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These Take From Ten Task Cards are a fun way for students to practice these skills. For these task cards, I’ve taken the ten out of the teen number for the students. Our students need a visual first of what we mean by decomposing the teen number. Students then mentally mark out the number taken from ten, then they visualize what is left over and how many more ones we have to get their answer.

As students begin to realize that there is both simplicity and efficiency in breaking apart the teen number into tens and ones, they begin to show marked improvement in fluency and strategic thinking.

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These Take From Ten Task Cards are a fun way for students to practice these skills. For these task cards, I've taken the ten out of the teen number for the students. Our students need a visual first of what we mean by decomposing the teen number. Students then mentally mark out the number taken from ten, then they visualize what is left over and how many more ones we have to get their answer.

As students begin to realize that there is both simplicity and efficiency in breaking apart the teen number into tens and ones, they begin to show marked improvement in fluency and strategic thinking.

1ST GRADE COMMON CORE MATH STANDARDS:

  • 1.OA.C.6: Add and subtract within 20, demonstrating fluency for addition and subtraction within 10. Use strategies such as counting on; making ten (e.g., 8 + 6 = 8 + 2 + 4 = 10 + 4 = 14); decomposing a number leading to a ten (e.g., 13 - 4 = 13 - 3 - 1 = 10 - 1 = 9); using the relationship between addition and subtraction (e.g., knowing that 8 + 4 = 12, one knows 12 - 8 = 4); and creating equivalent but easier or known sums (e.g., adding 6 + 7 by creating the known equivalent 6 + 6 + 1 = 12 + 1 = 13).

MATH CENTERS

How do you incorporate math center activities? When I left the classroom a few years back to move to the school board, we were at a point in our district where they didn’t want us doing math centers.  They only wanted literacy centers… blah, blah, blah. Well… I’m a rule follower, I REALLY am – but when I don’t believe or I do believe in something, BELIEVE me… I will find a way around the system to make it work for my students.  I KNEW that math centers or math groups would help my students, so we incorporated them into our literacy centers.  We have since moved back to allowing for math centers or math groups so that students can investigate on their own or within small groups.

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  • My students were self driven with the use of these task cards which gives me time to work in small groups with my less independent groups.

  • I love this game and so did my students. Thank you for making a great way to review this strategy.

  • Very helpful resource for kids struggling to internalize this strategy. Great for review and reinforcement.

  • These are great task cards to put in math centers or work with in small groups!! Easy to use for teachers and students!

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62 reviews for Take From Ten Task Cards

  1. Emberly Gutierrez –

    My students loved it! They had so much fun! Thank you!

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  2. jennifer L. –

    A great way for students to build subtraction fluency.
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  3. Wendy E. –

    This was a great resource and it worked very well with my scholars.
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  4. Teaching with Heart 1 –

    These task cards were perfect for extra practice for this concept.
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  5. Kyla K. –

    These are great for practicing make 10 strategy. Cute graphics too
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  6. Sherri G. –

    Thanks for creating this fun and engaging product. You saved me so much time and effort!
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  7. Meridith M. –

    I loved this resource! It was super helpful with my first graders!
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  8. TeachTastic01 –

    I used these task cards as an activity to teach in math small groups. My students were engaged and loved using the task cards to practice their newly learned strategy to solve.
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  9. Tina W. –

    My students enjoyed using this resource during our math center time.
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  10. Creative Engagement Corner –

    This was a perfect resource to accompany Eureka Math with my first graders. This concept was SO HARD for some of them, and this provided easy visualization as well as plenty of extra practice to help those who were struggling and help those who were getting it but just needed to solidify their understanding for mastery. Excellent resource!
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  11. Shibates in First –

    Fun resource to use as a scoot to go along with our subtraction unit in math
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  12. Melanie C. –

    Love these!
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  13. grace Y. –

    thank you!
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  14. Jamie G. –

    My students enjoyed this resource!!! They were very engaged.
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  15. Susan B. –

    My students were self driven with the use of these task cards which gives me time to work in small groups with my less independent groups.
    Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com

  16. Alyssa M. –

    Great resource for take from 10! They loved it!
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  17. Nika C. –

    Great resource!
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  18. M C –

    Excellent resource!
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  19. Sifa B. –

    great resource! Used for centers.
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  20. Courtney W. –

    Great!
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  21. Kelcey S. –

    These will help my students continue to practice the strategy.
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  22. Keon R. –

    It is nice to have supplemental materials to support the module.
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  23. Christina H. –

    Very helpful resource for kids struggling to internalize this strategy. Great for review and reinforcement.
    Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com

  24. Michele Mauger –

    These are great task cards t put in math centers or work with in small groups!! Easy to use for teachers and students!
    Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com

  25. Sports Teacher –

    Awesome math station!
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  26. Tamasine Price –

    brilliant product
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  27. Christina P. –

    Thanks!
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  28. Christine Abram –

    Thank you.
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  29. Tiago M. –

    My daughter loved it! Thank you!
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  30. Lisa Snyder –

    Thanks!
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  31. Lynne L. –

    The students loved the cards!
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  32. Sherri G. –

    Great practice!
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  33. Tracy A. –

    Thank you!
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  34. Little Red Parker –

    I love this game and so did my students. Thank you for making a great way to review this strategy.
    Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com

  35. Maggie S. –

    Exactly the extra practice my students needed.
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  36. rex G. –

    thanks
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  37. Kelly W. –

    Love this!
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  38. Amanda Haskell –

    This was the perfect product for when I was teaching this skill. My students love task cards, and this added extra fun to math. Thank you!
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  39. Jennifer Stalsonberg –

    Great game for this strategy. Would love to see more games to practice this skill. There’s not many out there!
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  40. Ms Rs Rock Stars –

    Thank you!
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  41. Anna Askins –

    This has been a very helpful and informative activity for my students. It also helps them stay focused and engaged.
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  42. Elvia G. –

    great and easy to use. Thanks
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  43. Donna C. –

    Thanks!
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  44. Kathryn S. –

    Thanks!
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  45. Alexis S. –

    I love the visuals on the cards with the ten frames! Thanks!
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  46. Teaching Independent Learners –

    Great!
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  47. Jennie H. –

    Once again, you are helping me transform my math program! Thank you!
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  48. Beth P. –

    These are easy to follow for independent work.
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  49. Mary Teresa C. –

    Fun for a whole group activity or in a center.
    Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com

  50. Judith Wells –

    Thank you for the resource!
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  51. Stephanie Haggard –

    Great!
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  52. Corinna Woita –

    Thanks for making the modules so kid friendly! You’re fabulous! 🙂
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  53. Laura Maynard –

    Thanks for a fun way to learn this new strategy
    Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com

  54. Dianna Z. –

    Thanks so much for your extremely clear explanation about how to use these. This will be a very big help for my students as we both discover this new subtraction strategy!
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  55. Cara W. –

    Such a great resource! This is so helpful!
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  56. Mary H. –

    love this
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  57. kristi J. –

    Great!
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  58. Anne W. –

    Great activity!
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  59. JoAnn O. –

    Great representations!
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  60. Ear’s What’s Happening –

    What great visuals, so helpful for some of my firsties. Thank you!
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  61. Laura B. –

    Great visual and it takes a step away for my struggling students. Wonderful resource. Thanks!
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  62. Kelley S. –

    This will be great for my students to complete at math stations!
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