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1 EXTRA FUN ACTIVITIES This booklet contains extra activity pages for the student as well as the tests. See the next page for information about the activity pages. Go to page 7 to find the Alpha tests.
2 EXTRA ACTIVITy pages In the first section of this booklet, you will find an extra activity page for each lesson. We hope that these pages provide an enjoyable way for students to practice what they have been learning in the lessons. (There are no solution pages for the extra activities.) The concepts taught in Alpha are important to a student s future success in math. The focus of this level is memorizing addition and subtraction facts. We hope the variety of games and activities will enhance your student s experience with math and make it more enjoyable. You may schedule the extra activity pages in any way that is useful to you. Some students may need a little help getting started with some of the activities. Be sure to keep it lighthearted and fun. Check your instruction manual for more games and teaching tips. ALPHA
3 Color the numbers green for the units house. These three pages of number cards may be colored and used to play the game described in lesson 1 of the instruction manual. You may want to laminate the pages before you cut out the cards. 0 1x ALPHA ExtrA FUN
4 ExtrA FUN 1x Each number pattern corresponds to the number on the front of the card. Match the dots with other number cards or with the blocks to practice number recognition and counting. 6 ALPHA
5 ExtrA FUN 1x Color the numbers blue for the tens house. These three pages of number cards may be colored and used to play the game described in lesson 1 of the instruction manual. You may want to laminate the pages before you cut out the cards ALPHA ExtrA FUN 7
6 ExtrA FUN 1x Each number pattern corresponds to the number on the front of the card. Match the dots with other number cards or with the blocks to practice number recognition and counting. 8 ALPHA
7 ExtrA FUN 1x Color the numbers red for the hundreds castle. These three pages of number cards may be colored and used to play the game described in lesson 1 of the instruction manual. You may want to laminate the pages before you cut out the cards ALPHA ExtrA FUN 9
8 ExtrA FUN 1x Each number pattern corresponds to the number on the front of the card. Match the dots with other number cards or with the blocks to practice number recognition and counting. 10 ALPHA
9 x Dot-to-dot activities are a great way to practice counting. Start at 1 and connect the dots to find the picture ALPHA ExtrA FUN 11
10 ExtrA FUN x Start at 1 and connect the dots to find the picture ALPHA
11 x Turn the paper sideways, and then place the bars over the corresponding pictures. Write the numbers in the blanks, and say each one. Color the pictures to match the blocks. ALPHA ExtrA FUN 1
12 ExtrA FUN x Match the block colors and color the house. Try building a different house with your blocks. 1 ALPHA
13 Sammy had 0 toy trucks. Draw a picture of Sammy s trucks. x Sammy s dad brought home toy trucks. Draw a picture of the trucks Dad brought home. Write the number that tells how many toy trucks Sammy has now. ALPHA ExtrA FUN 1
14 ExtrA FUN x Answer the silly word problems. Can you find a block that matches each answer? 1. How many real elephants are in your house? If three elephants came to visit, how many elephants would there be in your house?. tom saw zero giraffes in the front yard and zero giraffes in the back yard. How many giraffes did he see altogether?. How many ears do you have? How many more ears will grow on your head? How many ears will you have altogether?. Write the answer to the problem. Make up your own silly word problem and tell it to your teacher = 16 ALPHA
15 Anna had five bananas. Mom gave her one more banana. Draw a picture that shows how many bananas Anna has now. x + 1 = Sally has three cookies in her left hand and one cookie in her right hand. Draw a picture that shows how many cookies she has in all. + 1 = ALPHA ExtrA FUN 17
16 ExtrA FUN x Find the block that shows one more. Write its name in the blank. You may color the blocks if you wish. + 1 = + 1 = + 1 = + 1 = = = = = 18 ALPHA
17 6x Skip count by 10. Start at the star and follow the dots to find a picture ALPHA ExtrA FUN 19
18 ExtrA FUN 6x To the parent: This 100 chart may be used as an aid while teaching counting and skip counting. It begins with zero as suggested by Math- U-See. It may be laminated for long-term use. If you wish, have the student color the columns to match the block colors for the numbers in the unit places. For example, the first column would not be colored, the second column (1, 11, 1, 1, etc.) would be colored green, and so on ALPHA
