
Flash cards
Addition and subtraction family flash cards
Use complete sets of part–whole triangles, including zero and doubles. Choose wholes through 9, 12 or 18.
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Practice one fixed addend with every partner from zero through 9 or 12. Print the complete fact set with optional separate reference cards.
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Read the addition, explain a strategy, then say the sum. Check with a reference card after giving an answer.
13 cards on 4 pages in the default deck. The image shows its first page. Adding the reference set produces 8 PDF pages in total.
The complete deck has 10 cards through 9 or 13 cards through 12. Density changes the number of sheets, not the facts.
The ready-made image shows page 1; each PDF contains the full deck. Cards with references adds a separate complete set with answers or annotations. These are not mirrored duplex backs and make no front/back alignment promise. Print at actual size and cut along the optional guides.
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Learning objective
Explain and recall addition facts for a chosen first addend.
Worked example
11.
Start at 8 and count on three: 9, 10, 11. Switching the addends can make the counting easier.
Teaching notes
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Choose your options and review every card page. Reference cards are a separate optional set.
The preview shows the complete set for the selected role. Reference cards form a separate annotated set, not mirrored duplex backs. Density and paper determine the sheet layout.
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Flash cards
Use complete sets of part–whole triangles, including zero and doubles. Choose wholes through 9, 12 or 18.
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Fact family
Use six number triangles to write two additions and two subtractions per family. Choose first addends from 1–12; the other addend is from 1–9.
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Number bonds
Find one missing part in two-part equations with a fixed whole from 5 to 100, six equation layouts and up to 30 problems.
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