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Missing Addends Worksheets 1.OA.B.4

If you are looking for Missing Addends Worksheets 1.OA.B.4 that will give your students tons of practice with this Common Core Math Standard skill, you’ve found it.  These worksheets are great for introduction, review, homework, remediation, enrichment, and assessments.  You will know WITHOUT A DOUBT who has mastered the skill and who still needs a little bit of extra time with the specific skill.

**Digital component is for TPT EASEL – so if you are wanting to use it for that, please purchase on TPT since that’s the only way to use Easel.

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If you are looking for Missing Addends Worksheets 1.OA.B.4 that will give your students tons of practice with this Common Core Math Standard skill, you've found it.  These worksheets are great for introduction, review, homework, remediation, enrichment, and assessments.  You will know WITHOUT A DOUBT who has mastered the skill and who still needs a little bit of extra time with the specific skill.

**Digital component is for TPT EASEL - so if you are wanting to use it for that, please purchase on TPT since that's the only way to use Easel.

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These worksheets cover:

  • Comparing addition and subtraction up to 12
  • Subtraction relative to addition up to 12
  • Fact family practice up to 12
  • Part Part Whole up to 12
  • Comparing addition and subtraction up to 20
  • Subtraction relative to addition up to 20

Main Common Core Math Standard Covered:

  • 1.OA.B.4: Understand subtraction as an unknown-addend problem.

1ST GRADE STANDARD IDEAS:

How do you make sure that your students have mastered 1st Grade Math Standards? We always relied on our curriculum to teach the standards, until we moved to a standards-based report card.  At that point, we needed to find an easier way to make sure our kiddos were mastering the standards while still following our curriculum (our math curriculum is amazing, but it sort of hops – and I needed something that was straight forward.  Example... they mastered 10 sheets of this standard, so YAY – they know this standard…)

I’m not sure where you are or what your district does, but if you want an easy way to make sure your students are mastering the skills needed (aka standards) here are some fun and easy ways to check that off your list!  Speaking of CHECK IT OFF – I have a free check-list for you to grab BELOW!

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HEAR FROM OTHERS: 📢

  • I have the rest of my year planned thanks to these resources! So user friendly!

  • I love that my kids can do much of this independently. They are easy prep and the kids like doing them. Thanks

  • This was a great tool to help me keep track of my students understanding on specific CCSS. Each year we have to align our yearly goals to specific math standards. This was an easy to use organized resource that made tracking my data so much easier than years past.

  • My district switched to standard referenced grading, and this allows me to see if my student has mastered a specific standard. Lots of different activities to see if they truly comprehend that standard.

  • We are using these in homework practice packets. Kids love it! Thanks!

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1st Grade

56 reviews for Missing Addends Worksheets 1.OA.B.4

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  50. Erika C. –

    There are a lot of great worksheets for this standard here. However, several of the worksheets have very challenging equations for 1st grade. Probably not a great place to start learning the concept, but excellent for skill practice and reinforcement.
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  51. Regina Albee –

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