Fact Family Math Sticks
Are you looking for a fun, hands-on way to practice fact families? Paint sticks are an inexpensive way to do that! I use these in the beginning of first grade when reviewing fact families. This pack includes what you need to make your own fact family sticks.
$4.00
Description
Here is what’s included in this fact family math stick pack.
- 15 Fact Family Triangle Toppers
- Matching addition and subtraction equations
- Blank cards to make your own after laminating
**Paint sticks and velcro are not included- you can get paint sticks free at home improvement stores and velcro can be purchased at craft stores.
You Might Also Like...
Related products
-
Builder’s Club – Place Value
If they build it, they will learn it! Well, at least we hope so. This place value unit is a fun and engaging way to teach place value to 120 with your students. This unit has a construction theme to it and has your students build the numbers so they can visualize with each number is. There are also games and practice pages for you to use as a reinforcer.
Category: Math Tags: math, place value$6.50 -
Place Value Math Sticks
Are you looking for a fun, hands-on way to practice place value? Paint sticks are an inexpensive way to do that! I use these when reviewing place value concepts. This pack includes what you need to make your own place value math sticks.
Read more about paint sticks here.
Category: Math Tags: math, Number Sense, place value$4.00 -
Scan It, Solve It, Write It! QR code Scavenger Hunt – November
Do you love QR codes? My students love to go on scavenger hunts with them. Students scan the card to receive the clue to the next card AND a word to write down. If they do the scavenger hunt correctly, they will have a silly sentence written down to illustrate. Check it out, my students love it!
Categories: Digital Learning, Math Tags: math, QR codes$3.50 -
Scan It, Solve It, Write It! QR code Scavenger Hunt – December
Do you love QR codes? My students love to go on scavenger hunts with them. Students scan the card to receive the clue to the next card AND a word to write down. If they do the scavenger hunt correctly, they will have a silly sentence written down to illustrate. Check it out, my students love it!
Categories: Digital Learning, Math Tags: math, QR codes$3.50