Repeated Addition FREE Printable Think Board {Frayer Model}

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Don’t miss these Repeated Addition Free Printable Think Board is a MUST Have math printable for FREE! Perfect for hands-on learning!

 

We created this think board template to help us teach repeated addition.

Before you go any further with teaching this concept make sure you know what they know about it! If kids are NOT explicitly taught that the word repeated is really important and WHY it’s important then they will struggle to transition from additive thinking into multiplicative thinking…

Once we realised that kids are unsure about what repeated Addition is really about we knew we needed a cracking activity to fix it!

Using our research on Frayer Models, Graphic Organizers and maths think board templates and the fact that we love using thinkboards, we them we came up with our Repeated Addition FREE Printable Think Board. {Actually There’s 4 FREEBIES!}

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Repeated Addition Free Printable Think Board Templates

Here our the 4 templates  for teaching repeated addition. We used a combination of the Frayer Model & the Think Board to create them, including:

• Pre-filled think board including prompts for;  Definition – in students own words, Process – A space for kids to write the steps of how to do repeated addition, a great one for partners to test out, Facts/Characteristics – a space to write as much as they can about repeated addition, Examples and Non- Examples – show examples of repeated addition and what’s not an example of repeated addition

• Board 2 has the same headings Definition, Process, Examples-Non-Examples – Facts/ Characteristics –  but without the student prompts in each box
• The third free repeated addition think board template includes spaces for kids to show repeated addition on a number line, the number sentences, using drawings or materials, and the process of how to do repeated addition
• The last free thinkboard template is a total blank so you can create your own!

Hope you love using the think board as much as we do, leave us a comment if you do!

 

 

 

 

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