This is a great rainy day activity sheet. This math learning project is a little more interactive in that the child gets to cut out the squares necessary to build the problems and then can either assemble the problems themselves or just the answers. It’s a great break from pencils and erasers and allows for a little extra problem solving given there are a limited amount of digits available. The game can be approached in 2 ways, they can either only create problems that they know the digits are available for, or they can just print and cut extra pages for additional digits!
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