Addition Clip Cards – Free Math Printable

2D Shapes in Nature matching activity and handwriting sheets.

Patterns in Nature cards for sorting out 10 different categories of patterns found in nature: clouds, water, plants, animals, reflections, landscapes, corals, ice and snow, rocks, and trees.

Introduce your students to the concept of years, months, days, and seasons.

Place Value Cards for Lower-Elementary Students

Fifty Interesting Facts based on Science, Art, Music, History and Geography scope and sequence content

50 sets of matchup cards and 50 mats for place value composition cards

Math printable pack contains learning activities for kindergarten students. Children will have fun exploring quantities, patterns, practice logical thinking, size discrimination, and counting 1-10. Along with sorting, students will be categorizing and matching cards with familiar objects.

This Place Value I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. The game is great for reviewing place value concepts – tens and ones. The cards can be used as an individual activity or with the whole group. 

This Fractions I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. The I have who has fractions cards are great for reviewing fractions and they can be used as an individual activity or with the whole group.

This 3D Shapes and Real World Objects I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. It requires them to pay attention to detail as each player reads their card and asks their question, eg. “I have a ball. Who has 2 real world ovoids?”.

These I Have… Who Has? Math cards are great for pre-k and k students. The cards feature numbers 1-20 – numerals and bead bars with the corresponding value. The set includes cards with ‘one less than’, and ‘one more than’ to reinforce number and quantity recognition skills in a fun and engaging way.

This 2D Shapes and Colors I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. It requires them to pay attention to detail as each player reads their card and asks their question, eg. “I have a green circle. Who has 2 purple squares?”.

This I Have, Who Has? Game with telling time cards presents a great math challenge for Grade 1 – 3 students. The game is great for reviewing telling time to five minutes with analog and digital clocks. The cards can be used as an individual activity or with the whole group.
This game will be helpful as a transition activity and fun addition to math centers. You can use it for small group activities, partner activities and as a follow-up activity.

This resource contains Static Addition cards with three-digit numbers. It is designed to use along with the Stamp Game, golden bead materials, or when working on mastering place value concepts. This exercise would help them to gain confidence when working with Static Addition.

This Place Value I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. The game is great for reviewing place value concepts – tens and ones. The cards can be used as an individual activity or with the whole group.

2D Shapes in Nature matching activity and handwriting sheets.

Patterns in Nature cards for sorting out 10 different categories of patterns found in nature: clouds, water, plants, animals, reflections, landscapes, corals, ice and snow, rocks, and trees.

Introduce your students to the concept of years, months, days, and seasons.

Place Value Cards for Lower-Elementary Students

Fifty Interesting Facts based on Science, Art, Music, History and Geography scope and sequence content

50 sets of matchup cards and 50 mats for place value composition cards

Math printable pack contains learning activities for kindergarten students. Children will have fun exploring quantities, patterns, practice logical thinking, size discrimination, and counting 1-10. Along with sorting, students will be categorizing and matching cards with familiar objects.

This Place Value I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. The game is great for reviewing place value concepts – tens and ones. The cards can be used as an individual activity or with the whole group. 

This Fractions I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. The I have who has fractions cards are great for reviewing fractions and they can be used as an individual activity or with the whole group.

This 3D Shapes and Real World Objects I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. It requires them to pay attention to detail as each player reads their card and asks their question, eg. “I have a ball. Who has 2 real world ovoids?”.

These I Have… Who Has? Math cards are great for pre-k and k students. The cards feature numbers 1-20 – numerals and bead bars with the corresponding value. The set includes cards with ‘one less than’, and ‘one more than’ to reinforce number and quantity recognition skills in a fun and engaging way.

This 2D Shapes and Colors I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. It requires them to pay attention to detail as each player reads their card and asks their question, eg. “I have a green circle. Who has 2 purple squares?”.

This I Have, Who Has? Game with telling time cards presents a great math challenge for Grade 1 – 3 students. The game is great for reviewing telling time to five minutes with analog and digital clocks. The cards can be used as an individual activity or with the whole group.
This game will be helpful as a transition activity and fun addition to math centers. You can use it for small group activities, partner activities and as a follow-up activity.

This resource contains Static Addition cards with three-digit numbers. It is designed to use along with the Stamp Game, golden bead materials, or when working on mastering place value concepts. This exercise would help them to gain confidence when working with Static Addition.

This Place Value I Have, Who Has? Game presents a great math challenge for K and Grade 1 students. The game is great for reviewing place value concepts – tens and ones. The cards can be used as an individual activity or with the whole group.