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    Multi-Digit Addition Strategies for Grades 2-4

    When teaching your students how to solve multi-digit addition problems, providing them with various place-value strategies is important. This will not only help students find the best method for them,…

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  • Handwritten number line showing steps to add 15 + 35 using jumps of 5 and 10; numbers 15, 20, 30, 34, 35, 40, and 50. Text above reads Ways to use number lines for addition & subtraction.
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    How to Teach a Second Grade Number Line for Addition and Subtraction

    If you teach second grade, you know that number lines show up everywhere: in addition, subtraction, place value, and mental math. A strong 2nd grade number line strategy helps students…

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  • A collage with math activities from Compose and Decompose Numbers (2): composing/decomposing with cards, a puzzle adding to 17, equations like 70 + 60 and 100 + 30 = 130. Center text: Compose & Decompose Numbers.
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    Composing and Decomposing Numbers: K–2 Math Strategies

    Do your students struggle to compose and decompose numbers when adding and subtracting? My students struggle to break a number apart and use its pieces for computation. This type of number…

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  • A child uses a finger to paint dots with fall colors on paper; a math worksheet with sticky notes is shown, along with finished tree art. Text: “Mix Art & Math Fun Fall Activity”—a perfect second grade math art activity for creative learning!.
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    Fall Leaves Math Art Activity for Second Grade

    Mix art and math with this fun fall art project. Students create a Fall tree using dots and then use their three-digit addition strategies to figure out how many dots are in their table group. We also extended it to find out the number of dots in our class. A great fun, engaging math AND art activity.

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