Ep 38: Quick and Easy Subtraction Games up to 12
Making Number Sense Make Sense: A Math Podcast for Early Elementary TeachersShow Notes
Subtraction games can be tricker than addition because we don’t want students working with negative numbers in Kindergarten or First grade! This episode shares 5 print-and-play math games you can use in your classroom tomorrow! Your students will practice math facts, writing equations, working independently and with partners, freeing you to circulate or work with small groups! Have a topic you want me to discuss? Fill out the Google Form!
Timestamps 1:06 - Spin and Subtract 2:15 - Spin, Roll, and Color 3:14 - Build, Roll, and Break 4:00 - Spin, Roll, and Remove 4:32 - Jump Around
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