Place Value Number Puzzles
$3.50Place Value Number Puzzles are a set of four-piece puzzles that develop students’ fluency with place value. Each puzzle has the number form, word form, base-10 blocks and expanded notation.
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Place Value Number Puzzles are a set of four-piece puzzles that develop students’ fluency with place value. Each puzzle has the number form, word form, base-10 blocks and expanded notation.

These Roll and Spin Math Games focus on developing number sense for two-digit and three-digit addition. The activities help students develop competencies in using a number line and other place-value strategies when adding two- and three-digit numbers.

Build a consistent math warm-up routine with these Daily Math review sheets! Students practice number sense, operations, addition and subtraction strategies, time, and money by using the same reusable sheet each day with a new number or focus. Includes multiple versions for numbers 0–99, numbers 100–1000, addition and subtraction strategies, and time and money practice.

Master addition and subtraction word problems with this year-long resource! Covers all types of word problems, including first grade addition word problems and 2nd grade subtraction word problems, with built-in differentiation, models, and vocabulary support.

Two-Digit Addition Number Puzzles are a set of four-piece puzzles that develop students’ fluency and mental math strategies for two-digit addition.

Decompose Two-Digit Number Puzzles are a set of four-piece puzzles that develop students’ number sense for two-digit addition and subtraction.
Help second grade students build addition and subtraction fluency within 20 by using 10 as a benchmark number. This math unit includes no-prep worksheets, cut-and-paste activities, partner matching cards, and quick checks focused on making ten, adding ten, using ten to add, and using ten to subtract.

Make 100 and Make 1000 resources that help students use number lines, base-10 blocks, and learn how to “jump” to the nearest friendly number. The resources in this product are designed to help students make 100 and make 1000.
Help students learn their addition facts while playing a fun game, Addition: Go Fish. The game is played with traditional Go Fish directions.
Help students build confidence with two-digit addition using no-prep printable practice pages. This resource includes differentiated activities for adding tens, adding tens and ones, adding without regrouping, and adding with regrouping using number lines, base-10 blocks, breaking apart, and tens-and-ones strategies.
Number Puzzles are built with three to five pieces that illustrate a variety of models and strategies for second grade math concepts. They are great for math stations.
Two-Digit Addition Task Cards, Assessments, Activities & Games includes practice activities to help your students solidify their understanding of how to add two-digit numbers using multiple strategies.
Do your students struggle with two-digit addition? Are they struggling with the concept of adding larger numbers? These games and activities will help.

Using 10 to Add is full of a variety of games and activities to engage your students in using ten to add +9 and +8 facts. These games and activities specifically focus on establishing 10 as a benchmark number to give students practice in developing automaticity with larger math facts before moving on to multi-digit addition and subtraction.

Students can play this game multiple times while developing and practicing mentally adding or subtracting 100 to a given number from 100–900 (2.NBT.8:). Print the cards, glue to colored construction paper, and laminate. Alternatively, print the cards on card stock and laminate for durability.

Build confidence with three-digit addition using these differentiated math task cards and hands-on math center activities! Students practice adding three-digit numbers with and without regrouping using multiple strategies and models including number lines, base-10 blocks, break apart methods, place value addition, and vertical addition. Includes pre/post assessments, quick checks, and scaffolded levels to support differentiated instruction in 2nd grade and 3rd grade math centers.