Ten frames help kids develop number sense. It teaches them to subitize and is a precursor to addition. Ten frames provide students with a visual of numbers and give children experiences working with numbers. With the ten frame strategy students aren’t memorizing numbers or counting without meaning. Ten frames help students under the value of numbers.
You can print and have students write directly on the sheet or you can print and place it in a dry-erase pocket so you can print once and use it many times.
Are you looking for a resource contains number cards as well as math symbols? How about adorable bunny-themed cards that can be used for Easter, spring, or for a bunny loving child.
Students can use the cards for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division practice. Add a hands-on aspect by giving students pops or other math manipulatives to show the value of each number in the equation.
The set also contains number cards without the adorable bunny that can be used all year! You could also use the number cards for number identification and the symbol cards for math symbol identification.
Math Mats help students visualize the math as they are learning and growing their math skills. They also give students the opportunity to be hands-on while learning.
You announce two numbers and the students write the numbers in each turkey, then the students complete the addition or subtraction sentence. or
You announce two numbers and the students make dots in each turkey to represent the numbers, then the students complete the addition or subtraction sentence.
You can announce two numbers and the students put the number of erasers in each turkey, then the students complete the addition or subtraction sentence
Ten frames help kids develop number sense. It teaches them to subitize and is a precursor to addition. Ten frames provide students with a visual of numbers and give children experiences working with numbers. With the ten frame strategy students aren’t memorizing numbers or counting without meaning. Ten frames help students under the value of numbers.
You can print and have students write directly on the sheet or you can print and place it in a dry-erase pocket so you can print once and use it many times.
Are you looking for some quick one-digit addition practice? This free resource has three different versions of the St. Patrick’s Day single-digit addition.
You can print and have students write directly on the sheet or you can print and place it in a dry-erase pocket so you can print once and use it many times.
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