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5th grade St. Patrick's Day Common Core 1.NBT.C.6 resources
Addition and Subtraction St. Patrick's Day Math Craft - St. Patty's Day Coloring
This bundle includes addition and subtraction donut math craft! These donuts are covered in clovers, ready to bring some spring colors to your hallways! This craft is easily differentiated with the ability to print off different leveled problems to meet the needs of all students in your class. Included: within 10, within 20, two digit, three digit, with regrouping, without regrouping.
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St. Patrick's Day Math Craft, Addition Math Craft, Donut Bulletin Board
This clover donuts are perfect for celebrating St. Patty's Day in your classroom! Students can work on solving addition math problems at their level with these differentiated problems. After students are done decorating their donuts, they glue them down into their donut box! This donut craft is one of my favorites and I hope your students love it too! Included: addition within 10, addition within 20, two digit addition, three digit addition, addition with regrouping, addition without regrouping.
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K - 5th
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Bingo: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication,Division, St.Patrick's Day Bundle
Fact fluency is an essential element of math learning. Engage and motivate your students to learn facts from 1-20 by playing St. Patrick’s Day Math Bingo Bundle Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide The bingo games are great for when you have some extra time to fill or for when you have a substitute teacher.Each game has 30 different game boards, with lots of caller cards with a variety of facts. These bingos are sure to be a hit in your classroom!Looking for more St. Patrick's Day themed mat
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Leprechaun Hidden Picture (Hundreds Board Activity)
This is a great way to teach and reinforce base ten concepts and operations in algebraic thinking. You will provide each student with a blank hundreds board. You will be the only person looking at the Legend. When you are asking students to color a square according to the legend, you will give clues as to what the number is, for example you might say: Color the number black that is a single digit number that falls between 4 and 6. Or: Color the number peach that is ten more than 5. Or: 10 less t
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