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Flash cards for addition and subtraction facts 1-9 (plus one, minus one, plus two, minus two, etc.) The addition cards do include turnaround facts. Please note: the flashcards do not have answers on the back. I send home a note to parents and also let my students know that it is their responsibility to write and study the correct number on the back of their flashcards.

Subtraction task cards! This set includes two sets of task cards featuring subtraction with regrouping. For students that need a challenge, one set of cards contains several one-step and two-step word problems that involve subtraction with regrouping. Task cards can be used for: a silent scavenger hunt, scoot game, center, and many more! These love monsters are perfect for Valentine's Day. I use these cards as a review of chapter 4 McGraw Hill MyMath series.

My students love to play this place value game! They roll a die and decide which place value to write the digit in. The goal is to get a number that is greater than your partner's. This game gets students thinking and covers standards 2.NBT.A.1 (understanding that place value represents amounts of hundreds, tens, and ones) and 2.NBT.A.4 (comparing three digit numbers, greater than and less than). I copy my gameboards onto colorful cardstock and laminate so that students can use dry erase marker