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Addition Sorting Activities

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Matching mats for sums of 1 and 4: students place 8 addition fact cards around each Equals 1 and Equals 4 center label
Sorting mat for small-group sums of 1 and 4
Matching mats for sums of 2 and 6: students sort addition facts into the empty spaces around Equals 2 and Equals 6
Math center mat pairing totals of 2 and 6
Matching mats for sums of 8 and 9: students fill each mat with addition fact cards that total 8 or 9 to sort by sum
Sorting station for facts making 8 and 9
Matching mats for sums of 7 and 5: students find addition facts equal to 7 or 5 and set them around each label
Partner sorting mat for totals of 7 and 5
Matching mats for sums of 10 and 3: students sort addition fact cards by total onto the Equals 10 and Equals 3 mats
Center mat for making 10 and making 3
Matching mats for sums of 11 and 12: students place addition facts that total 11 or 12 in the spaces around each label
Extension mat once sums to 10 are secure
Addition fact cards for sums of one and two: students cut out facts like 1+0, 0+1, 1+1 and 2+0 and match them to each word
Pairs with the Equals 1 and Equals 2 mats
Addition fact cards for sums of three and four: students match facts such as 2+1, 0+3, 3+1 and 2+2 to three or four
Card set for the Equals 3 and Equals 4 mats
Addition fact cards for sums of five and six: students group facts like 1+4, 2+3, 5+1 and 3+3 by the sum they make
Cut-and-sort cards for totals of 5 and 6
Addition fact cards for sums of seven and eight: students cut out and sort facts like 1+6, 4+3, 2+6 and 4+4 by total
Cards to sort onto the Equals 7 and Equals 8 mats
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Practice addition up to 12 with these hands on addition mats. Students will have fun and stay engaged while addition and sort addition facts.

What is Included:

There are 6 different matching mats that focus on sums up to 12. Each mat includes two sums to sort addition problems by. There are 8 addition fact cards for each sum from 1 up to 12.

How to Use:

Students will take one mat and the corresponding addition facts and sort them around the correct sum.

When to Use:

  • Math Centers - Teachers can simply place the mats inside a math center for students to complete.

  • Morning Tubs or Baskets - The mats and sorting cards can be placed in a tub or basket for students to complete while their classmates arrive to class.

  • File Folder Game - The teacher can put the mats inside a file folder for students to sort the addition facts.

  • Cookie Tray Activity - The teacher can attach magnets to the back of the addition cards for students to sort using a cookie tray or other magnetic surface.

  • Small Group Activity - Teachers can use these mats in small groups to target students to need more practice with addition facts.

  • Partner Activity - Students can work together in a math center or during independent practice time to sort through the addition facts.

The addition sort activity is low prep. Only the cards need to be cut out. The mats and cards can be laminated for durability. If making a file folder game or cookie tray activity, the teacher will need to gather the necessary material to create these math centers.

Skills Assessed:

  • Solving Addition Problems

  • Related Addition Facts

The mats can be cut apart to allow for teachers to mix up the two sums being sorted. Cutting apart the sorts will allow it to be stored in a pencil box for easy set up and clean up.

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