St. Patrick's Day Missing Number 1- 10, BOOM Cards Whole Missing Number Matching
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St. Patrick's Day Missing Number 1- 10, BOOM Cards Whole Missing Number Matching, March Math | Digital Task Cards
Perfect for St. Patrick's Day Math Activities Celebration!
Students build division fact fluency with this missing numbers math to 10 Boom deck. St. Patrick's Day Missing Number games where children look at the number and find the matching number.
Whole Missing Number Matching with BOOM Cards™ (Distance Learning). This digital math center has 20 slides. Offer your homeschool and kindergarten students the ability to practice adding to ten by building the equation. Developing a strong foundation in facts is critical to developing a strong understanding of math and numbers. This game can be played over and over again as the slides will shuffle and the answers will be in a different position each time! Children will surely enjoy this digital activity since it is interactive and visually stimulating. It is very practical too as it is self-checking. This is because the game indicates whether the answers are correct or not.
The game can be played on interactive whiteboards, computers and tablets. An internet connection is required.
Your students will have so much fun this holiday season on their digital device using this Boom Learning resource is an independent practice both at school and at home.
Features:
- Teacher Notes on how to use these BOOM Cards™ in your classroom.
- 20 Worksheets for students to show their work with detailed answer keys.
- Select Answer Numbers 1-10
- Counting Numbers 1-10
- Order Missing Number up to 10
- St. Patrick's Day, every day, or Back to School!
Compatible With:
- Google Classroom™
- Chrome
- Safari
- Firefox
- Edge
- Android
- iPad
- iPhone
- Kindle Fire
What's a BOOM CARD? "Boom Cards are digital, self-checking, interactive activities. Students are shown one question at a time and get instant feedback on their answers! ... These digital, self-checking task cards are my new favorite way to help students practice a skill.."
