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Making Ten to Add & Subtract: A Live Workshop for K–2 Teachers
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Enhance addition skills with this 1st Grade Math Center for Adding to 5, 10, & 20! This differentiated game helps students practice and master sums to 5, 10, and 20 through a print-and-play game.
Enhance addition skills with this 1st Grade Math Center for Adding to 5, 10, & 20! This differentiated game helps students practice and master sums to 5, 10, and 20 through a print-and-play game.
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Join me for a hands-on workshop exploring what to model, which questions to ask, and how to respond when students get stuck using ten to add and subtract.
Includes a printable Teacher Toolkit, ready-to-use Number Talks, and the workshop recording.
Karen S. –
great games for small groups – kiddos will understand ten frames even more after playing this game!
Allison J. –
My students love these engaging math station games to practice ways to make 5, 10 and 20!
Cheryl J. –
A fun way to help students learn their “friends of ten,” and others.
Theresa’s Classroom Creations –
Print on colored paper, add some dice, and voia! Such an easy math game to reinforce this important foundational skill. Thank you!
Dusty K. –
This is a fun math center to build fact fluency. The kids enjoy working on this center.
Kim J. –
I love using games to reinforce and practice skills. Students found this fun and engaging, and it was easy to use!
Michele P. –
I really like how each level is scaffolded with images, then #’s and then number words.
Lisa Marshall –
Fun games. My students were engaged and had a lot of fun.
Organizing for Older Grades –
Easy to use. Perfect for my high school special education students!
Kathy S. –
Engaging game for my firsties to review skills we’ve learned already. Love it!
Paige C. –
Students loved this game practicing their adding skills in a center!
Lee K. –
This is a great resource for differentiating math fact practice. Thanks!
Lori T. –
I am so excited to use this with my first grade students. I used it with the students I am tutoring this summer and they loved it. Thank you for all your hard work.
Lynnsey S. –
This is an excellent Math resource for my grade one classroom. Thank you!
Jaymie K. –
I recently used this resource to supplement my first-grade lessons, and it was a great addition to our classroom! The activities were engaging, easy to use, and helped reinforce key concepts in a fun way. My students enjoyed working with it, and I appreciated how simple it was to implement. Everything went smoothly, and I’m very happy with the results. I highly recommend this resource for any teacher looking for an effective and enjoyable supplement!
Katie T. –
I used this resource with my class and found it to be WONDERFUL! Very Helpful! Thank you so much for sharing!