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Three addends DIGITAL and Printable

This Three addends DIGITAL and Printable Task Cards set will sure to be a hit in your classroom.  These come in both printable sheets as well as a digital resource.  With these digital task cards, students will be given an answer sheet to write their answers and a QR code to scan to get to the digital task cards.  Once the task cards pop up, students will solve the problem, then look at the number in the corner to write their answer onto the answer document.  These are great for assessments to make sure students understand the concept, without having to print out anything except the answer doc.

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This Three addends DIGITAL and Printable Task Cards set will sure to be a hit in your classroom.  These come in both printable sheets as well as a digital resource.  With these digital task cards, students will be given an answer sheet to write their answers and a QR code to scan to get to the digital task cards.  Once the task cards pop up, students will solve the problem, then look at the number in the corner to write their answer onto the answer document.  These are great for assessments to make sure students understand the concept, without having to print out anything except the answer doc.

Each digital task card set includes:

  • DIGITAL task cards (COMES AS PPT AND AS A QR CODE CARD for students to scan and "play")
  • QR code card to check answers
  • Answer Sheet for students to write on
  • Printable Task Cards - 4 cards per sheet

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So a task card is typically just a card that usually has one topic on the card and students have to solve.  That’s pretty much it.  You can have 10 cards or 100 cards – that part doesn’t matter.  Students can play as a game with a few other students using a game board, you can use as a Scoot game, or just have students take out the set and write answers on an answer doc.  There are sooooo many options – but one things for sure – students love them, and they don’t even realize that it’s really just a cute little worksheet with one question at a time!  I know, right!?!?!

So… here’s how my digital task cards work (keep in mind these are different from Boom or from Google Slides task cards).  These are just task cards that students can get to using a device, but still are used exactly the same as a printable version...

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  • These have been so helpful for center time! My students love using them! Thank you for sharing!

  • Awesome product just as well as all of the others. The appearance makes learning more fun! Now my New Year's Resolution is to figure out how to make Eureka/Engage NY more engaging!!! 🙂

  • I use these for Scoot! Love this!

  • I love that these follow the Eureka Math curriculum.

  • I used this at first at my small group table. The next day the students worked on them independently. They loved it! It was engaging and fun for them.

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Grade Levels

1st Grade

Subjects

Math

52 reviews for Three addends DIGITAL and Printable

  1. Musically First –

    So thankful for this resource to go along with our lessons!
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  2. Janie S. –

    This math download is an excellent resource for reinforcing three-addend addition strategies in a fun, engaging way! The activities are thoughtfully designed to help students practice important skills like doubles plus one, making ten, and adding three numbers, all with clear visuals and seasonal charm that keep learners motivated.
    I love that the worksheets provide both support and challenge—my students were able to build confidence using structured models while also applying mental math strategies. The directions are easy for first graders to follow, and the layout is clean and student-friendly. These pages worked perfectly for small group instruction, independent practice, and even as fast-finisher options.
    The graphics make the practice feel fresh and exciting, and my students truly enjoyed working through each page. This is a resource I’ll definitely return to every year! Highly recommend for anyone teaching addition strategies in the primary grades.
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  3. Christina’s Creations K1 –

    This is the first year my students are learning ‘make ten’ so this definitely helped their understanding. thank you!
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  4. Claire L. –

    Thank you for making this resource! My students enjoyed it!
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  5. Kristin Koziol –

    I’ve used this resource as an instructional tool for students on grade level in grade 1, and as an intervention with struggling mathematicians in grade 3. It has been beneficial to both groups and I like using the resource.
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  6. Kaila M. –

    This resource was great to use in the classroom! My students were very engaged throughout the entirety of the lesson.
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  7. Mrs Bees Kindergarten Glee –

    Fantastic resource to use for teaching and reinforcing a key skill.
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  8. Mrs. Cook’s Creations –

    This was great for my students- thank you for the resource!
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  9. Alicia M. –

    This is a great hands-on activity to reinforce making a ten to add 3 numbers. My students loved it.
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  10. Dear Little Learners –

    These lessons were perfect for me to use as I recorded digital lessons for my students. I loved the lesson slides!
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  11. sarah E. –

    made these into math centers
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  12. Richelle S. –

    Thank you!
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  13. Tiffany F. –

    Great resource
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  14. Faythe C. –

    I used this at first at my small group table. The next day the students worked on them independently. They loved it! It was engaging and fun for them.
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  15. Brenda E. –

    Great resource
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  16. Kayla Leonard –

    Wonderful extra practice!
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  17. Toad-ally Exceptional Learners –

    Perfect for a small reteach math group.
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  18. Kristina Kearney –

    loved it!
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  19. Sue Ann F J. –

    Worked well for online
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  20. Jessica Bell –

    Thank you
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  21. Meghan S –

    Good resource for practicing place value. Thanks!
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  22. Shibates in First –

    My students loved using this as a scoot around the room. They were completely engaged the entire time
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  23. Alexandra A. –

    Perfect for distance learning!
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  24. Susan Caldwell –

    Perfect for teaching virtually!
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  25. Bilingual Joy –

    I was able to turn these into a Seesaw activity and my students loved it!
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  26. Carmen Gallagher –

    This was an easy resource. I was able to share my screen and students used their white boards to solve.
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  27. The Real World Primary –

    I used these in Seesaw and they were perfect for practicing the concept of making ten when adding three addends.
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  28. Elizabeth Hayes Grant –

    Great product
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  29. Carrie Tresemer –

    Thank you
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  30. Amy Noriega –

    Great resource!
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  31. Carmen R. –

    My students will enjoy using this as a do now early in the morning.
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  32. Hayley L. –

    Helpful tool for practicing a challenging skill
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  33. Catherine O. –

    fun practice. Thanks
    Originally posted on TeachersPayTeachers.com

  34. Courtney Avery –

    This was a great resource for my students to use to continue practicing adding 3 numbers! Thank you!
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  35. Kari Countryman –

    Great resource
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  36. Laurie L F. –

    Easy to use.
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  37. Diana D. –

    Great activity during math centers.
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  38. Wading into Second –

    Great resource. Nice for fast finishers!!
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  39. Emma F. –

    Great as a math center.
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  40. Piper P. –

    great resource
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  41. Christine W. –

    Love it!
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  42. Holly C. –

    Great for math stations!
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  43. SHERLYN T. –

    Great resource!
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  44. Sarah S. –

    Thanks!
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  45. Kenya Richmond –

    Great resource!
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  46. Paige H. –

    Can’t wait to use this resource!
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  47. Karen G. –

    Wonderful!
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  48. Aquanetta D. –

    Awesome resource!!
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  49. Marly M. –

    Awesome!
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  50. Beginnings with Baer –

    This was an awesome starter to our math block! The kids loved it!!
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  51. Miss Cochran’s Math Zone –

    My students LOVED their first experience with digital task cards! Thank you!
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  52. Beth C. –

    Can’t wait to use!
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