Math Games for 2nd & 3rd Grade | Addition Subtraction Multiplication Practice
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My students are loving Subtracting Across Zeros practice with these fun printables. Students solve a subtraction with regrouping problem, Check Using Addition and then use a maze to travel to the next problem. My intervention students have been asking to do more of these to practice subtracting across zeros! When students who struggle in math ask for more math it makes my heart smile. :)
These are perfect for you if you need an enticing way to get students motivated to work on skills they struggle with. Pair them with base-10 blocks for a great hands on activity!
After I presented students with the first one, they were hooked! They were excited to complete one problem and then work through a maze. Finally, a practice page that isn’t just problem after problem! The brain break they get with each maze is just what students need before starting in on a new problem.
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Check out my growing collection of maze printables:
3-Digit Subtraction with Regrouping Maze Printables
3-Digit Addition with Regrouping Maze Printables
2-by-1 Multiplication Maze Printables
2-by-2 Multiplication Maze Printables
Long Division Maze Printables
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“Fun way for students to practice a difficult skill.”
“I had them do this for spiral review at the end of the year. They loved the mazes!”
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My students loved this math maze and it was a perfect was for them to practice subtracting across zeros. Thank You!
Katelyn S.
Grades taught: 3rd
Thank you! My students loved using this resource in our classroom.
Samantha R.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
I like this because it meets our standards, but is different from the traditional workbook page.
Toni's C.
Grades taught: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 8th, 7th, 5th, 6th, 12th, 11th, 10th, K
Useful resource for my class to use during learning.
Lisa K.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
Love using this with my class! Perfect resource for kids to engage with.
Brianna P.
Grades taught: 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Great worksheet to use with my BSI students when reviewing subtraction
Donna C.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th
Some worked independently while others worked in pairs. Fact is all picked these as choice activities.
Maestra T.
Grades taught: 3rd
My third-grade special education student enjoyed this activity! Thanks.
Sarah F.
Grades taught: 3rd
Thank you for this great resource! My students did a great job!
Kathleen P.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th
My kids found these mazes exciting and engaging. I was able to use it during groups for independent practice and they were completely engaged. Great resource!
Megan L.
Grades taught: 3rd
This is a great spiral review for students to work on in small groups or independently.
Lara A.
Grades taught: 3rd
This was a great resource to use in my classroom! My students were engaged and enjoyed it! Such a fun way to do a not-so-fun skill!
Abbey M.
Grades taught: 3rd
Awesome resource! Exactly what I was looking for! Thank You!
Colleen H.
Grades taught: 3rd
My students loved this resource for reviewing this skill at the end of the year!
Gabby W.
Grades taught: 3rd
My students have enjoyed these activities. It is a good resource for skill practice.
Stephanie M.
Grades taught: 3rd
What a fun and engaging way to practice this tough skill!!
Laura S.
Grades taught: 3rd
I used this as station work. Great way to practice without it seeming like just another worksheet. The maze part kept them motivated to keep going.
natalie C.
Grades taught: 3rd
It was a perfect thing to add in to my small groups. It kept them engaged and was challenging. I will definitely use it again.
Jennifer G.
Grades taught: 3rd
Students loved this and were totally engaged! Very fun!
A C.
Grades taught: 3rd
Subtracting across zeroes is always tricky. This was a great way for students to practice! My kids remained engaged! While it is not "self-checking", having answer choices helps students who make minor calculation errors.
MissOrderandOperations
Grades taught: 3rd
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