Doubles facts

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Facebook Pinterest Doubles Facts in Math Increasing students’ fact fluency is an important goal in first grade! For a small group of students memorizing addition and subtraction facts comes easy. But most kids need a considerable amount of time and practice in order to become fluent with addition and subtraction facts to ten. Today, I want […]

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 […]

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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...

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Practicing Doubles Facts in Grade 1. An easy game your students can make all on their own. Very little prep involved.

What are doubles facts? I'm sharing what they are and why they are so important to teach in your classroom! I love using near doubles facts as a strategy...

Pop by to see this free subtraction fact strategy resource for doubles, perfect for supporting your first and second-grade math instruction.

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…