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Students roll a dice (ideally 10 sided) three times to make a 3 digit number. Then they add 1, subtract 1, add 10, subtract 10, add 100, subtract 100, add 1,000 to the original number. This can be easily modified to make it four or five digit numbers. Great for building number sense and "visualizing." Use place value blocks to reinforce if needed!

Engage students with this independent dice game. They roll a dice 3 times for 3 digits and write the smallest and largest number they can make with the 3 digits. Then they subtract. A great center activity or independent practice without the boring monotony of premade worksheets. This also includes a 4 digit version. Happy rolling!

This is a 2-4 player game. Students advance through the game by practicing the concept of writing & solving addition problems (without regrouping.) This is a great way to reinforce this concept. There are game cards for 2 digit or 3 digit play--spice things up and add both sets of cards! Includes game cards, lesson plans, game board, and blank addition problem recording sheet. If you enjoy the game, please leave feedback. Thank you and have fun! :)

These 5 subtraction worksheets support the pictorial (drawing level) introduced after students have built the concepts with place value blocks, and before they are solving problems with numbers alone (abstract level.) This is excellent for reinforcing WHY we regroup!! Use these after you're done teaching the "hands on" for each concept. Also, great for enrichment/challenge level work! -1st page: reviews drawing to solve 3 digit minus 2 digit problems. Students just write the answer in the horiz