Mrs. T's First Grade Class: Doubles

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Monday, December 7, 2015

Adding Doubles in Book Creator

The students used the Book Creator App to help them practice adding doubles. The students took a picture, doubled it by copy and pasting it and then wrote an equation to match.

Here is a similar Book Creator Lesson where the students can listen to their favorite doubles song over an over again!

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Doubles Splat

We wrote the double fact on the outside of a piece of paper and then painted that number of dots on one side. We squished them together to create the double.

Monday, January 2, 2012

Addition and Subtraction Practice

Contig Jr. is a FUN addition and subtraction math strategy game from Mathwire.com
Contig Jr. Printable

Click HERE to print doubles game boards from Oceans of First Grade Fun.

Addition Four in a Row

Click HERE for a cool math game from Aussie Pumpkin Patch.

Try This Game:
Domino Drill: In partners have the students lay out a bunch of dominoes face up. One student has to think of a missing addend problem, the other student has to guess which domino they are talking about. Such as a domino that has a 3 and a 4. They would say 3 plus what number is 7. Whoever has the most domino at the end wins.
Click HERE for printable directions.

Click HERE to get addition and subtraction games and activities from Math Cats.

Click HERE to create your own addition and subtraction worksheets.

Two Good Books for Addition and Subtraction:

Addition Games

Subtraction Games

Click HERE for free printable worksheets from dadsworksheets.com

Poof ... a cute addition game from Oh My Little Classity Class.

Math Games from Tales from a K-1 Classroom.

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Doubles Flip Chart

Take half of a large piece of construction paper and fold it in half. Cut 1 1/2 inch pieces all the way across the top layer. Write the math sentence on the top and the answers underneath. Have each student make their own to help them study double facts.

The students start to get very excited when they notice the pattern of counting by 2's.

When the students are finished making the flip charts pair them up and have them quiz each other on their double facts. We switched partners (within 5 seconds) twice for extra practice. They thought that was fun.