Will Tran

Determine if one number is 1 more, 1 less, 10 more, 10 less, 100 more, or 100 less than another number for 2- and 3-digit numbers. Skip count on a number line. 2 pages of worksheets and 2 additional differentiated pages.

Addition on a Number Line This set of worksheets has an anchor chart showing how to add on a number line by first making a multiple of 10 and practice problems. There are 5 pages of practice problems that increase in level of independence and difficulty. The first page has blanks for students to complete each step. The second page has blanks to write a decomposed number sentence and has the student complete the rest. The third page only has a blank for the student to do the work. The fourth and

This is an emergent reading resource I created. Letter sounds, blending, segmenting, VC, CVC, CVCC, and CVCe word reading, short sentences, and short passages are in the lessons and build off of each other. I chose the order the letters are introduced in based on how many CVC words I could create. I chose the irregular words based on looking at Fry's word list, the Dolch word list, the letters already taught in the lessons, and my thoughts on what irregular words would be useful.

This is a 23 inch x 33 inch anchor chart for adding to get to a friendly number. 3 steps are given to decompose a number, add to make a multiple of 10, and then find the sum.

This document contains an anchor chart demonstrating how to subtract one-digit and two-digit numbers with regrouping on an anchor chart and six pages of practice problems. The first three practice pages show each of the steps in using a place value chart. The last three pages only provide a place value chart and a problem. The problems in the last three pages increase in difficulty.

This pdf contains 2 pages of subtraction by a friendly number, 2 pages of addition by getting to a friendly number, and 2 word problems. There are an additional 4 pages of differentiated addition and subtraction problems.

This document contains an anchor chart demonstrating how to add one- and two-digit numbers with regrouping on an anchor chart and six pages of practice problems. The first three practice pages show each of the steps in using a place value chart. The last three pages only provide a place value chart and a problem. The problems in the last three pages increase in difficulty.

This is an anchor chart demonstrating subtraction with regrouping.

This document has numbers 1 to 100 paired by their partner of 100. 90 is paired with 10, 95 is paired with 5. These cards can be used to practice partners of 100 with games such as Go Fish and Memory/Concentration.

In these worksheets, learners work with addition through counting up from the larger number, number bonds, and adding one-digit numbers.

This is an anchor chart demonstrating addition with regrouping.

This activity can be used to practice partners of 100. In the game, players are given playing cards with two numbers that pair with two other numbers on two other cards to total 100.

This anchor chart models 2-digit plus 2-digit addition with regrouping on a place value chart.

This is a 23 inch x 33 inch anchor chart for adding to get to a friendly number. 3 steps are given to decompose a number, add to make a multiple of 10, and then find the sum.

Six different activities per sight word are included. Sight words: away am blue me on the this up was went you

This pdf contains 9 pages of 9 sight words. Each page has 6 activities to practice a sight word. The sight words included are: me, the, this, was, went, you, am, on, up

This document contains an anchor chart demonstrating how to add two-digit numbers with regrouping on an anchor chart and six pages of practice problems. The first three practice pages show each of the steps in using a place value chart. The last three pages only provide a place value chart and a problem. The problems in the last three pages increase in difficulty.

This document contains an anchor chart and five pages of practice problems. The anchor chart demonstrates how to add by decomposing a number and get to a multiple of 10 using the arrow method. The first practice problem page supports students in going through each of the steps of the arrow method. The second and third practice problem pages offer less support than the first page but still support the student in using the arrow method. The fourth and fifth pages have problems the student works th

Addition on a Number Line This set of worksheets has an anchor chart showing how to add on a number line by first making a multiple of 10 and practice problems. There are 5 pages of practice problems that increase in level of independence and difficulty. The first page has blanks for students to complete each step. The second page has blanks to write a decomposed number sentence and has the student complete the rest. The third page only has a blank for the student to do the work. The fourth and

6 problems to introduce addition and subtraction of multiples of ten using the place value chart plus a 7 problems to assess for understanding. A second copy is included with different assessment problems.