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1st Grade Word Problems within 30: 1st Grade Addition and Subtraction Task Cards

(386 customer reviews)

$3.00

Support 1st graders with Addition and Subtraction word problems using our set of 40 task cards and learning mats! Focused on solving problems within 30, these math tasks offer interactive and engaging practice to enhance math problem-solving skills.

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Support 1st graders with Addition and Subtraction word problems using our set of 40 task cards and learning mats! Focused on solving problems within 30, these math tasks offer interactive and engaging practice to enhance math problem-solving skills. Ideal for elementary math resources and classroom math centers.

This resource includes:

  • 40 real-life world problems with real-life connections and a matching photograph (perfect for projecting or displaying during a math talk or mini-lesson)
  • 40 real-life word problems (the same as above) on a Problem-Solving Mat (perfect for small-group instruction or a formative assessment)

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386 reviews for 1st Grade Word Problems within 30: 1st Grade Addition and Subtraction Task Cards

  1. Friends of Firsties –

    My students were engaged and loved the activities.

  2. Michelle H. –

    I use this set frequently with my elementary kids. Good resource.

  3. Rebekah H –

    These problems are fun to solve and have great information in them as well!

  4. Dorothy K. –

    I am unable to project in my classroom, so I printed these out and hang them up on my board as a review before the math lesson. I love the full-color photos and the easy-to-read font on these cards. They are perfect for first grade practice.

  5. Kris F. –

    This was an engaging resource that was helpful for my students. Thank you!

  6. JoAnne M. –

    Loved using this as “early Finisher” practice for my math centers

  7. Laura M. –

    This was a great resource to use with my students.

  8. Tara Maylett –

    This educational resource is a valuable tool for teachers looking to enhance student learning and engagement. It offers a well-organized structure, making it easy to integrate into lesson plans and classroom activities. The content is both comprehensive and adaptable, catering to a range of student abilities and learning styles.

    One of the key strengths of this resource is its versatility. Whether used for in-class activities, homework, or supplementary practice, it effectively supports a wide variety of instructional goals. The instructions are clear, and the examples provided help guide students through challenging concepts. Additionally, the resource includes differentiated activities, which is helpful for addressing the diverse needs of learners, from those who need extra support to those ready for more advanced challenges.

    A potential improvement would be to offer more interactive elements or supplemental materials, such as digital versions or visual aids, to further engage students and support different learning preferences. However, as it stands, the resource offers a solid balance of practical exercises and conceptual learning.

    Overall, this resource is an excellent addition to any educator’s toolkit, providing flexible and effective solutions for both teaching and learning. It’s highly recommended for teachers seeking to reinforce key concepts in a meaningful way while fostering student understanding and independence.

  9. Give Me Some Hintz –

    These real world problems were engaging for my students.

  10. cheyanna mckenney –

    great product to use with the kids. They enjoyed it.

  11. Alicia D. –

    Awesome resource that helps student practice needed skills.

  12. Nishkruti B. –

    We used this to review for end of year skills and help my child connect the math skills to real world . At the same time I was getting insight about how well skills are learned.

  13. Kelli Lynn Teaches –

    I ADORE THESE! Our first graders really need real-world connections to make better sense of word problems. This is a great way to have a daily practice of a fairly tough skill for 6 and 7 year olds!

  14. Jordan C. –

    I enjoy using these word problems through the year and my students enjoy the real world connections.

  15. Tonni C. –

    Great resource, THANK YOU!

  16. Storybook Science –

    love the real photos and variety of wrod problems. kids can always use more practice.

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