Mental Math Strategies for Addition and Subtraction Fluency - Flexible Thinking

Mental Math Strategies for Addition and Subtraction Fluency - Flexible ThinkingAbout So you're ready to implement mental math addition and subtraction strategies this year, but aren't sure where to start! It can be overwhelming counting on, doubles, left to right addition, compensation, breaking apart numbers, and so much more how can you teach these mental math concepts strategically so that more of your students can develop addition and subtraction fact fluency? These extensive units for Mental Math Strategies dive into all

Standard Algorithm Task Cards

Most of the subitizing activities in Dot Talks are done as quick looks

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This can be used in small group math settings

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Representing Fractions Task Cards

We use it every day during our Mental Math block

Parents have also commented on their child's newfound confidence

provides multiple ways to learn the concept

When we do not finish a task in class then I assign the students to finish for homework and the students are excited because they know what they are doing and working on

model and practice and then assign slides for students to practice what they learned

The Early Finisher Board is the solution