Subtraction Tip for Teachers and Parents

Improvements across 1st-5th grades with consistent practice. This activity really works (with consistent practice)!
2 minute drill:
www.playkidsgam...
Worksheet for scores:
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(when you print it, use the print icon located above the worksheet within google docs window)
Slideshow example:
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Activity Tips:
Start at level 5 and don't move on until the student can really move at that level.
The jump to level 10 is pretty large, and once you move on, it is hard to go back. You also need a new worksheet when you change levels because scores drop.
Improvement comes with consistent practice (once or twice a week, over the course of a few months).
Tracking scores and the reward slideshow are big reasons why it was so successful (in my opinion).
Recognition goes to anyone who beat his or her personal record. Acknowledge them with a round of applause or a slideshow.
To watch instructional videos in reading and math, head to www.MrMcGlover.com
Mr McGlover believes in a "learn by doing" approach, which builds understanding through participation.
Mr McGlover LLC is not associated with Math Fact Practice. The purpose of this video is to share this fantastic free tool (and how to track and reward progress).