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Letters, Numbers, Shapes
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Addition & Subtraction
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Addition & Subtraction
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Addition & Subtraction Center
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Addition & Subtraction Center
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Number Patterns
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Head & Hands
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Add & Sub Number Line
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Addition Worksheets
Matching Numbers
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Subtraction Worksheets
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First Grade Math Review
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Counting is the first step to number awareness. We start by memorizing the numbers 1-10 and repeat them verbally. More than just repeating numbers in a sequence, children have to understand that numbers have meaning. These number symbols represent groups of objects and have a chronological order. Click any one of these free resources.
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Letters, Numbers, Shapes
Matching Numbers
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The famous 4! The four ways we express numbers in place value.
Resources Math Aids
This website allows you to create your very own place value worksheets for FREE!
 Helping Write Math
This site offers several ready to use worksheets.
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Number Patterns
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Finding the total of two or more objects. Here are a few strategies I have used within my classroom.
Hands
For small equations, using your hands is very effective.
Head and Hands
Place the large number in your head, show the smaller number on your hands. Use your hands to count up from the larger number. This is a great strategy to get your kids ready for mental math.
Number Line
Hundred's Chart
Circle the larger number on the hundreds chart. Then count forward the smaller number to find the sum.
Free 100's chart. Stack It
For larger equations you can always stack the numbers on top of each other. Remember to always start adding in the one's column to the far right.
Try this online game. Stack Bunch
When adding more than one number, try bunching two numbers together to make the equation easier.
7 + 3 = 10, now 10 + 5 = 15. |
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Addition & Subtraction
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Addition & Subtraction
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First Grade Math Review
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Number Line
Start with the larger number and move back the amount of the smaller one. Where you land is your answer.
Free number line. Hundred's Chart
Circle the larger number and count back by the smaller one. Where you land is your answer. Free 100's chart. Counting Up
Starting from the smallest number, use your fingers to count up until you reach the large number. Your answer is the number of fingers you held up.
Counting Back
If you are really good with your numbers you can always use your fingers to count backwards.
Stack Squash
Think of a giant elephant sitting on a mouse. The bigger number sits on top of the smaller. |
Addition Number Line
First Grade Math Review
Addition & Subtraction
Head & Hands
Addition & Subtraction
Addition & Subtraction Center
Addition & Subtraction
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Round UP or Round DOWN
- The numbers 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 all round up to the nearest ten.
- The numbers 4, 3, 2, and 1 all round down to the nearest ten.
Car Rounding
Say your in a car. If you stop on any number from 1 to 4, your car roll backward. If you stop on a number from 5 to 9, your car roll forward.
High Low
Fill in the circles with the highest and lowest sets of 10 your number can round to. Decide if your number is closer to the high or the low.
My Mood
- The numbers 5 through 9 indicate a great mood.
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- The numbers 1 through 4 indicate a bad mood and no games.
Who's the Boss
Let us say your boss is in the circle. What type of mood is she in? Will she give you a raise or are you stuck at the same number?