Addition and subtraction fact family activities designed specifically for your kindergarten students! These fact family cards will help your students explore the concept of related facts and fact families up to 20. Teaching your students about fact families is such an important skill, not only for helping them to make meaning between the relationship of addition and subtraction, but also about inverse operations, number equality, and commutative properties. They provide a visual of numbers and give your students experiences working with numbers up to 20. The perfect addition to any kindergarten math curriculum! ⭐️ Winter Number Hunt Includes: Fact Families 3-20 50 Houses 2 Printables for Students to Show their Learning Help students develop number recognition and have fun! These fact-family houses make practicing foundational number skills interactive. Just print, laminate, and cut. Students can use a dry erase marker to complete each fact family task. Or you can just have the students use them as task cards with the worksheet provided. ⭐️ Perfect For : Math Centers Independent Work Small Groups Whole Group Activity Intervention TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"Fun, clear, and colorful way to practice fact families independently.” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "I love using these as an independent center, to help my kids become more familiar with fact families.” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"Such a great resource. PERFECT FOR MATH CENTERS!” _________________________ You may also like… • Addition Task Cards Facts 0-20 • Addition and Subtraction Math Facts • Addition and Subtraction Secret Code • Addition and Subtraction Strategies Anchor Charts • Addition and Subtraction Word Problems • Color By Code Addition and Subtraction • Commutative Property of Addition Puzzles and Printables • Missing Addends Monster Madness _______________________________________ Connect With Me Adventures in Kinder on Facebook Adventures in Kinder Blog Adventures in Kinder on Instagram _______________________________________ Customer Tips Get credits to use for future Teachers Pay Teachers purchases. Visit the My Purchases Page and click the leave a review button. Your account will be credited for future purchases. Having difficulty with a file? Visit the FAQs section, submit a help ticket, or ask a question on the Q& A tab before leaving feedback. ___________________________________ Copyright © Adventures in Kinder and Beyond Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
We are taking a slight detour on our current focus on subtraction to let you know that we have just listed a new pack of addition games to help students become familiar with addition facts. These 5 games will help your sweet friends practice single digit addition, with fluency, from 0+1 to 9+9. Students begin fact fluency memorization when they have mastered strategies for addition. These games are brightly colored for engagment, require no cutting - print, laminate if desired and you are good to go! The 5 included addition games are: 2 Dice Add it Here, students roll 2 dice and learn to find the total quickly. A recording worksheet is included. Addition Bubble Students roll two 9 sided dice, find the total and compare the number with their partner, finding the bigger number. Add a gumball to the game mat if your number is the biggest! A recording page is also included. Domino Dash Students flip a domino, add both sides to find the total. Use double 6 dominos or double 9 dominos. Fact Find In this game, students spin a total and find an addition fact to match on the game board. Add the Rainbow Students spin and add on to find the total. Spins can be recorded on the worksheet that is included. +1, +2, +3, +4, +5, +6, +7, +8 and +9 versions are provided. Each game set includes: game boards printable spinner a follow-up or recording worksheet a cover page, to help you get your resources organised Find this new pack of ours over on TpT! We would also love to share this handy printable poster with you. Students can refer to it as they learn to memorize the addition facts! A blackline version is included too. Find it in Google drive: Addition Facts Poster!
Addition Worksheets Click on the picture and print it.
Cute birds? Check! Bright colors? Check! Engaging problems? Check! This Kindergarten Addition to 10 Bird Themed Activity is sure to be a hit with your Kindergarteners, or any young learner working basic addition facts! Is your state currently participating in distance learning? If so, you may be looking for something besides addition worksheets to share
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Thanks so much for stopping by for the third part of my series on Classroom Management! If you missed my first two blog posts in this series, feel free to check out Part One: The Wheel of Choice and Part Two: I-Statements and Apologies. Today's focus is Part Three: Cool Down and Reflect. As someone who is always on the go myself, I can totally relate to my students when it comes to sometimes not wanting to take a break. It seems like kids just want to go, go, go, and while this is great in many ways, sometimes it is important to teach kids to stop and think every once in a while about their actions. Teaching children to take a break to reflect allows them to think about how their actions impact themselves and others, and it encourages them to consider alternative behavior choices that might have a better outcome in the future. To teach students to take a break to think about their actions, I really like to implement a Cool Down Spot in my classroom. This spot, which doesn't actually have to be a permanent location (a bucket of cool down tools works great, too!), gives students a safe place to take a break and simply think. I try to make this spot a safe zone, which means students are not "in trouble" when they come here, and they can do so by their own choice, although I do sometimes give students the option of going to the Cool Down Spot when I can see that they need a little help in regulating their behavior. I like to keep a timer with my Cool Down Tools as well as some hand fidgets and stress reliever balls. When students visit the Cool Down Spot, they follow the procedures below, which we practice at the beginning of the year. Here is one of our most-used Cool Down Tools...The Feelings Chart. Students are encouraged to think about how they feel about the choice they made. Sometimes having the visual really helps students to identify exactly which emotion they are feeling, and it helps them branch out from the typical answer of feeling "sad." Here is an example of a reflection sheet I keep at the Cool Down Spot. I keep a few different versions in the Tool Box so that students can choose to write or draw depending on their level. When students feel they are finished reflecting, they are welcome to return to their spot with the rest of the class. Sometimes, I will chat briefly with a student to help them in processing their reflection, but other times, I don't always do this. I think the most important idea to remember is that this is not a punishment, but rather, a learning experience. If you would like to download my Cool Down Spot Tools and Reflection Sheets for your own classroom use, click the image above to head to my TeachersPayTeachers store for the FREEBIE. Thanks so much for popping in, and I hope that these resources can be helpful to you as I know they have really made a difference in my own classroom! If you found this blog series helpful and would like to learn more classroom management tips, check out the posts below!
