Math Strategies Posters | Mental Math Strategies

These posters offer students colorful visual cues to help them remember the different ways they can count, add, subtract, multiply, and divide.

Whether you print out these posters as little cards students keep at their desks OR plaster them around your classroom, these posters act as a constant source of learning. 

Math posters are a great way to help your students reinforce the fundamentals they’ve already learned AND retain the new information their brains absorb.

Why Math Posters?

• Retention: Helps students retain learned strategies when displayed.
• Independence: Promotes independence when working.
• Visual Cues: Colorful graphics and engaging layouts.
• Teacher tool: Use during whole group or small group learning.

How to Use:

Put applicable strategies on the wall as needed, or make a ring for each student so their math strategies are accessible at all times!

Contents:

• Count on Version #1
• Count on Version #2
• Ten Frame
• Number Line
• Use Doubles
• Doubles +1
• Doubles -1
• Partners of 10
• Draw a Picture
• Number Bonds
• Adding Zero
• Add a Ten
• Add 10 Take 1
• Break Apart
• Fact Families
• Use Manipulatives
• Repeated Addition
• Part-Part Whole
• Make a 10
• Equal Groups
• Draw Dots
• Place Value Chart
• Draw Quick Tens
• Commutative Rule
• Monkey in the Middle
• Expanded Form
• Use an Array
• Use Fingers
• Visualize It
• Ten Frame
• Count Forward
• Part Part Whole
• Number Bonds
• Hundreds Chart
• Break Apart
• Check with Addition
• Subtracting Zero
• Partners of 10
• Doubles Facts
• Subtract All
• Counting Back
• Draw Quick Tens
• Draw A Picture
• Draw Dots
• Count Out Loud
• Count and Cross Off
• Line Up and Count
• Count On
• Touch and Count
• Move and Count
• Skip Counting
• Visualize
• Strip Diagram
• Repeated Addition/Subtraction

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