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Using Chip Models to Discover Integer Addition Rules
This activity guides students through the rules for adding integers using a visual approach. Using "chips" and the concept of "zero pairs", students will generalize rules for adding pairs of integers whose signs are different by examining patterns. A simple but effective approach, since students can "see" what's going on! Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th
Number of the Day| 1st Grade Maths|Numbers 1 till 20|
These worksheets are an excellent resource for reinforcing number knowledge from 1 to 20! Designed for first and second-graders, these 20 worksheets can be used as both shared or independent activities. They cover a wide range of skills including recognizing and writing numbers, representing them in ten frames or tens blocks, understanding odd and even numbers, shapes, addition, subtraction, fun number facts, counting in twos, ordering numbers, and more!For durability and repeated use, consider
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K - 2nd
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Multiplication Worksheets with Answers, 30 Printouts for 1st till 5th Grade
30 Multiplication worksheets covering numbers 1-12, with accompanying answer sheets included. Available as a digital download, these worksheets are highly effective for enhancing multiplication memorization, improving fluency, and increasing speed.
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2nd - 5th
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Find 'N Fix: Twist on Error Analysis: Role Playing for Student Engagement
Get out those red pens! For a twist on "error analysis", I like to use this template and work out some problems by hand. Some problems are correct, and some are incorrect. I make copies of the sheet for my students, and then, with red pens in hand, they "grade" the papers. Let me tell you - students REALLY enjoy taking on this role!
Some ideas of how to obtain authentic "wrong" work could include misconceptions gained through student work, such as a recent test, quiz, or homework assignme
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5th - 9th
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Addition Worksheets/ Find missing addends/ Make 10/ Make 20/Add several numbers
14 pages of mixed addition sums to help your students practice adding 2 digits, finding missing addends, making 10, making 20, adding several numbers, solving word problems, and adding with no regrouping.
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2nd - 3rd
Year 3 Division Sums |Find the Dividend |Find the Divisor|Find the Quotient |
12 pages of division practice. Helps students practice how to find the missing divisor, dividend, or quotient. Easy explanations and lots of practice worksheets.
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3rd - 4th
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3rd Grade, Division Worksheets with Remainder, Maths Printables
Sharpen your child's division skills with our targeted digital pack of 12 division worksheets, each meticulously crafted to focus on dividing 2-digit numbers by single-digit numbers, complete with remainders. This essential set is perfectly suited for third-grade students who are ready to deepen their understanding of basic division concepts and tackle the challenges of remainders.Remainder Division Focus: Each worksheet is tailored for dividing 2-digit numbers by single-digit numbers, with spec
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2nd - 4th
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Multiplication Times Table Multiply Numbers Color Chart Numbers 0 - 12 Printable
Multiplication Times Table Multiply Numbers Color Chart Numbers 0 - 12 PrintableThis chart times table is color family coordinated, to help a child memorize the multiplication application process.There is a red "X" in the top left corner, indicating that the child will be multiplying numbers. The child can find the number on the left column vertical side, go to the "X" for multiplication to remind them to multiply, then find the number in the horizontal row up top, to multiply the numbers.I orga
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2nd - 5th
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Addition Table Adding Numbers 0 to 12 Color Chart Printable
Addition Table Adding Numbers 0 to 12 Color Chart PrintableThis chart table is color family coordinated, to help a child memorize the addition application process.There is a red "+" in the top left corner, indicating that the child will be adding numbers. The child can find the number on the left column vertical side, go to the "+" for addition to remind them to add, then find the number in the horizontal row up top, to add the numbers.I organized the sheet printable, so that the child could use
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PreK - 2nd
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Prime Factorizations for 2 through 100
Prime Factorizations for 2 through 100
example:
4= 2 square
10= 2x5
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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