Addition with a Hundreds Chart
6 pages. Two digit addition up to 100.
Math
Printables and Curriculum
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Candy Graphing Practice
Use this pack to practice table making, tally charts, circle graphs and fractions, percents and bar graphs…. using your Halloween candy! Lessons can be easily adapted to different ages, simply by restricting the number of candies your child is working with.
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Candy Graphing Practice
Suggested Price: $1.99A sweet way to teach a variety of ages about tallying, tables, fractions, charts and more!
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Chart for Measuring and Comparing Surface Temperatures
Suggested Price: $1.00Use this printable page for STEM activities related to measuring and comparing temperatures of items or surfaces in different areas. Use the suggestions in this article, 5 Easy STEM Activities to Do at the Beach, or come up with your own! (Click on the title of the article to go to the article for more information.)
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Christmas Math – 3 Digit Addition and Subtraction
Suggested Price: $1.00Addition and subtraction with three digits. Christmas themed pages.
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Christmas Math Practice: Addition and Subtraction with 3 Numbers
Suggested Price: $1.00This pack includes 6 pages plus answer keys. Addition and subtraction math practice for adding three numbers with a Christmas theme.
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Christmas Money Math
Suggested Price: $1.00Two worksheet pages to practice counting coins and adding money. Christmas themed.
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Christmas Ornament I Spy
Suggested Price: $0.99This printable game is great for young children who need something quiet to do for a little while. It can be used to work on observation skills, one-to-one ratio, counting, and just for fun!
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Count and Match Tally Cards
Suggested Price: $1.99Count and match tally marks is perfect for children in Preschool to Kindergarten level. If you would like to make this activity more hands on, use pencils, straws or even sticks as a manipulative. Graphics by JWillustrations
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Counting Candies on Cookies Math Cards
$1.99These math cards can be used to teach all kinds of math skills, and to “extend your lesson,” you can make and eat some delicious cookies!
