TheMathManiac

Have you seen the magic of using 10 frames in your classroom? These 20 frame playing cards extend the power of the 10 frame into the teen numbers and are a useful tool in any K-2 classroom. From simple subitizing activities to adding double digit numbers, these are cards you will find yourself using again and again. This set includes - Large and small 20 frame and numeral cards. - Full color and black only printing options - Descriptions and pictures of 14 different activities that can be d

Number Puzzles on first grade skills such as counting to 120, place value, addition facts, subtraction facts. Hands on activities great for math centers, independent practice, partner work time, homework and more. This set includes - 10 different number puzzles working on skills like addition and subtraction facts, telling time, recognizing numbers to 120, matching numerals to base 10 pieces, adding a double digit number to a single digit number and finding 10 more and 10 less than a given n

This fun scavenger hunt will get your students up and moving around the room using technology to practice solving double digit multiplication. This scavenger hunt uses QR codes which are very engaging to students! This activity requires students to use a mobile device with a QR code reader such as a tablet, iPad, iPhone, Chromebook etc. Students scan the start card to get the first problem and then look for the card with the answer they got to scan for the next problem. The problems are all on

Do your students know how to use the equals sign?!?! This is a fun and easy way to get your students the practice they need using the equals sign in a relational way. Full color, engaging graphics and differentiated to meet the needs of all your students. This set includes cards at FOUR different levels!!!! Each card has an equation on it that is either true or false. They can be used in a whole group, partner or individual setting. Check out the preview file, you will love doing this activ

A two pack of worksheets to get at the big ideas of equality with addition and subtraction facts. Shows equations such as 7 = 4 + 3 and 6 + 8 = 7 + 7. Students have to identify which equations are true and which are false. This is a great way to see if your students are using the equals sign in a relational way not just as a signal that the answer is coming. Meets Common Core standard 1.OA.D.7. Also works well with second and third graders who are working on addition and subtraction facts

My students love this quick and easy way to practice adding 9. This game really helps students develop fluency with addition facts and is a lot of fun! All you need to play this game is dice and bingo chips. Just print and play! You might also be interested in Grade 2 Number Puzzles Kindergarten Number Puzzles Grade 1 and 2 Fraction Unit Plan To learn more about how I find creative ways for kids to practice math, check out my blog. You can also find me on Facebook and Pinterest.

If your students are working on teen numbers, this is just what you need to help them develop a visual model for numbers to 20. These two worksheets are great for a math center, homework or even an assessment. For more 20 frame fun be sure to check out my full set of 20 frame activities You might also be interested in First Grade Number Puzzles Bug Theme 20 Frames Ant Themed Problem Solving To learn more about how I find creative ways for kids to practice math, check out my blog. You can

This set of problems has provided me with a fun and engaging way to get my first and second graders the extra practice they need with solving problems. In this set of 12 problems, you will see a wide range of difficulty. I feel that most programs provide plenty of practice with addition number stories so I have limited the number of those found in this set. What you will find is tons of practice with different “subtraction” problems. Ones that ask questions such as how many more or how many

I use this double sided sheet in combination with a few games and routines to help my second and third graders think deeply about double digit subtraction and to help them develop thinking strategies for solving these problems and making sure the answers make sense. You can read a lot more about how I use this sheet in my own classroom and check out the simple, easy card games and routines I use to develop these ideas by checking out this blog post! You can also find me on Facebook and Pintere

I use this double sided sheet in combination with a few games and routines to help my second and third graders think deeply about double digit subtraction and to help them develop thinking strategies for solving these problems and making sure the answers make sense. You can read a lot more about how I use this sheet in my own classroom and check out the simple, easy card games and routines I use to develop these ideas by checking out this blog post! You can also find me on Facebook and Pintere