Double Digit Math Practice Pages - One Page a Day

Description

”An excellent “must have” for any first or second grade teacher!” — Jackie Reitenbachon.

Basic single and double digit math can be difficult for some children when they are first introduced to it. Not only are the processes of addition and subtraction confusing in the beginning, but the organization of the numbers also can be difficult for a child.

This pad is created by a concerned mom to address messy number alignment issue. With bigger space, lined up blocks, her son’s calculation skills are improved quickly.

Try this simple while effective math practice workbook and see the smile from your child.

Supplement your child’s math skills with these easy to follow math sheets.

guide block to keep things organized and to guide better penmanship.

Large boxes help children keep math problems and answers properly lined up

Easy to Teach & Fun to Learn

Large boxes help children keep math problems and answers properly lined up
25 problems per page at 4 points each makes it easy for parents to grade papers
Reduce the intimidation of a book of math problems by tearing out one page at a time
Printed on both sides to save paper and keep the book smaller for travel

Pre-made and ready to go math sheets for parents, teachers, and tutors

For Teachers & Home-Schooling Parents

Pre-made and ready to go math sheets for parents, teachers, and tutors
Perfect for supplemental teaching or as extra credit for students that extra practice
Penmanship is important in math too; boxes guide children to write numbers legibly
Channie’s has many other mathematic workbooks to grow with your child’s abilities. SKU M601

Big Benefits & Functional Features


Quality Paper Children can write and erase without the paper being torn. Thicker paper allows both sides of the page to be written on and used for even more practice.	Grid Boxes Math problems need to be lined up correctly and the grid boxes help children to keep the numbers in the right columns to achieve the correct answers.	Progressive Challenge Each page starts with simple then progressively harder mathematic equations to be sure of your child’s understanding.