Display the task cards along with the recording sheet at a math center for individual practice. Or team students up to solve task cards together. Use the worksheets for a part of your combinations lessons, send home for homework, or use for extra practice. Click the picture above to read more about the pack. Check out the preview to see more. Here is a sample of the task cards up close.
Here is a free combinations worksheet from this pack. Students color each cone 2 different flavors of ice cream. How many different combinations can you make? Just click the picture on the left to download this FREE worksheet.
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took a little break from googling how many words should a literature review be for my dissertation and landed on this and honestly it was the most refreshing distraction these combination task cards are such a genius way to make math fun for kids — the ice cream cone worksheet is absolutely adorable
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