Addition and Subtraction
Big Ideas:
Mathematical relationships among numbers can be represented, compared, and communicated.
Mathematical relationships can be represented as expressions, equations and inequalities in mathematical situations. Numerical quantities, calculations, and measurements can be estimated or analyzed by using appropriate strategies and tools.
Mathematical relationships among numbers can be represented, compared, and communicated. Mathematical relationships can be represented as expressions, equations and inequalities in mathematical situations. Patterns exhibit relationships that can be extended, described, and generalized
Essential Questions:
How is mathematics used to quantify, compare, represent, and model numbers?
How can mathematics support effective communication? How are relationships represented mathematically?
What does it mean to estimate or analyze numerical quantities?
What makes a tool and/or strategy appropriate for a given task?
Video demonstrating double digit addition with regrouping.
Video demonstrating multi-digit addition with regrouping
Video demonstrating multi-digit subtraction with regrouping
four-in-a-row-subtraction.pdfFour in a Row Subtraction Game
A game played with a partner. Each player has to solve a subtraction problem in order to get 4 differences in a row to win.
doubles-plus-one-ver.2.pdfDoubles Plus One Game
Card game played with a partner that gives practice using the strategy doubles plus one.
task-cards-additon-2digit_HAYJI.pdfAddition Task Cards
Task cards that have an addition problem on them to solve and practice regrouping.
scoot-three-digit-addition_AZNHJ.pdfThree-Digit Addition Scoot Game
Each card is given to students on their desks. They solve the problem and then when the teacher says to scoot they go to the next desk. They keep track of their answers on a separate sheet. This can be adapted to be played at home by having the student scatter cards around their home and have to scoot to solve them.
mystery-picture-subtraction-beach-2-up-to-10_SUBBY.pdfSubtraction color by number
The student will have to solve each problem to use the answer to determine what color to color the space to ultimately reveal the mystery picture
mystery-picture-subtraction-airplane_SUBTR.pdfSubtraction color by number
The student will have to solve each problem to use the answer to determine what color to color the space to ultimately reveal the mystery picture
mystery-picture-addition-airplane_ADDIT.pdfAddition color by number
The student will have to solve each problem to use the answer to determine what color to color the space to ultimately reveal the mystery picture
magic-digits-addition-2digit-2_ZAGKI.pdfMagic Digits: Addition
The student is given 4 numbers that they have to figure out what two digit numbers to make to add together to get the predetermined sum listed.
doubles-plus-two.pdfDoubles Plus Two Game
Working in partners the students take turns turning over the top card in a deck and explain how they could use the doubles plus two strategy to find the sum. Play continues until one player has covered all number on his or her side of the board.
Math Practice Plates
A great way to bring art into practicing basic facts of addition and subtraction
Addition & Subtraction War Game with a deck of playing cards to review basic facts
Mental-Math-Challenge (1).pdfMental Math Challenges:
This activity contains mental math games. There are 3 levels of challenge: 2 puzzles that only include addition and subtraction, 2 that include addition, subtraction and multiplication, and 2 puzzles that include adding and subtracting integers. The students choose the number that will go in the "start" position. They have to work to add or subtract according to what it says where they land on the game board. There is also a blank game board you can use to set up according to what you want them to practice.
MathPracticeandReviewMatsDistanceLearning.pdfDaily Math Practice Mats
If you click the picture it will take you to 10 daily practice sheets that incorporate a mixed review of topics in math.
16 card games
This is an article that gives you directions to play 16 different math card games to practice skills
Try for 10
Fraction War
Card Bingo
Find a way to make 10 ( 15 or 20)
Number Sequencing
Basic Fast Facts Practice
Pyramid Solitaire
Go Fishing for pairs that make 10
Beat the Teacher
Close call to practice double digit addition & subtraction
Order of operations to get 24
Card Spiral
Fastest to Pi
Triple digit dare
Reading minds
Negative and Positive
