This engaging math worksheet helps students understand subtracting multiples of ten using base ten blocks. By visually breaking down subtraction, students build confidence in mental math and place value concepts. Teach students how to subtract multiples of ten efficiently. Strengthen understanding of place value and number relationships. Improve fluency in subtraction through visual and hands-on learning. Identify the multiples of ten in each problem. Use base ten blocks or visual models to represent the numbers. Subtract the tens by crossing out or removing blocks. Grade Level: 1st , 2nd Grade Ages: 6 . 8 years Printable worksheet for classroom or home use. Ideal for independent practice, group activities, or homework. Pair students to solve problems together and discuss strategies. Challenge advanced learners by introducing three-digit numbers. Page 61

This engaging math resource helps students develop a solid understanding of adding multiples of ten using visual block models. Designed to enhance place value skills, this worksheet makes learning addition fun and interactive! Teach students how to add multiples of ten efficiently. Reinforce number sense and place value understanding. Develop fluency in mental math strategies for addition. Identify the multiples of ten in each problem. Use blocks or base ten models to visualize the addition process. Apply mental math strategies to find the sum. Grade Level: 1st 2nd Grade Ages: 6 , 8 years Printable worksheet for classroom or home practice. Can be used as individual practice, small group work, or homework. Pair students for a collaborative learning activity. 61 page

These flashcards are designed to strengthen fundamental math skills, making them ideal for young learners, elementary students, or anyone looking to improve their arithmetic abilities. With 36 division and subtraction flashcards, students can build strong math skills in an engaging and effective way!

This set of subtraction flashcards is designed to help young learners master basic subtraction facts up to 20. With 112 pages, this collection includes a variety of problems to reinforce subtraction skills through visual and interactive learning. These flashcards are perfect for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students working on foundational math skills. Great for practice, quizzes, and interactive games!

Boost multiplication skills with these interactive Touch Dot multiplication worksheets! Designed to make learning multiplication fun and accessible, each problem includes touch dots on the numbers, helping students visually count and understand each equation. This tactile approach is ideal for young learners or students needing extra support in mastering their times tables. Perfect for classroom activities, homework, or extra practice, these worksheets help students build confidence as they practice multiplication in a structured, engaging way. Suitable for early math learners, special education, or those developing foundational math skills.

Introduce students to foundational place value skills with this engaging worksheet focused on representing numbers using Base 10 blocks. Perfect for early elementary grades, this activity guides students in visualizing and understanding how numbers are built with tens and ones. They’ll practice matching numbers to Base 10 representations, decomposing numbers, and building confidence in basic math skills. Great for independent practice, small group work, or homework, this worksheet is an ideal way to reinforce place value concepts in a hands-on and visual way!

Introduce division in an engaging and hands-on way with these Touch Dots Math Division Worksheets! Each worksheet uses the Touch Dots system to help students grasp the concept of division, encouraging them to count and divide using visual dot cues. This method simplifies division by guiding learners to split numbers into equal parts, building a strong foundation in early math skills. Ideal for beginners, these worksheets are perfect for classroom use, homework practice, or math centers, making division approachable and enjoyable.

Make subtraction fun and accessible for KS1 learners with these Touch Dots Math Worksheets! Each worksheet uses the Touch Dots method to support students as they learn to subtract by touching each dot, counting down, and visualizing the process. Designed for beginners, these worksheets strengthen number sense and one-to-one correspondence skills, helping children grasp the concept of taking away in a hands-on, engaging way. Ideal for classroom activities, math centers, or at-home practice, this resource is perfect for building subtraction confidence in young learners.

Engage young learners in mastering addition with these KS1 Touch Dots Math Worksheets! Each worksheet uses the Touch Dots method to make addition easy and fun, encouraging students to count along by touching each dot as they add. Designed to build confidence in early math skills, these worksheets provide visual support for numbers 1-20, helping students develop one-to-one correspondence and a strong foundation in addition. Perfect for classroom use, math centers, or homework practice, this set is ideal for KS1 students needing an interactive approach to addition.

This resource is designed to help young learners in Key Stage 1 (KS1) understand the concept of place value and representing numbers. Through engaging activities, children will explore numbers up to 100 . The resource includes visual aids such as base ten blocks, number lines, and interactive exercises that encourage students to build, draw, and recognize numbers in different forms. It supports children in developing a strong foundation in number sense, helping them confidently read. Perfect for whole-class lessons, group work, or individual practice, this resource aligns with UK National Curriculum standards and aims to make learning place value fun and accessible for young students.

Introduce your KS1 students to the concept of place value with this interactive lesson on representing numbers to 100. This lesson will help children understand how numbers are built using tens and ones, making abstract concepts more accessible through engaging visuals and hands-on activities. Aligned with KS1 curriculum goals, this lesson provides a solid foundation for mastering place value in an exciting and engaging way. Perfect for whole-class teaching, group activities, or independent practice.

Introduce your KS1 students to the concept of place value with this interactive lesson on representing numbers to 100. This lesson will help children understand how numbers are built using tens and ones, making abstract concepts more accessible through engaging visuals and hands-on activities. Clear examples using tens and ones to represent numbers, with tools like base-10 blocks . Students break down numbers into their tens and ones components, deepening their understanding of number composition. Aligned with KS1 curriculum goals, this lesson provides a solid foundation for mastering place value in an exciting and engaging way. Perfect for whole-class teaching, group activities, or independent practice.

This engaging lesson presentation is designed for KS1 students, helping them understand how to represent numbers to 100 using place value concepts. Through interactive activities and visual aids, children will explore how numbers are made up of tens and ones, gaining a deeper understanding of number composition. The lesson includes: Simple, child-friendly explanations of tens and ones. Visual representations of numbers using place value charts, base-10 blocks. Fun exercises where students will identify and build numbers up to 100 by grouping tens and ones. Practice questions and hands-on activities to reinforce the concept of place value. This resource supports key KS1 learning objectives in mathematics, encouraging students to develop confidence in number recognition and place value while making learning enjoyable and interactive. Perfect for classroom lessons, individual practice, or group activities.

In this interactive place value activity, students will strengthen their understanding of place value by placing squares that represent different values next to the corresponding numbers. After matching the squares to the correct place value, students will color in the appropriate sections . This activity combines visual learning with hands-on practice, making it perfect for engaging math centers, independent tasks, or early finishers.