This interactive, self-correcting, digital set of task cards helps kids practice

• subitizing numbers 1-5 within a ten frame,
• recognizing how many numbers are missing from the top of a ten frame (5) with a given amount, and
• filling in equations for adding to 5.

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This interactive, self-correcting, digital set of task cards helps kids use ten frames to add within 10. Cards involve:

• dragging and dropping numbers to fill in equations,
• selecting answers to equations from multiple choice answers, and
• re-arranging addition sentences as 5 plus something more (both with and without pictures).

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You will be asked to sign into your account or create a free account. All purchased decks can be found in your library; you will not need to download, save, or print the resource.

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Practice writing code to get the superhero to the treasure. Use the direction code cards to describe the path the superhero needs to take to follow the route on the map. If any steps (or groups of steps) are repeated, use the loop cards. There are many ways to describe the correct path, but try to use as few cards as possible! Once your code cards are laid out, see if someone else can follow your directions from the superhero to the treasure – and not fall off the path!

This set comes with:

• 4 unique maps with space to lay out the code cards
• 72 direction cards (36 use words; 36 use arrows)
• 8 loop cards
• 1 blank map to draw your own path
• Answer key with a suggested set of direction for the first map

This picture puzzle set is a fun way for students to practice the following skills:

• addition (within 40)
• subtraction (within 30)

For the addition puzzle, students will first solve the problems using ten frames and fill in the blank equation boxes, then find the pictures with the correct answer for each space to construct the puzzle.

This helps reduce the risk of kids merely piecing the puzzle together without solving the problems first, but also makes this a self-correcting activity since the puzzle only fits together correctly when every answer is right.

The subtraction puzzle does not use ten frames; encourage students to use any method they choose to solve the problems.

For best results:

• Print in color on cardstock paper and laminate the page. Then cut out the pieces along the grid lines.

• Provide kids with their own ten frames and counting items so they can work out the problems in a hands-on way.

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Students will subtract numbers within 10 from ten frames.  

This deck begins with practice instantly recognizing (subitizing) all numbers from 1-10 in a ten frame.

This lays a good foundation for subtraction, because once students can remove (subtract) items from the ten frame, they'll be able to see the answer "at a glace."

This deck includes moveable circles in ten frames so students can practice "hands-on" subtraction.

A mini video tutorial is included to demonstrate how to subtract using ten frames.