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These Three-Digit Subtraction Worksheets include practice activities to help your students solidify their understanding of how to subtract three-digit numbers using a variety of strategies, including a number line, base-10 blocks, breaking apart (or ungrouping) the addends, and place value strategies.
Do your students struggle with two-digit subtraction? Are they struggling with the concept of subtracting numbers between 100 and 199?
This product includes four levels of two-digit subtraction equations, progressing from simple to complex. Also included are pre- and post-assessments, as well as quick-assessments to monitor progress along the way. You can differentiate instruction based on what a student can and cannot add.
A bundle of Two-Digit Addition & Subtraction resources for your second grade classroom. This two-digit addition & subtraction bundle provides practice with composing and decomposing numbers to add and subtract, and using place value strategies to add and subtract two-digit numbers. The focus is on building conceptual understanding through a variety of scaffolded activities.
This BUNDLE is 35% off purchasing each of the products individually.
Automaticity Assessments for Addition and Subtraction are designed to help students memorize their math facts, focusing on one strategy at a time.
These Number Puzzles Template Worksheets provide a way for students to create their own Number Puzzles. The Third Grade Version has 37 templates. The puzzles are built with three or more pieces so that students can illustrate a variety of models and strategies for third grade math concepts. They are great for math stations.
Two-Digit Addition No-Prep Printable Practice includes practice activities to help your students solidify their understanding of how to add two-digit numbers using a variety of strategies, including a number line, base-10 blocks, breaking apart (or ungrouping) the addends, and tens to tens and ones to ones.
Do your students struggle with two-digit addition? Are they struggling with the concept of adding larger numbers? This resources is perfect because it breaks down the process and meets the student where they are at in their learning.
This multiplication and division word problems unit by problem type is a year-long resource for problem-solving. Use the multiplication and division word problems in a math journal or as stand-alone problem each day.
These Number Puzzles Template Worksheets provide a way for students to create their own Number Puzzles. The Second Grade Version has 9 templates that span many second grade math standards.
Fun, engaging, easy-to-prep math centers and worksheets for three-digit addition & three-digit subtraction. Each set uses a variety of place value and base-10 models and strategies so that students can become proficient in adding and subtracting three-digit numbers.
This is a combination of Addition and Subtraction Word Problems and Multiplication and Division Word Problems. It is a year-long resource for problem-solving using story problems by problem type.
Addition task cards in which students use 100s charts to solve two- and three-digit addition problems. Charts and task cards are divided into sets numbered 0-999, with 200 numbers on each chart. For example, if a problem is 345 + 86, students can use the chart that goes from 300 – 499 and travel across 400 when adding.
Using these task cards will help students visualize larger numbers on a chart and add larger numbers by tens and ones.
Two-digit subtraction flap books help students solidify their understanding of two-digit subtraction in a fun activity that goes beyond normal worksheets. Students can keep the flap books in their interactive notebook or take them home for review.
This Place Value Packet will help your first graders solidify their understanding of numbers and place value from 0-120. It includes 11 different activities and resources.
Kids love games! Go Fish is the perfect game to help students learn the names of the fractions.
These Part-Part-Whole Dot Flash Cards show students a visual representation of various dot arrangements for sums 11-20. There are several dot arrangements for the same set of addends. One set mirrors a ten frame arrangement, the other sets assist with subitizing.
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