Common core math 2nd grade

Please find below link to freebie addition strategies poster, tools for making 10, part-part-whole tools, and worksheets to practice the strategies listed. VIDEO: For the BEST understanding of how to teach addition (and subtraction), refer to Making Sense Series: the progression of addition AND subtraction, the standard traditional algorithm from Graham Fletcher at https://vimeo.com/157768846. Also can be found at https://gfletchy.com/progression-videos/. VIDEO: More basic addition using a…

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This is a great resource to add to a homework folder or parent communication folder. This includes addition and subtraction strategies like the open number line.

Here are examples of different ways to teach students how to solve two-digit and three-digit addition problems. These are great strategies for multi-digit addition. What a great anchor chart!

I remember being taken aback at a training a couple years ago when the presented told us that we shouldn't be teaching kids the standard algorithm for adding and subtracting (you know, carrying the one or crossing out the tens) in 2nd grade. Whether we agreed or disagreed with the presenter,we all wondered how in the world were we supposed to teach them adding and subtracting with regrouping?!?! The presenter showed us a strategy called open number lines and I found it to be very effective…

Sep 23, 2019 - Transitioning your students from basic addition to 2-3-digit addition can be tough sometimes! There are five 2-3 digit addition strategies I focus on in my classroom. These strategies do not focus on the standard algorithm. If you’re looking for 2-3 subtraction strategies, you can read all about them over on this post!…

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Common core math addition strategies can be hard to teach and hard for 2nd grade students to master. That is why I'm sharing my best tips and tricks for teaching 2nd grade addition strategies so that students actually find success with them.