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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.

This center is designed to help students with turn-around addition problems. Laminate and cut out cards. Student will find the matches that show the turn-around math problem. (Ex. 3+2=5 2+3=5) This can be used in small group or math stations.

This is a math center to practice identifying missing numbers. All you need to do is print, cut, and laminate the pieces and you have a ready to use math center. It includes a worksheet for accountability and to check for understanding.

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

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 center game to reinforce the CCSS: 1.OA.5 It will help your students understand how to represent a number on a ten-frame and also to be able to tell you how many more they will need to make a complete 10. Simple to make! Print, laminate mat and cards add counters and they are ready to play! Please stop by my blog at www.frog-tasticfirstgrade.blogspot.com