I recently saw this in a lower grade classroom. It seemed like a good math poster to have up for use when discussing whether a word problem requires addition or subtraction.
So I decided to make my own free math posters for you to use in your elementary school classroom! Enjoy!
This is a great 4 page math handout for back to school night so parents have a quick refresher about what your students are learning. This small packet covers addition and subtraction, so it’s perfect for lower grades.
Here are the addition strategies the packet reviews: break apart, rounding, tens and ones, tens and ones with an open number line, hundreds chart and friendly number with open number line.
Here’s what it covers with regard to subtraction: break apart, tens and ones with an open number line, hundreds chart and a few strategies for missing addends.
Happy new school year!
Click here for the PDF: Landscape of Learning- Math Strategies (2)
What kid doesn’t love Legos? I mean seriously, there are infinite possibilities in those tiny little bricks! So naturally, I needed a way to bring Legos into my classroom… and this is what I came up with! Enjoy some simple addition and subtraction practice!
Click here for the free printable PDFs:
Lego addition 1
Lego addition 2
Lego subtraction
I’m a huge fan of games. They disguise potentially unpleasant practice! Here’s my collection of math turtles to help your kids practice basic math skills (including simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and division). Happy spring!
Click here for the 4 printable PDFs: Turtle Dice Games
Don’t forget about the Fancy Turtles editions!
Who doesn’t like to color? I mean really… there’s something calming about coloring. But why not exercise that brain while you color! Here’s a color by number with an addition/subtraction facts twist. Enjoy!
Here’s the free printable PDF: Add-sub color by number fish
I love playing math games… and what student can’t benefit from some basic math facts practice. So here’s a game for you.
Make sure you choose the operation you want: basic addition, basic subtraction, basic multiplication or basic division. Happy Spring!
Click here for more free math stuff!
This fun Halloween coloring page uses simple addition, subtraction and multiplication. Depending on the answer of the math question, they color each section of the picture a different color. Click here for the printable PDF: Halloween math fact coloring page Happy Halloween!
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