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Adding 3 Whole Numbers within 20: Word Problems for Addition of 3 Addends

(117 customer reviews)

$3.95

Engage students in adding 3 whole numbers with these task cards designed for practicing addition within 20. Perfect for 1st and 2nd grade math centers, these cards help students develop fluency with 3-addend problems.

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Engage students in adding 3 whole numbers with these task cards designed for practicing addition within 20. Perfect for 1st and 2nd grade math centers, these cards help students develop fluency with 3-addend problems. Use them for independent work, small groups, or guided practice to strengthen addition skills and build number sense. A fun, hands-on way to challenge students while reinforcing core math concepts!

In this resource:

  • 28 task cards (4 per page)
  • Student recording sheet (one with a numberline and one without a number line)
  • Teacher Answer Key

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

Catherine

The Brown-Bag Teacher

117 reviews for Adding 3 Whole Numbers within 20: Word Problems for Addition of 3 Addends

  1. Marie F. –

    Thank you!

  2. heather G. –

    Great resource!

  3. Kathy M. –

    My students loved these task cards, and they provided just the extra practice they needed on adding three numbers.

  4. Katie S. –

    Thanks!

  5. Cheryl W. –

    challenging for 1st!!

  6. Cordelia C. –

    Great practice for the kiddos!

  7. Tina P. –

    Perfect time of year to use these cards. Great questions!!!

    Thank you!!!!

  8. Ginger B. –

    I don’t think I can have too many resources of math word problems. Thanks for a great resource!

  9. Jennifer B. –

    🙂

  10. Jordan O. –

    Love this!

  11. Kirsten C. –

    This product looks good- and also has good quality questions. I like that some of the cards have additional information so we can continue our discussion on identifying the key numbers and words in a story problem.

  12. The Balanced Teacher Life –

    Thank you!

  13. Amy L. –

    Easy to assemble and use!

  14. MeSped –

    Thank you!

  15. Moye’s Makings –

    These are great for my higher students!

  16. Victoria J. –

    Easy to use!

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