Grab and Go Math – Subtraction From 20
Grab and Go Packs are meant to provide extra practice with the math skill listed on this pack. I use these as an earlier finisher activity or an RTI activity. I store my activities in picture cases, but they could also be stored in baggies too.
$5.00
Description
The Grab and Go math activities do not have paper recording sheets. Everything is meant to be be paper free (after initial set-up). There are some activities that students can record onto a laminated piece. If you need to show accountability, have your students take a picture of the finished activity with a device.
This subtraction from 20 pack reinforces subtraction strategies. It includes the following 6 activities:
✓ Let’s Subtract!: fact fluency practice
✓ Number Line Hop: using a number line to count back
✓ Number Bonds: practicing with number relationships
✓ Missing Numbers: find the missing number in a subtraction problem
✓ True or False?: Sorting subtraction equations
✓ Counting Back: practicing the skill of counting back
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