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Fact Family, Related Facts, Missing Equations
By: Jennifer Sanders
5
Lessons
5-8
Years Old
About this course
This interactive course consists of five engaging Tiny Tap activities designed to teach young learners the concept of related facts, missing equations, and fact families. Through a series of fun and varied tasks, students will explore the relationship between addition and subtraction equations, focusing on how numbers within a fact family can be rearranged to form correct equations. The course progressively builds understanding, with the fifth game testing the knowledge gained from the previous four lessons.
Math
Addition
Subtraction
1
Fact Families What Is It?
2
Fact Families Number Bonds 2
3
Fact Families - Related Facts 3
4
Fact Families - Related Facts, Missing Equation 4
5
Fact Families Assessment
Course Author
Jennifer Sanders🇺🇸
Hello! I’m Jennifer Sanders, and my journey in education spans over three memorable decades. With 31 years dedicated to nurturing young minds in kindergarten, 1st, and 6th grades, I’ve witnessed firsthand the wonders of early learning and the transformative power of a caring teacher. Now retired, I channel my enduring passion for education into creating interactive and enriching activities for children. Drawing inspiration from the joyous laughter and endless curiosity of my six grandchildren, I aim to bring learning to life in new and exciting ways. Join me on this adventure, where each educational game is a doorway to discovery, designed with love, experience, and a deep belief in the potential of every child.
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