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Challenge your students with Arrow Math Task Cards designed for adding and subtracting groups of 10s and 1s using the 120s Chart! This comprehensive set includes 64 prompts, teaching guides, and recording sheets for 3 weeks of number conversations.
Challenge your students with Arrow Math Task Cards designed for adding and subtracting groups of 10s and 1s using the 120s Chart! This comprehensive set includes 64 prompts, teaching guides, and recording sheets for 3 weeks of number conversations. Perfect for building place value skills and math efficiency through engaging puzzles.
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There are 64 prompt cards included in this resource that offer 3 weeks of powerful number conversations, as well as, a variety of recording sheet options for math centers and assessment. Additionally, pages included offer students the opportunity to create their own arrow math riddles. Within this resource there are 8 sets of prompts. Each set includes 8 prompts, except Set 7 which includes 16 prompts and Set 8 includes 10 prompts. Each set introduces a new arrow or gives students the opportunity to see how the arrows interact with one another.
Purchasing this Resource Gives You Access to…
*Teaching Guide & Question Stems
*Math Talk Anchor Chart
*64 Prompt Cards
*4 Recording Logs
If you have any questions, please ask before purchasing this resource via the TpT Q&A Section!
Happy Teaching,
Catherine
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Kristen Russo –
My students love using this as an early finisher game when they complete a center early! It keeps their minds working.
Coastal Classroom Creations –
Easy to print, laminate and use year after year. This is also a good small group independent rotation activity.
SouthernSweetTeacher –
I use this as an early finishers with my students and they love it so much
william F. –
This was a great resource to use with my second graders…thank you!
Little Book Big Ideas –
My second graders loved being able to practice this concept by following the arrows!
Victoria D. –
My Third Grade students were extremely engaged using this resource. Thank you so much for the time and effort that went into creating this!
Elizabeth Cabrera –
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Thank you so much for this fantastic activity! As a busy first grade teacher, I’m always on the lookout for resources that are both engaging for my students and easy on my prep time—and this checked both boxes beautifully.
Katelyn L. –
Use this as a number routine for my class – great warm up to get them thinking!
Amie Schneider –
Wonderful resource! Highly recommend using with your students.
Lauren H. –
I used this in second grade, but want to try this with my first graders this year. I think it was too easy for second grade. Especially in the fall time, first graders would learn that when you go up, it’s 10 less. When you go down, it’s 10 more.
Kaitlyn H. –
Use these in math warm up for number fluency.
Julie A. –
Great Resource to use with my students. This has really helped me differentiate my instruction.
Morgan C. –
This is fantastic for helping my students become more familiar with a hundreds chart and internalizing it when they are adding and subtracting tens and ones.
Ellie Wooten –
This resource emphasizes the patterns of moving on a 120’s chart. It provides an easy structure for purposeful practice.
April M. –
Really great to differentiate for my advanced learners.
Alisha S. –
I found this resource to be very interesting. I will using this again in my second grade classroom.