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Making Ten to Add & Subtract: A Live Workshop for K–2 Teachers
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Add seasonal fun to your grammar lessons with these comma task cards, designed to help upper elementary and middle grade students master essential comma rules. These 32 task cards are perfect for reviewing punctuation skills through engaging, hands-on activities that align with Common Core standards.
Add seasonal fun to your grammar lessons with these comma task cards, designed to help upper elementary and middle grade students master essential comma rules. These 32 task cards are perfect for reviewing punctuation skills through engaging, hands-on activities that align with Common Core standards.
Students will practice using commas to separate items in a series, set off introductory elements, tag questions, and direct address, as well as properly punctuate compound sentences and direct speech. Whether you use them for independent work, small group practice, or a lively round of Scoot, these cards make grammar practice both meaningful and memorable.
These ELA activities are ideal for stations, fast finishers, games, or whole-class review—and they bring just the right amount of spooky spirit to your ELA block!
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A perfect way to review commas and bring excitement to your grammar instruction!
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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.
shannon B. –
I found this easy and engaging for the students and they enjoyed the activity.
Christy B. –
The students enjoyed the colorful cards and the fun pun. This is a fun way to review commas, the activity included everything I had covered on commas.
Jeanie R. –
This is such a fun way to teach and review commas at a station.
ami R. –
Great resource for use in my middle school classroom.
Hannah B. –
This is a great product. Works well for my classroom!
Shatonja Davis –
I liked this resource a lot, only change I would like to see was the use of commas in context.
Morgan N. –
These were a great review for our state testing – my students were very engaged!
Amanda G. –
A+++ Great homeschool resource. Easy to use to reinforce our concept we are working on.
Kristen G. –
This was great review for my students. They were very much engaged.
Lindsay Tielking –
I used this to play SCOOT with the students as a skill drill before state testing. They really enjoyed it!
Echegaray’s Learning Lab –
My students loved using this resource to help with skill practice and review!
linda williams –
This was a perfect resource to use before state testing. Very engaging!
Art to ESL –
I used this with my advanced ESL class. It has a great variety of questions. Thanks!
Shauna R. –
great resource!
Angela L. –
Thank you
Kristie B. –
I used this resource as a center and independent work. My students loved it both ways. It was a great way to reinforce what we have been discussing in relation to commas!! Highly recommend!