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Arithmetic lesson images
Find Someone Who Double Digit Addition Without Regrouping
Want to help your students practice adding double digit addition without regrouping? Try this fabulous "Find Someone Who" activity! Model for the students how to walk around the room posing the question "Pardon me, but could you please tell me what the answer to this problem is?" Model for students how to solve an addition problem and sign their name below. Then, show children how to reciprocate the question to their partner and say, "Pardon me...but do you know the answer to this problem?" Onc
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1st - 2nd
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February Math Mystery Picture
Do your students need more practice adding numbers 1 to 20? This is the perfect resource to give your students addition practice AND give them practice identifying numbers less than 10 and greater than or equal to 10. First, students must solve all the addition problems. Then, they must color the sections of the paper purple or red based on each sum. The result is a fun, mystery picture...Collect all these math practice mystery pictures from Krista Lynch. Your students will love them and th
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K - 2nd
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Roll an Egg Addition Practice to 12
Do your young students need more addition practice to 12? This is an Easter egg picture complete with sections labeled with numbers to 12. Give your students two dice and have them roll the dice, add the two numbers together, and color the portion of the picture that has that number in it. Your students will enjoy the fun addition practice! This activity is great for morning work, transition time, or a math center. My first grade students LOVE this kind of practice!
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K - 2nd
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Addition and Subtraction True False Statements
Students find matching math problems, cut them out, and glue them on either side of the provided equal signs to make a true statement.
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Understand the meaning of the equal sign, and determine if equations involving addition and subtraction are true or false.
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1st - 2nd
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Metric and Customary Units Conversion
Conversion within the metric system is taught by using a "game board" technique of moving the decimal in the direction and number of places corresponding to metric prefixes. Customary units conversion utilizes the "smaller-to-bigger, multiply" and "bigger-to-smaller, divide" methods. Great for math teams or instruction on math class.
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Math Facts Lesson Bundle with Math Facts x0 to x20 and with Math is Fun Bonus!
These math facts lessons are designed for daily math facts practice for only a few minutes per day. Daily math facts practice is essential in helping students learn their math facts. These lessons include addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division math facts. For students who want the additional challenge of learning math facts higher than the x12 math facts, use the x13 to x20 math facts lesson. Include either math facts lesson at the beginning or end of any math lesson. Included
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3rd - 8th
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Grocery Ad Shopping
This item is using a grocery store ad and a list of items from the grocery ad. I made a template that can be used with any type of grocery ad. The students look through the grocery ad and find the product and have to figure out the price of the item. I also made a transperancy that I use on my overhead one the students have completed the assignment. I used this item with my Special Education students.
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3rd - 11th
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Decimal Division Chart
This colorful chart provides step-by-step directions for dividing a decimal, by a decimal. The steps are clear, student friendly, and color-coded. This is great for printing out for students to keep in their math folders or for display on a Smart-Board or bulletin board. You can also use these steps to help you teach a mini-lesson.
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4th - 6th
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Math Expressions Grade 4 Lesson 3.2 Place Value Sections to Divide
Math Expressions Grade 4 Lesson 3.2 Place Value Sections to Divide
In this video I explain how to use the place value sections method to divide.
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3rd - 6th
Addition and Subtraction Rules for (+) and (-) Numbers!
Simple Rules for Adding and Subtracting basic integers. These rules are CRUCIAL for students in 6th grade to understand for future maths. I see students struggle with this in middle school and even in high school... enjoy this free download and help students memorize them :) To connect, please follow my Instagram, @theMathKook
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5th - 7th
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NUMBERS FLASHCARDS
Number flash cards for 1-20 can be a valuable educational tool for learners, especially in the early years of elementary school. Here are some ways in which number flash cards can aid in learning and the grade class they typically fit for:Learning Benefits:Numerical Recognition: Flash cards help learners recognize and memorize numbers from 1 to 20, promoting numerical literacy.Counting Skills: They assist in developing counting skills as students associate the visual representation of the number
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PreK - 3rd
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TEN STARS OF GALAXY
Fill in the blanks to make star equal to 10.
Missing Addend and Wholes Number Bonds
Identifying the parts/whole of a number bond, then finding the missing addends/wholes of each problem. Finishing up with using the number bond to make an equation.
Count the foods
Hi, this beautiful templates for little kids.This Counting foods Template is ready-made. So you can just simply download it as pdf file to print right away or edit anything you want with Canva FREE account. I selected all free elements to design the template, so you don't need a Pro account. This is very convenient for homeschooling parents or playgroups. For teachers, Canva pro is FREE so you can replace with any pro elements as you want.Click the text below to see all what I have for your in t
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K - 1st
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Learnfacts addition
Hello! Thanks for stopping by. My name is Michael Morris and I taught elementary school teacher for 30+ years. When I taught math, I was always amazed and dismayed at how long it took my students to figure out the answers to basic operations, which adversely affected higher math concepts (such as fractions). A good example of this is when one considers that the problem 367 x 285 contains nine separate multiplication facts which need to be addressed in order to solve the problem! Then I devi
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K - 6th
Free Math Online Learning
By converting numbers into easy to comprehend graphical symbols, math is fun and easy to learn! MathSecret is effectively challenging children's talent and potentials.
Register online for free! MathSecret is allowing up to 10,000 students/teachers to learn free online in year 2010. Invite all your friends, co-workers, and students to sign up for their FREE learning online as well!
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PreK - 3rd
Teaching Multiplication with Positive and Negative
When learning this concept, no one could ever explain it in a way that really made sense, but hearing it in terms of good things happening to heroes and villains, suddenly the idea stuck!
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3rd - 9th
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