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SpotOnMathFacts

First Grade Student Workbook

$17.00 USD
$17.00 USD
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Our First Grade Student workbooks teach addition and subtraction facts from approaching them in a many different ways. The workbook is grouped by fact starting with +1.  Students will learn their facts by using different strategies, seeing numbers visually, and connect the facts they already know to what they are learning. 
  • There are about 10 practice activities for each fact set
    • Adding and Subtracting with Ten Frames
    • Adding and Subtracting with Number lines
    • Touch and Count up or Touch and Count Back
    • Domino Addition
    • Part Part Whole
    • Turn Around Facts
    • Roll and Add
    • Fact Families
    • Practice Quizzes 
  • 150 Pages covering 16 different groups of facts!
    • Addition Facts Covered in first grade are +1 +2 +3 +3 Doubles + Doubles +1 +5 +6 +7
    • Subtraction Facts Covered in first grade are -1 -2 -3 -4 Doubles - -5 -6
    • Too busy for copies? These are a great way to make your math fact lessons super easy to prepare for!  Order a class set! 
    • Are you a parent who just wants extra practice for your student at home? This is for you! 
    • Student work books do not include flash cards for copying, or student quizzes, only one practice quiz. 
    • This is a student workbook and should be purchased one per student - please do not make copies.

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