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use popsicle sticks as counters

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Use the stamper of the interwrite board to produce 'draggable' counters.

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you can use the dice to play addition/subtraction games

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V- individual cubes used for regrouping two digit numbers

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V- individual cubes used for regrouping two digit numbers

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use  graphic organizer and the colored cubes

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use  graphic organizer and the colored cubes

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you can use the playing cards to add/subtract the numbers on the cards you flip

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Part part whole chart and ten frames are great too

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Part part whole chart and ten frames are great too

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A ten-frame can be use dot show adding numbers to ten.

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A ten-frame can be use dot show adding numbers to ten.

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you can use the playing cards to identify which are the odd and even numbers

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Roll the dice and use counters to make the number in a five or ten frame and write the number to match

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Number lines are great resources for math fluency

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Number lines are great resources for math fluency

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120 number cart is another tool

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Use two sided color counters instead of unifix cubes for addition and subtraction

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The use of manipulative everyday will help build fluency.

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The use of manipulative everyday will help build fluency.

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Use ten frames and counters to add

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Use counters to show different ways to make 10

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Use counters to show different ways to make 10

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Use counters or the connecting cubes to show different ways to make 10, compare numbers, create equations and word problems. They can also use the manipulatives to explain a strategy they used while solving a math problem.

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Dominoes can be used for adding and subtracting

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Dominoes can be used for adding and subtracting

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Adding -  You can roll dice, record number and picture, repeat. Then have students solve.

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Adding -  You can roll dice, record number and picture, repeat. Then have students solve.

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V - Pop cubes may be used to create addition and subtraction equations between 0-10 and 0-20 ect. Unit 1

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V - Pop cubes may be used to create addition and subtraction equations between 0-10 and 0-20 ect. Unit 1

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Dice can be used for addition and subtractions facts

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Dice can be used for addition and subtractions facts

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You can use the counters to show an addition sentence.

You can use the number line to show counting on to the next or previous numbers, and for addition.

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You could use dice and have the students play a game where they roll two dice and must add them together to gain fluency.

2.OA.B :)

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Use connecting cubes with a part/part whole mat to learn fluency to 10.
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