Lesson Package | Math It Up! Decomposing Numbers

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Elementary school Lesson Package | Math It Up! Decomposing Numbers

Provider: The Kindergarten Smorgasboard

Why Eduye Selected This

Selected for its low-prep, hands-on activities that make teaching number bonds and decomposing numbers practical and engaging for primary math lessons

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1st GradeKindergarten

Make teaching number bonds and decomposing numbers fun with these engaging, hands-on math activities! This set includes low-prep lessons perfect for exploring number bonds and decomposing numbers. Quick and easy whole group, independent activities, partner games, and small group lessons make this an all-inclusive math resource!

Lead your students to discover how to make numbers through hands-on games, activities, and lessons. Students will love the hands-on learning and games, and won't even realize how much they're learning.


Here's What You'll Get:

- 5 days of whole group and independent lessons that can be easily differentiated
- Small group lessons
- Recording sheets
- Center activities

Your students will love practicing decomposing numbers with a variety of games, partner games, and hands-on lessons. They'll be out of their seats, engaged in mathematical discussions, and exploring number sense with their friends.

Prep is quick and easy. Just print, laminate, and gather manipulatives, and you're ready for a fun and engaging class!


The Included Lessons Are:

- Giant floor number bonds lessons
- Whole group number bonds lesson
- Independent number bonds lesson
- Anchor chart
- Wreck-It!
- Roll and decompose!
- Practice pages
- Centers

Lesson Package | Math It Up! Decomposing Numbers

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The Kindergarten Smorgasboard

The Kindergarten Smorgasboard makes resources for teachers to make teaching easier and fun. Greg Smedley-Warren, a teacher, is the creator. Jason "The Mister" handles all things behind the scenes.



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