Subtraction With Regrouping to the Hundreds Place | TASK CARDS Printable | 4.4
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In this Subtraction BUNDLE, you will have what you need to engage your 2nd graders with 7 decks of Task Cards while they practice Subtraction with and without Regrouping up to the thousands place. The decks gradually build subtraction skills using a total of 144 cards that you can see below. 6 of thPrice $7.00Original Price $10.50Save $3.50
In this Subtraction BIG BUNDLE, you will have what you need to engage your 2nd graders with 7 decks of Digital & Printable Task Cards while they practice Subtraction with and without Regrouping up to 1,000. The decks gradually build subtraction skills using a total of 144 cards that you can seePrice $12.25Original Price $24.50Save $12.25
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Engage your 2nd graders with Task Cards while they practice Subtraction with Regrouping up to the hundreds place. This deck practices subtracting 2& 3 digit numbers from other 3 digit numbers within 1,000 by using weather themed story problems.
There are so many ways to use Task Cards in your class! Turn them into games, activities and much more!
⭐I've included an Activity Guide with 12 Ideas & Directions! There is also a cover for task boxes in color and bw to help you stay organized!
⭐⭐There is 1 Instructional Card & 20 Task Cards ⭐⭐
There are a variety of problems for kids to practice including take away, take apart & missing addends!
⭐⭐⭐ This is part of my 2nd Grade Unit 4 Math Bundle! ⭐⭐⭐
Want the fun Digital Boom Version? See more below!
Unit 4: Subtraction to 1,000
Lesson 4: Subtraction with Regrouping Part 1 : Up to the hundreds place
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U3L5: Addition and Subtraction Word Problems
Interested in the Digital Boom Version?
⭐You can Play sample Boom™ cards HERE!
>> How to play these Boom Cards:
1. They will use the visual place value blocks and expanded form equations to type the answer in the bear story problem. (take away problem)
2. They will type the subtrahend and the difference in the chipmunk and deer story problem and then click their answer. (compare problem)
3. They will drag and drop the number pebbles to answer the fish story problem. (missing addend & take away)
4. They will type all the numbers in the herbivore / omnivore animal story problem and click on their answer out of 3 choices. (missing addend and take apart)
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