about n

This product contains fortune tellers I created for ADDITION , SUBTRACTION , MULTIPLICATION , and DIVISION . It's a great way to differentiate for all your students. Everyone plays with a fortune teller that reviews just the math facts they need to learn. Choose from fortune tellers for one or two players, color or blackline letters and numbers, or blank fortune tellers that capable students might use to create a new fortune teller, maybe to share with classmates. A web page shows you

Do your kids ♥ creating fortune tellers? You might also call them cootie catchers. This product contains fortune tellers for one or two players, with color and blackline letters that can be colored. Consider printing blank fortune tellers so your capable students can create their own fortune tellers, maybe to share with classmates. A web page created for my fortune tellers has directions both in print and text so you can see how to create this fun toy. There's also variations on the rules you m

My kids ♥ creating fortune tellers! You might call them cootie catchers. Choose from fortune tellers for one or two players, color or blackline letters that can be colored. You might print the blank pages for your capable students so they can create their own fortune tellers, maybe to share with classmates. Use a web page to see how to create this fun toy and read rules that are in addition to the simple rules you'll find at the bottom of each page. This can be a fun resource for teams of stud

My kids ♥ creating fortune tellers, AKA cootie catchers! Do yours? I've included fortune tellers for one or two players, color or blackline pages that can be colored, and blank pages for capable students to create their own fortune tellers, maybe to share with classmates. Use a web page to see how to create this fun toy and read rules that are in addition to the simple rules you'll find at the bottom of each page. A fun resource for teams of students to share while reviewing their math facts.

Kids ♥ creating fortune tellers, AKA cootie catchers. In this great product I've included fortune tellers for one or two players, both color and blackline resources that can be colored, and blank pages for capable students to create their own fortune tellers. Use a web page created just for my fortune tellers to see how to create this fun toy and read rules that are in addition to the simple rules you'll see at the bottom of each page. A fun resource for families and teams of students to share

Are your students learning their subtraction facts? Do they need to practice with a simple, fun game to build their confidence in this skill? Choose from eleven different games. Open the file, print cards and answer keys. You'll have games for all your students. Sending the game home for students to practice is quick and easy. Thanks for visiting my Simply Math store. Please take a moment to leave a comment when you purchase a product. – • – ♥ – • – Find amazing and creative resources for

A GREAT game, just like "Who's Adding?" that's part of my Math Night Made Super Easy! product. Kids try to get three or four markers in row in a game that asks them to multiply numbers AND use strategies to win and avoid losing! Have kids get more that four in a row in order to win to easily challenge your more capable math students. Use a video to introduce the game to yourself or your students. Print and send the game home for families to play and/or give them a card so they can download

A GREAT game, just like "Who's Multiplying?" that's part of my Math Night Made Super Easy! product. Kids try to get three or four markers in row in a game that asks them to add numbers AND use strategies to win and avoid losing! Have kids get more that four in a row in order to win to easily challenge your more capable math students. Use a video to introduce the game to yourself or your students. Print and send the game home for families to play and/or give them a card so they can download

For the second grade teachers or anyone who wants their kids to practice mentally adding by 10 or 100. Choose from four versions of the game: add by 10, subtract by 10, add by 100, or subtract by 100. The games are color coded to make them easier to sort if the cards are mixed up. Differentiate for the different levels of skill in your classroom by choosing just the game that a student needs to practice math skills. Check out our other great products, including MEMORY games and other games fo