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These are workmats to help students learn greater than, less than, and equal to with 2-digit numbers. Laminate workmats and alligator game pieces. Provide linking cubes or base ten blocks along with game and use in small group or math station. Students will use cubes to decide which number is greater and which alligator piece belongs in the row. They will then record their answers on the provided worksheet.

This can be used in small groups or math stations. The students will match the monsters and then put them in number order from least to greatest or greatest to least depending on your need. Laminate and cut out monsters to use in your station.

This is a fun way to practice those addition facts. Students will be given 1 minute timed tests starting with ones. As they pass each level they will add a gumball to their machine. Once they know all facts for 1-9 they will have a full gumball machine and will be ready to move to the subtraction version.

This is a fun way to practice those subtraction facts. Students will be given 1 minute timed tests starting with ones. As they pass each level they will add a gumball to their machine. Once they know all facts for 1-9 they will have a full gumball machine and will be ready to move to double digits.

I have found that kids absolutely LOVE the math game of Bump! So, I decided to create some different game boards to mix things up each month. The rules of the game never change so once they know how to play, putting out a new game board will just add a little more excitement. Rules to play: This game is for 2 players. They will need 1 game board (print & laminate), 2 dice, and each player needs 10 cubes or counters in 2 different colors. They take turns rolling, adding up the number on the dic

I have found that kids absolutely LOVE the math game of Bump! So, I decided to create some different game boards to mix things up each month. The rules of the game never change so once they know how to play, putting out a new game board will just add a little more excitement. Rules to play: This game is for 2 players. They will need 1 game board (print & laminate), 3 dice, and each player needs 10 cubes or counters in 2 different colors. They take turns rolling, adding up the number on the dic

This is a typical game of I have, who has using addition facts from 1-20. To create just print, laminate, and cut cards.

Next level of Gumball Math Madness. This includes 10-16's and then 5 mixed time tests of addition problems within 20.

This is the 4th level of timed tests for the Gumball Math Madness Series. These problems focus on subtraction from 10-16 and 5 different mixed levels.

This center activity will have students practicing their doubles addition facts. Just print, laminate, and cut to prepare this center. There is a recording sheet included for student accountability.

This is a center to practice subtraction number sentences. Just print, laminate, and cut out pieces. Includes a recording sheet that can be printed as a worksheet or placed in a dry erase pocket and used with a dry erase marker.

This is a math center to practice quantity discrimination. Print, cut, and laminate the cards. Students can work with a partner or individually to find the biggest number. Have them circle it with a dry erase marker. Match up the corresponding card to the included worksheet and write the answer. You can use the paper as a worksheet or inside a dry erase sleeve. I have included an answer sheet to check for understanding quickly.

This center focuses on practicing with fact families. Simple to create and use right away. Print and laminate the cards. Students will record the fact family for each card onto the recording sheet. You can print and copy the recording sheet as a worksheet or place in a page protector to make it dry erase. This center activity corresponds with CCSS 1.OA.4.

This activity can be used in a small group or in math stations. Students will use a ten-frame and counters if needed to solve simple subtraction problems and find the apple with the matching answer.