Basic Addition Gallery Walk

This product will allow your students to practice basic addition facts up to 10 in a fun way through classroom walks. This classroom walk set will last you for a whole school year since it comes with 75 leveled colored sets distributed in six level of difficulty. Each level includes: slides to be displayed on the walls as a gallery, worksheets for students, answer keys and record sheets (All of them saved as PDF).
The materials are letter, color and pattern coded for an easy organization.
The slides, worksheets and answer keys include numbers 1 to 10 that students can use as a number line to help them solve their work and develop their independence.
Additions are presented in four different formats so students can recognize additions in various forms.
Classroom walks are an excellent tool for your kinesthetic learners to do their work while providing them an opportunity to move.

1. LEVEL A: 10 Slides + 1 Worksheet + 1 Answer key. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 5; 1 + 3; dots representation)
2. LEVEL A: 15 Slides + 2 Worksheets + 2 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 5; 1 + 3; horizontal representation)
3. LEVEL A: 15 Slides + 2 Worksheets + 2 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 5; 1 + 3; mixed dots numbers representation)
4. LEVEL A: 15 Slides + 2 Worksheets + 2 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 5; 1 + 3; vertical representation)
5. LEVEL B: 15 Slides + 2 Worksheets + 2 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 6; 1 + 3; dots representation)
6. LEVEL B: 21 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 6; 1 + 3; horizontal representation)
7. LEVEL B: 21 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 6; 1 + 3; mixed dots numbers representation)
8. LEVEL B: 21 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 6; 1 + 3; vertical representation)
9. LEVEL C: 21 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 7; 1 + 3; dots representation)
10. LEVEL C: 27 Slides + 4 Worksheets + 4 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 7; 1 + 3; horizontal representation)
11. LEVEL C: 21 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 7; 1 + 3; mixed dots numbers representation)
12. LEVEL C: 28 Slides + 4 Worksheets + 4 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 7; 1 + 3; vertical representation)
13. LEVEL D: 24 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 8; 1 + 3; vertical representation)
14. LEVEL D: 26 Slides + 4 Worksheets + 4 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 8; 1 + 3; mixed dots numbers representation)
15. LEVEL D: 24 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 8; 1 + 3; horizontal representation)
16. LEVEL D: 29 Slides + 4 Worksheets + 4 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 8; 1 + 3; dots representation)
17. LEVEL E: 27 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 9; 1 + 3; vertical representation)
18. LEVEL E: 25 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 9; 1 + 3; mixed dots numbers representation)
19. LEVEL E: 27 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 9; 1 + 3; horizontal representation)
20. LEVEL E: 35 Slides + 4 Worksheets + 4 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 9; 1 + 3; dots representation) NIVEL E 35 4de4 OK
21. LEVEL F: 38 Slides + 4 Worksheets + 4 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 10; 1 + 3; vertical representation)
22. LEVEL F: 29 Slides + 3 Worksheets + 3 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 10; 1 + 3; mixed dots numbers representation)
23. LEVEL F: 36 Slides + 4 Worksheets + 4 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 10; 1 + 3; horizontal representation)
24. LEVEL F: 45 Slides + 5 Worksheets + 5 Answer keys. Determines basic addition facts (sum ≤ 10; 1 + 3; dots representation)
25. 6 REGISTER WORKSHEETS to paste on notebooks.

How to get the maximum from Basic Addition CLASSROOM WALK?
Print the whole file and do not mix its content. The file is organized by letter according to the level of difficulty (each level is color coded). Each level has four different layouts to present the additions (vertical number display, horizontal number display, dots display, and combined dots and numbers display) that use 3 different border patterns (one for vertical number display, one for horizontal number display and one for dots and combined display).
Display on the wall one set of 10 slides that match the worksheet your students will work on that day (there are 75 different leveled worksheets). Use the letter, color and border pattern as a reference.
Students will use their worksheet to record their answers. The student worksheet is also letter, color and border pattern coded and it has footprints on since students will be walking around the classroom.
Provide the answer key once your students have finished all their work.
Students who complete all the questions in the file will have done 750 additions from 1-10.
Tips:
Students can use the numbers on the bottom of their worksheet as a number line or use the ones included on the slides that are being displayed.
Mark the floor of your classroom with arrows to guide the direction of the classroom walk.
Use it as a review tool for standardized tests like NWEA