Doubles facts activities
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This week we have taken a little break from place value to work on our addition strategies and fact fluency. If I'm being honest, it's been a much
Practicing Doubles Facts in Grade 1. An easy game your students can make all on their own. Very little prep involved.
Mental math skills are integral to our daily lives and as such we should be teaching them to our students. Knowing their doubles facts is a key component in being able to use a variety of mental math strategies such as doubles plus or minus one, two, or three. If you have never used the […]
Hello friend, Do your students need practice with doubles facts? I created this game for students to practice doubles fact fluency. Students can play alone or with a partner. You can differentiate with the number of dice or with the kind of dice you use. I hope you find it useful! Doubles Game Freebie If […]
When students have a solid understanding of their doubles facts, it enables them to work on other mental math strategies. In order to do this, kids need many opportunities to practice these math facts. Here are some fun ways to practice doubles.
Looking for a fun way to practice doubles facts? Take a look at these games! Students will get the practice they need while having fun. Included are three games for doubles facts, three games for doubles + 1 facts, and three games for doubles + 2 packs. T
Friends, be sure to pop over to my TpT store to download a fun new math center that is FREE for today! Students will learn about the concept of addition using the 'near doubles' strategy. Students will use known double facts (e.g. 2+2) to solve near doubles (e.g 2+3). Students can play in a small group. There is no winner, just lots of practice and fun! Students take a card and identify the known double then write the answer in the house next door to show the 'near double'. Add additions…
We are kicking off our study of addition fact strategies this week! I am using this little poem/chant to help my RtI students remember their...
