Fact fluency

Setting up a fact fluency program can be daunting for students to learn addition and subtraction facts. First and second grade standards include fact fluency, and kids will need lots of practice through games and activities to get fluent. I'm sharing some ways to organize and track fluency, as well as some fun ways to practice math facts. Your students will be on their way to fluency in first and second grade! Check out my post for tons of ideas. #factfluency #mathfacts #fluency

Fact fluency is a big part of math in first grade. You may be thinking, "How in the world am I going to teach these kiddos ALL these facts w...

Ideas for teaching addition strategies in 1st grade to set students up for fact fluency success! Plus get 5 tips for making fact fluency fun!

Number fact fluency is important to develop in first and second grade. Without automatic recall it's hard to move on to more complex skills.

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Build fact fluency with these engaging games and activities. Check out these super fun and creative ways to help your students stay engaged.

Students can improve their fact fluency skills by using these fun and easy to use folders. These folders are perfect for all ages, and work best when used as part of a daily routine. Get ahead in school today and start using Fast Fact Folders!

Games, printables and teaching ideas to make math fact practice and developing fluency more fun.

find a math fact fluency program that is a perfect fit for varying levels of students. From kindergarten to fourth grade, you'll find fact mastery!

Fluency with math facts is an important skill. No doubt. Yes, students should have lots of opportunities to gain firm understanding of the thinking behind these simple math equations. Don’t stash those counters just yet! However, those fifth and sixth-grade teachers impart some wisdom to us. They know first hand that having a student count … Improving Math Facts Fluency Read More »