Numbers 1 to 100
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Have students shade the numbers on each chart to create a picture. See example at right.
For a more challenging activity, rather than calling out the number, say:
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Younger students can do the same with picture charts for 1-30.
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Ordering NumbersTo practice naming and ordering numbers 11-20, cut out cards and "scramble" them. Have students work individually or in pairs to "unscramble" the eggs.
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Addition & Subtraction FactsGhost Cards
Select this link to practice addition or subtraction facts with Ghost Cards.
Clue Cards
Select this link to learn how students can make clue cards for basic facts. Can be adapted for any operation.
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Add & Subtract w/ RegroupingAdd/Subtract on whiteboards using place value cards or dice and an operations cube.
Use this template in a sheet protector so students can add and subtract using dry erase markers, base ten blocks, bundles of sticks, etc.
The Trading Game helps students understand place value by first trading groups of 3 (base 3), then 4 (base 4), then 5 (base 5), up to 10 (base 10)
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