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Build a race car scene by: Rolling one die (subitizing) for toddlers and preschoolers Rolling 2 dice and adding for preschoolers through second grade Spinning the provided spinners and subtracting. The subtraction spinners cover the 10 and 9 tables. Includes 2 sheets/different difficulty levels. Rolling 2 dice and multiplying. Also included in this download are addition, subtraction, and multiplication recording sheets for added practice. Every time they roll or spin, they write down the

This math race car bundle includes some of my free products in my store along with some new activities as well! Race Car Board Game- includes game, cards, and dice- 3 pages Roll and Subitize, Add, Subtract, or Multiply to build a Race Car Scene- 11 pages Count by 5's to 100 and Clip- 2 pages Count by 2 to 100 and Clip- 3 pages Count 1-20 and Clip- 4 pages Race Car Cutting Practice- 2 pages Do-a-Dots- 10 pages Spin and Graph- 2 pages 18 Skip Counting Puzzles by 1's, 2's, 5's, and 10's- 18 Pages

Similar to my addition and multiplication mats, here are 6 mats with different themes, and 6 pages of cards to match. Print out the mats on cardstock and laminate or put in page protectors. Then, print out the cards, laminate, and cut up. Children match the cards to the correct spot on the mat. The cards each have a subtraction problem on them. The mats have the differences. Each page features really adorable clipart. The themes are spring, barbeque, camping, flowers, children, and summer

What child doesn't like Tic-Tac-Toe? In this download are the addition tables from 1 to 10! You receive TEN color AND black and white Tic-Tac-Toe games (20 games total) to help your student/child learn their facts QUICKLY! X's and O's are also provided, though you don't have to print and laminate them if you don't want. Use manipulatives instead (rocks, gems, buttons, etc.). Print the games and place in a page protector for durability. If you're a parent, take a game or two with you to a

You are going to LOVE these addition mats! These are a perfect way to help little ones learn their addition tables! Each page includes one large grid. On the left half are one set of tables, and on the right are a different set. I went in order, meaning the 1's and 2's are on the same mat, 3's and 4's on another, 5's and 6's, and so on through 10. Each mat (page) has a different theme. The themes are Christmas/winter, beach, space, ocean animals, and superheros! Inside each square is a

What child doesn't love Tic-Tac-Toe? This is a FUN way for young ones to memorize their facts! In this download, 10 different game boards are included in color AND BW- that's 20 games in all! Plus, X's and O's are included, but you can play with manipulatives instead (rocks, buttons, gems, etc.). Print the game boards and slip into page protectors. If you're a parent, take a game or two with you to a restaurant or a doctor's office. Educators, send home with a struggling student or place i

If you're looking for a fun way to teach and review those multiplication tables, look no further! This download includes 12 pages- 6 mats and 6 pages of cards. Each mat consists of products from 2 different multiplication tables, decorated with different clipart themes. On the pages following each mat are cards labeled with multiplication problems and a matching clipart. The themes are birthday, ice cream, pre-historic, monsters, breakfast treats, and gardening. There are MANY ways to use t

This is a fun way to practice beginning math facts! Be sure to visit Training Treasures, http://trainingtreasures.blogspot.com for more freebies and ideas! Print the following game boards and place in page protectors for durability. Games can be 1 or more players. Roll, Subtract, and Cover- Roll 2 dice and subtract the lowest number from the highest. Then, cover the correct answer with a marker of choice (rock, button, gem, etc.). Game is over when board is filled. Roll, Add, and Cover- R

What a fun way to practice those addition math facts! Each player chooses a different set of playing pieces (rocks, buttons, etc.). Youngest player spins first. Player must find a math fact that equals the number they spun and cover that bell with one of their playing pieces. If the player answers incorrectly, the other player may steal the correct bell by finding the correct answer and covering it with their own piece instead. Then, they may spin for their own turn. Players alternate