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Making Ten to Add & Subtract: A Live Workshop for K–2 Teachers
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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.
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.
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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.
Ina B. –
My students loved these! The photographs were great for real life connections and sparked some interesting conversations. Thank you!
Erika Horn –
I used this for extra practice with word problems. My students are struggling with this topic. I feel like these were a little too difficult for my students for the beginning of the year, but we will revisit them later on for more practice in centers or small group instruction.
Rachel S. –
Amazing photos and great practice!!
Elizabeth M. –
The real life problems are great for students that struggle with problem solving!!
Andrea P. –
I love the realistic photos and information contained in the problems.
Theresa Sweeney –
First, the product is perfect. Great for Zoom .But don’t think it’s just for 1st- unfortunately my older students have regressed and have been using it with 3rd and 4th. sad face…
Elizabeth Ammons –
These are fantastic because they are interesting for students without being my typical plugging in 2 of their names and putting it in a classroom scenario. My students really enjoyed these! I trust Catherine’s thoughtfulness as she creates resources, and I will continue to use this with future groups of students.
Miss Conner’s Classroom –
The real-life context is excellent! Some of these word problems are very tricky though for first graders.
Matthew B. –
It is so nice to be able to easily pull up one of these great real world math problems. My students can’t wait to see what their problem of the day will be about.
meredith brown –
Thank you!
Stacy S. –
Wonderful resource!!!
Vanessa L. –
What I was looking for and didn’t know it. Thanks for sharing your gift
Emily E. –
These are excellent for my early finishers. It makes them slow down and THINK! By the end of the year, I hope to be able to use them with all students, but for now they are good for differentiation within the classroom.
Hollis B. –
So excited to use these with my first graders! Thank you so much for sharing your hard work with teachers!
Marie S. –
nice
Chelsi G. –
These are great! The real world context really helps the students get into the problem solving.