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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.
STACIE B. –
Great Resource. It was very engaging and the kids loved it.
Learning Together Co. –
My learners loved this as I left it for an emergency sub plan. Quick and easy to prep.
Penny Wiegel –
Fun way to build students fluency with target facts.
Teresa C. –
My students love playing this game. I am a huge component of 10 frames and how they assist students with knowing their math facts and number sense.
Elizabeth B. –
Simple game to use during math centers. I like that you gave us cards incase we don’t have ten frame dice.
Kristy R. –
Great resource to help build the important “Make 10” strategy for first graders. Love that there’s make 5 stuff for kids who still need that too. This was especially useful for my lower kids who needed to repeatedly count the dots there or the number needed.
Teaching With the Tinies –
Great resource for students to practice targeted skills.
Curriculum Kings –
This is a great resource to practice subitizing. My students love to play games and I love that they are learning. Thank you!
Rebekah W. –
I love this resource, it’s a great way for students to find and identify the missing number (also known as an unknown addend). I like that it came with 5, 10, and 20 for better differentiation! Thank you!
Kristie C. –
So much fun! My kids love this activity. They love the idea of “bingo” and being a very competitive group this was a perfect way of getting those 10/20 skills in.
Amber C. –
Very easy for the kids to learn how to play. Great for Fridays during math intervention!
Britny T. –
Super cute! Loved using this in my classroom with kids!
Deb B. –
These work well with my tier students needing additional practice. Thank you.
Kelli P. –
Great activities to use during math centers! Thanks again !
Kathryn K. –
Love this to help students subsidize and also gain number sense! Also like the differentiation piece
Andria R. –
My students and I enjoyed using this resource. My students were engaged and loved these activities.