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Not grade specific Common Core 3.NBT.A.2 graphic organizers
SUPPLEMENTAL AID: ADDING / SUBTRACTING DECIMALS (COMMON ERRORS)
Tired of students forgetting to line up the decimal during DECIMAL Addition & Subtraction?Help provide your students with a SUPPLEMENTAL AID that they can use to automatically LINE UP their decimals while keeping PLACE VALUE in mind. Decimal placement in addition and subtraction is a COMMON ERROR, widely taken advantage of during STATE ASSESSMENTS. This foundational Supplemental Aid is a great way to help students build BEST PRACTICES when they are adding and provide a SAFE STRUCTURE for sho
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Blank Addition and Subtraction Grids - 10 ready to print pages
Need a ready to print template for addition and subtraction problems to help students set out questions correctly? This resource includes 10 pages - 5 for addition and 5 for subtraction. Each page has space for 12 questions starting from 2 digit by 2 digit questions all the way up to 6 digit by 6 digit questions. They can be used to help students set out questions correctly for whole numbers and also decimals. Click the preview to see exactly what's includedWhat's included? 10 ready to print tem
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Easy Place Value
Do you have a student who continues to struggle with the concept of place value no matter how many ways you have taught it? This handy chart is a tried and true breakthrough method of helping the struggling learner to grasp the meaning behind place value and apply it to everyday life.
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Subtraction: Error Analysis
Error analysis is a higher order thinking strategy for students to notice common mistakes in solving subtraction with regrouping. These are real errors that 4th graders made on their formative assessments. Students will write about the errors in the problem (which increases their math vocabulary) and then solve the problem correctly showing their work.
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Math Practice: Show your work!
This math practice template will help students organize their work! Use this in small groups or during whole class lessons to encourage students to show all their work as they work through their math problems. Keep in their math folders or glue into their math notebooks so they can use the problems as a reference if they get stuck during independent work.
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