Double Digit Subtraction Practice
A 1-page practice worksheet for two-digit subtraction, with and without regrouping.
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A 1-page practice worksheet for two-digit subtraction, with and without regrouping.
This Alphabetical Order Worksheet is a great way to help your students learn how to put words that begin with the same letter in ABC order.
A set of 20 printable kindergarten subtraction worksheets for early subtraction practice.
Complete 22 worksheet activities across 5 scripted 45-minute daily lessons: My Year in Review (reflective essay writing); Friendship Letters (opinion essays & precise word choice); Summer Reading Adventure (theme & figurative language); Word Detectives (suffixes, roots, figurative language); Dreams for Fifth Grade…
Solve subtraction equations on each worksheet page and write the answer; each page presents 3 subtraction equations of the form 'two-digit number minus [blank] equals [blank]'.
This Alphabetical Order Worksheet is great for teaching your students how to put words that begin with the same first two letters in ABC order. This is a skill that they will use throughout their lives.
A worked-example worksheet teaching two-digit addition and subtraction using a hundred-square (100-grid) counting-on/counting-back strategy.
A grade 5-6 lesson plan and supplementary activity pack for teaching descriptive, demonstrative, and quantitative adjectives.
Practice single-digit and low double-digit addition and subtraction using 'count on' and 'count back' strategies.
This is a fun Alphabetical Order Worksheet that you can print and use at any time with your students. There is a list of 20 names and students are tasked with putting them in ABC order.
A larger practice worksheet for two-digit addition and subtraction using a hundred-square (100-grid) counting strategy.
Supplementary teaching pack of lesson plans and practice activities for teaching homophones, meant to accompany a separate (not-included) homophones test set.
A Grade 1 teaching resource using Dienes (base-ten) blocks to teach two-digit addition and subtraction within 100, with and without exchange/regrouping (carrying/borrowing).
Skip Counting Carousel Worksheet: This resource is great for students who need to practice skip-counting. The worksheet can be used with any number to complete the pattern.
Complete 22 worksheet activities across 5 scripted 45-minute daily lessons: My Year in Review (reflective essay writing); Friendship Letters (opinion essays with counterarguments); Summer Reading Adventure (theme, point of view & analysis); Word Detectives (roots, idioms/proverbs & homographs); Dreams for Middle School…
Give students practice counting and comparing quantities in groups (M&M candy colors) and finding numeric differences between groups.
Read a word box of 4 sight words, then respond in writing to a creative writing prompt (e.g. would-you-rather or open-ended questions), using the word box for spelling support
This resource is great for teachers who want to help their students practice skip-counting. TheSkip Counting 2s Carousel Worksheet can be used with any number to complete the pattern, making it a versatile tool for teachers.
Students complete vocabulary exercises (definitions, synonyms, parts of speech), identify types of conflict and static/dynamic characters, sketch and write about characters, write a personal experience paper, compose poetry, and create a newspaper article, organized by chapter groupings as they read the novel.
Turn math time into playtime with this Addition and Subtraction: Count and Color activity! Designed to engage even the most math-resistant students, this resource combines basic arithmetic with creativity. It’s the magical fusion of problem-solving and coloring that makes equations as fun as picking crayons out of the box…
A choice-board activity set with grading rubrics for the novel 'Dear Mr. Henshaw' by Beverly Cleary, letting students pick differentiated response/creative activities tied to the book.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice skip-counting by 10s. It can be used with any number, and is a great way to complete the pattern.
Students select or are given a numbered prompt card and write a response (story, list, opinion, or descriptive passage) on paper or in a journal/workbook, recording the prompt number.
Practice solving one- and two-step addition/subtraction word problems within 100 using a game format.