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1st Grade Math Center for Adding to 5, 10, & 20: Differentiated Math Game

(774 customer reviews)

$3.95

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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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.

Student I-Can Statements for these game include:

  • I can fluently add to 5, 10, or 20.
  • I can identify numbers shown in different ways. (number, number words, and ten frames)

Included in this Resource:

  • Visual directions
  • Differentiated Playing Boards (sums of 5, 10, 20)
  • 3 Play Card Sets (ten frames, numbers, number words)

**This math center is a new addition to my Addition to 10 resource. If you already own this pack, DO NOT purchase this center. Click here and re-download the file for the update.**

✅Download the preview to get a closer look at these templates and examples from my classroom!

774 reviews for 1st Grade Math Center for Adding to 5, 10, & 20: Differentiated Math Game

  1. Kathleen W. –

    My first grade students loved using this activity during math workshop with a partner.

  2. Diana H. –

    Awesome center activity to go along with Frame lessons.

  3. Abbi Dishman Resources –

    My kids LOVE these. I needed something for early finishers during math rotations and they always ask to do these.

  4. Druann Letter –

    Super easy to use and the kids love it! I would love more just like this!

  5. Jacquie M. –

    Great resource for addition to 10 center.

  6. Cierra A. –

    My students love game! I am so excited to engage them in their learning with this game.

  7. Alyssa M. –

    Cute!

  8. Jessica T. –

    Great product, thanks!

  9. Whitney H. –

    This is a great center for my first graders!

  10. Alicia R. –

    Will be great for math stations.

  11. Denise W. –

    Great resource!

  12. Megan P. –

    Great Resource

  13. Juana L. –

    helpful

  14. michael L. –

    great!

  15. Finding Fun in First –

    I love the ease of differentiation with this game!

  16. priya A. –

    Thank you!

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They can make ten. Can they use it?

Help students turn “I know ten” into “I can use ten.”

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.

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