Math Logic Puzzles GROWING Bundle for 1st & 2nd Grade: Addition & Subtraction
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*If you purchase any of these recourses individually and then purchase the bundle, you may request a refund for the cost of the individual product (at the time of purchase) from TPT*
Math Logic Puzzles are perfect for practicing adding and subtracting groups of 10, making groups of 10 to add on, place value, missing addends/subtrahends. This growing bundle of math puzzlers are ideal for math enrichment and challenge! You are saving $7 by purchasing the bundle!
So often it seems that finding just-right resources for all of our learners is a full time job, especially for our highest group of mathematicians. These are the friends working a grade-level (or two) above 1st grade and the ones who sometimes struggle to show growth on District Assessment programs (STAR, MAP, iReady, etc.). The question becomes - How do I challenge these students and move them forward?
When offering math challenges, students need to apply their math skills in flexible and unconventional ways. Students have to routinely ask themselves “Does my answer make sense?” as well as, be able to justify their answers.
INCLUDED IN THE GROWING BUNDLE... (160 PUZZLES WHEN COMPLETE)
- August - Addition & Subtraction within 10
- September (coming by June 1, 2024)
- October (coming by June 1, 2024)
- November - Addition & Subtraction within 20
- December - Addition & Subtraction within 20
- January - Adding and Subtracting Groups of 10
- February - Adding 2-Digit Numbers
- March - Balancing Equations
- April - Adding/Subtracting 1-Digit Numbers from 2-Digit Numbers
- May - Adding/Subtracting within 120 with Regrouping
INCLUDED IN EACH MONTH'S RESOURCE...
- 16 Logic Puzzles & Answer Keys
- Ready to Display Google Slides
- 3 Recording Log Options
The tasks in this resource require students to find the unknown value. When working with these problems, students are intertwining their understandings of addition, subtraction, doubles, missing addends, balancing equations, and
commutative property.
I would suggest using these cards in small group before placing them in a center. Initially, my 1st grade friends panicked. As a group we talked using growth-mindset language and continuing trying numbers until students discovered patterns in the cards and between the numbers. I did want and let my students struggle. If supported too much, these brain teasers won’t be difficult. Accomplishing difficult tasks allows students to develop a mindset of growth and resilience. Students know it’s okay to make mistakes, try the wrong number, or unknowingly defend the wrong number. The sense of accomplishment when students complete a puzzle task (sometimes taking up to 15-20 minutes) is significant. Now, my highest mathematicians beg for these cards and love the challenge. Our motto has quickly become, “Our brains love to do hard things.
✅Download the preview to get a closer look at these templates and examples from my classroom!
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***For other math resources, check out my Math Puzzlers Set #2, Math Puzzlers Set #3, Primary Math Centers, and Differentiated 120s Chart.
