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

(386 customer reviews)

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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.

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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. Rachael Mitchell –

    WOW! What an incredible idea! I definitely stepped my game up with word problems last year and my students benefited greatly from them, but using word problems with a real world context with real photographs and fun facts? I am in love! I know my students will be too! Thank you so much! I am loving your blog, products, and Instagram- so many incredible ideas!! 🙂

  2. Sunshine and Little Minds –

    I love these word problem mats, especially being real world story problems. These will be great to practice with during guided math and whole group. 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.

Includes a printable Teacher Toolkit, ready-to-use Number Talks, and the workshop recording.