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Not so Spooky Math cover featuring examples of Sticky Sums and Dracula Difference addition and subtraction games
Cover of the Halloween math activity resource
Addition strategy chart models 35 + 47 = 82 using cubes to build numbers, separate tens and ones, and regroup
Four-step addition strategy chart
Subtraction strategy chart models 43 - 25 = 18 using cubes to build 43, break apart a ten, and take away 25
Four-step subtraction strategy chart
Sticky Sums teacher directions explain drawing two cards, adding with manipulatives, and checking answers
Teacher directions for the addition game
Sticky Sums addition game mat asks students to pick two cards, solve with cubes, and draw spiders for correct answers
Sticky Sums mat rewarding correct answers
Sticky Sums addition game mat asks students to pick two cards, solve with cubes, and draw a spider for each equation
Sticky Sums mat marking each solved equation
Sticky Sums number card sheet provides 24 two-digit cards, including 46, 32, 28, and 39, to print and cut out
Sheet of 24 cut-apart addition number cards
Dracula Difference introduction explains using Dracula's preference for the bigger number to model subtraction
Introduction to the subtraction reminder
Dracula Difference teacher directions describe two subtraction games using a number spinner or two drawn cards
Directions for two subtraction game versions
Dracula Difference spinner game asks students to spin two numbers, put the bigger number first, and subtract
Spinner version of the subtraction game
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Not So Spooky Math: An Educational Halloween Resource for Second Graders

The 'Not So Spooky Math' is an educational product aimed at engaging second graders in math activities and games that align with the common core standard 2.NBT.5. Its primary focus is on exploring addition and subtraction concepts within 100 using unifix cubes.

Key Features:

  • Use of manipulatives: Facilitates use of familiar tools like unifix cubes or other manipulatives for problem-solving, enhancing comfort level and interest.
  • Fostering independent thinking: Promotes solving problems independently before checking their solution with a calculator.
  • Halloween spirit: Offers solutions placed inside mini cauldrons or brown paper bags with visual markers such as spiders to indicate correct solutions, providing fun learning experiences.

Main Activities:

'Sticky Sums':

In this game, students use their math tools to work out solutions independently, promoting decision-making skills at an early age.

'Dracula Difference':

This activity requires students to spin numbers and employ proper mathematical techniques under the guidance of 'Dracula' who insists on putting the highest number first boosting competitiveness among peers for better retention of place values.

'Web Full Of Knowledge':

A teamwork-focused activity where learners operate collectively on task cards before proceeding with answers in competing against other groups through spider-web throwing adding a hands-on exposure element to book knowledge.

Note:

Suitable for both classroom settings and homeschooling alike, this PDF product merges traditional teaching methods with proactive learning approaches that emphasize understanding over rote-memorization.
If you're looking for a unique way to combine holiday excitement with educational content, 'Not So Spooky Math’ ensures your second graders receive memorable math lessons.

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