Are you ready for a Monster Truck Rally? Let me hear you scream ! Yes, my friends, that is how I started math this week. My students have been losing their minds and begging to do math. But get this... they are begging to do HOMEWORK! Can we do monster truck homework too !?! So, what is all this excitement about? This unit! It has 10 plus days of fabulous double digit addition practice. This unit helps them practice with and without regrouping. Just in case you think your girls might not dig this… I give you “ladybug truck” below. They get 2 minutes to decorate their truck before beginning. All pages come in full color seen above and black line master seen below. I teach double digit addition using a flag. The flag is a SUPER helpful math tool when they are just learning. It's like training wheels. They use it a while then ditch it when they are ready to fly. They divide the ones and tens place with the flag pole. To provide a visual cue on where to carry a flag is drawn. I provide the flags on the paper for the kids at the beginning of the unit but at the end of the unit the child must draw them if they still need them. After 6 days of practice we move on to the “DEMOLITION DERBY”. If you have never been to a derby, it is really fun ( in a smash a beer with your forehead kind of way) . Every summer my dad took me to a derby so I have fond memories. This is what a derby looks like. The last car standing, wins money and hopefully avoids an ambulance ride. I set up our white board to look like this. Here is how the Demolition Derby works: The kids solve and circle if they regroup. The car's side with the most regrouping wins. The winning car gets the winners cup and the losing car gets pulled off the whiteboard and put into the auto body shop. My students were losing their minds as we did this !!! They have never had so much fun! This has my kids engaged, excited, and happy these last few weeks! Cue the angels singing! Then they got to make their own trucks and make a HUGE Demolition Derby Bulletin Board!!! Their little heads were about to explode! I love the orange chevron lettering. It’s the small things that make me happy! You’ll be happy too because the lettering is included in the unit. The kids were dying over who was crashing into who. I cared the most about the math that is found underneath. This has been 2 solid weeks of learning and fun! I can’t wait to do this again next year! Do you want to try it out? Want to win one? First to comment wins and two rafflecopter winners as well. You must be a follower to win. If you are the first to comment, leave your email :0) a Rafflecopter giveaway
Working on addition? Try making a post-it math activity as a great alternative to worksheets! An easy number sense activity for math facts.
These Snowball Addition Mats are a great way to help our preschool and kindergarten students learn and review their addition facts in an exciting way!
Make learning addition fun with these free counting bear addition cards. Practice one to one correspondence and writing equations in a hands-on way!
Number fact fluency is important to develop in first and second grade. Without automatic recall it's hard to move on to more complex skills.
Fun ladybug theme addition game printable
Kids will LOVE this fun, hands on Tic-Tac-Toe MATH GAME that uses a free addition printable games to practice additino within 10 and 20.
Teach children strategies for adding and subtracting, build math fact fluency, solve word problems, and play math activities and games. A FREE addition equation sort is included!
Please find below link to freebie addition strategies poster, tools for making 10, part-part-whole tools, and worksheets to practice the strategies listed. VIDEO: For the BEST understanding of how to teach addition (and subtraction), refer to Making Sense Series: the progression of addition AND subtraction, the standard traditional algorithm from Graham Fletcher at https://vimeo.com/157768846. Also can be found at https://gfletchy.com/progression-videos/. VIDEO: More basic addition using a num
Cute frog math is a free printable addition activity for kindergarten and first graders to practice adding within 10 and 20 this spring.
Howdy! I am Mr. Greg from The Kindergarten Smorgasboard. My real name is Greg Smedley-Warren. I have been teaching for 11 years. I spent a year teaching fifth grade, two years in second grade and am now in my 9th year in Kindergarten. Kindergarten is my passion and my calling but honestly, that wasn’t how it started. When I was moved to Kindergarten (not voluntarily!) I called my mommy and cried. But on the first day, I fell in love and knew that Kindergarten is where I belonged. I have remained in Kindergarten ever since. I plan to never leave the classroom as the kids are what drive me to continue my growth as a teacher and person.
Pinay Homeschooler is a blog that shares homeschool and afterschool activity of kids from babies to elementary level.
Teaching doubles addition can be super fun in the classroom! Check out my favorite tips and ideas and grab a FREE activity to use.
Addition with Regrouping worksheets. Double Digit addition worksheets with introduction to regrouping for kids. Two digit addition with regrouping equations
Worksheetschool - When a student is learning different kinds of additions it might be quite tricky for him. These Addition with Regrouping Worksheets
These are fun addition worksheets for kindergarten and first grade! I love that they're hands-on. #addition #firstgrade #kindergarten
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The Counting On strategy is a method kids use to add numbers. See what it looks like and discover activities that help reinforce this addition strategy.
These bright and engaging rainbow addition mats are a perfect math center to get little hands moving manipulatives and writing addition sums!
Today I'm linking up with Miss V's Busy Bees to talk about assessment! Have you had this experience during math: "Everybody tell me what the answer to the problem is.." "Seventeen!" You think: Wow! My
Use different addition strategies to help kids get just the perfect practice they need to learn. These children's books and videos will help.
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Teaching doubles addition can be super fun in the classroom! Check out my favorite tips and ideas and grab a FREE activity to use.
Someone asked for it... I shared a sneak peek into my newest Color by Code set that I've been playing around with on Powerpoint, and because of all the WONDERFUL comments on FB, It's yours to try out! Just click on the picture above to grab your own copy. ENJOY! The first person who leaves a comment below and tells me what the picture is will get the set for FREE! That is when, it is completed! *Be sure to FOLLOW this blog because I'm trying to reach 3000 FOLLOWERS before the end of summer. I didn't have a birthday party or anniversary party this year, so I'm planning a really BIG party when I hit that GOAL! YOU know how I LOVE to throw a BLOG PARTY!
I am so excited to have my new Operations and Algebraic Thinking Unit posted and ready to share with you. So far this year, my sweet kinders have learned so much in math. We have mastered 1:1 correspondence, reading and writing numerals to 20, counting to 100 by ones and tens, how to compose
Now, for every child who loves Minecraft, math and learning can feel more like a game than schoolwork! This kid-friendly workbook features well-loved video game characters and concepts to reinforce the development of first and second grade math skills laid out in the national Common Core State Standards. Colorfully-illustrated puzzles and high-interest word problems use beloved items from the Overworld like diamond swords, suits of armor, zombies, and magical potions to encourage math practice in even the most reluctant of students. The curriculum-based content covered here includes lessons in: Geometric shapes Telling time Counting money Reading charts and graphs Adding and subtracting numbers up to 20 And so much more! Skip to the pages that suit your child's needs and learning style or start at the beginning and advance page by page--it's up to you! As the workbook progresses, the problems become more challenging so that learners of all levels can enjoy an exciting, skill-building math adventure. Perfect for Minecrafters who learn at all paces, Math for Minecrafters is as fun as it is educational--and is just what your little learner needs to get ahead academically!
Fun spring addition game for kindergarten practicing addition to 10. This butterfly math is a fun spring activities for kindergarten!
Addition Worksheets Click on the picture and print it.
Introducing addition in Kindergarten using differentiated activities and worksheets.
I can't even believe May is almost here…. time flies in the spring! This might just be my favorite time of year to teach kindergarten.
Work on addition facts to 10 with this fun and free Alien Addition Facts Sort. It is perfect for early learners to build up addition fluency!
Once a child has started mastering basic number and quantity recognition, basic math operations can be introduced. And there is no better place to start
This ready-made anchor chart is intended for instructional use. Use this as a reference or resource while teaching, or as a display after teaching! ✏️All anchor charts are ready-made. Your finished product will be a hand-drawn duplicate with natural, minor shifts in spacing or coloring. ✏️Anchor charts are created on Post-It brand chart paper with a sticky strip on the back. We placed a protective layer over the adhesive strip to preserve the stickiness for your use. ✏️Anchor charts are not laminated. Anchor charts will be rolled for shipping. WHEN YOUR ORDER ARRIVES: •lay it flat for a day using books on the corners or by using magnets on a board on each corner to help it revert back to its flat shape. If there are any issues, please reach out to us by using the contact/message tab. We will try our best to resolve the issue!
Sign up here for your FREE differentiated preK-5th grade Addition Magic Square Puzzles. You get 17 puzzles in one download! Plus print AND digital options are included. Addition 0-5 in 2×2 puzzlesAddition 0-10 and 0-20 in 3×3 puzzlesandTwo & Three Digit Addition in 4×4 puzzles Click here or on the image below to sign up now.
Teaching addition and subtraction strategies can be efficient and effective with these ideas. Check out these activities in the math workshop model.
Addition Fact Strategy Games – A bundled pack of 46 games to help consolidate the learning of addition facts to 20.
The Counting On strategy is a method kids use to add numbers. See what it looks like and discover activities that help reinforce this addition strategy.