19 If the answer is, color the space brown. If the answer is, color the space green. If the answer is, color the space red. 7x ALPHA ExtrA FUN 1
20 ExtrA FUN 7x Fill in the names to make word problems about people you know. Write your answers in the boxes. 1. Last week, earned five dollars doing chores. this week he didn t earn any money. How much did he earn in all? dollars. is seven years old. How old will he or she be in two more years? years. built one block castle. built three block castles. How many block castles have been built? castles. Write the answer to the problem. 6 + = Make up your own word problem and tell it to your teacher. ALPHA
21 8x Draw pictures to help you solve a word problem with more than one step. Jill made four pies. Draw Jill s pies in the box. Grace made two pies. Draw Grace s pies in the box. How many pies did the girls make in all? The girls need eight pies. Draw the pies you need to make eight pies in all. How many more pies did you draw? The dog ate three pies. Cross out the pies the dog ate. How many pies are left? ALPHA ExtrA FUN
22 ExtrA FUN 8x Skip count by 10. Start at the star and follow the dots to find the picture ALPHA
23 9x Start at 100 and connect the dots by counting backwards by ten ALPHA ExtrA FUN
24 ExtrA FUN 9x If the answer is 1, color the space black. If the answer is 1, color the space yellow. If the answer is 1, color the space red. If the answer is 1, color the space green. If the answer is 16, leave the space white ALPHA
25 Follow the directions. 10x Dan dropped 10 unit blocks on the kitchen floor. The dog ate two blocks. Cross out the blocks the dog ate. There are blocks left. The baby hid two blocks. Cross out the blocks the baby hid. There are blocks left. Dan picked up two blocks and put them on the table. Cross out the blocks Dan put on the table. There are blocks left. Dan picked up two more blocks. Cross out the blocks Dan picked up. There are blocks left. Mom vacuumed two blocks. Cross out the blocks Mom vacuumed. There are blocks left. ALPHA ExtrA FUN 7
26 ExtrA FUN 10x Follow the directions. This time we will start with nine instead of ten and count back by two. Ava made nine cookies. Dad ate two cookies. Cross out the cookies Dad ate. There are cookies left. Mom ate two cookies. Cross out the cookies Mom ate. There are cookies left. David ate two cookies. Cross out the cookies David ate. There are cookies left. The hamster ate two cookies. Cross out the cookies the hamster ate. There is cookie left for Ava to eat. 8 ALPHA
27 11x Skip count by two and connect the dots. After you have finished, try starting at 0 and counting backwards by two ALPHA ExtrA FUN 9
28 ExtrA FUN 11x Draw pictures to help you solve a word problem that has more than one step. Riley blew up four red balloons. Draw the red balloons in the box. Riley blew up five green balloons. Draw the green balloons in the box. How many balloons does Riley have now? Riley wants 1 balloons altogether. Draw the balloons you need to make 1 in all. How many more balloons did you draw? The cat broke eight balloons. Cross out the balloons the cat broke. How many balloons are left? 0 ALPHA
29 1x Find the sums and use number words to write the answers in the boxes. The first one is done for you. Across =. + = 1 S I X. 6 + =. + 7 = = = = 7 8 Down 1. + =. 1 + = = 7. + = ALPHA ExtrA FUN 1
30 ExtrA FUN 1x If the answer is 8, color the space yellow. If the answer is 10, color the space orange. If the answer is 1, color the space red. If the answer is 1, color the space brown ALPHA
31 Skip count by to 0. 1x ALPHA ExtrA FUN
32 ExtrA FUN 1x Start at 0 and add. Trace the line to the answer. Keep adding and tracing the lines The shape inside the circle has six sides. It is called a hexagon. Start at 0 and add. Draw a line to the answer. Keep adding and drawing the lines What shape did you draw inside the circle? ALPHA
33 1x Help us write the word problems. Write your answers in the boxes. Fill in the blanks with kinds of fruit. 1. Julia had three and three. She found one. How many pieces of fruit does she have now? Fill in the blanks with names of shapes.. timothy drew four and four. then he drew one. How many shapes did he draw? Fill in the blanks with your favorite toys.. Peter bought five and five. then he bought one. How many toys did he buy? ALPHA ExtrA FUN
34 ExtrA FUN 1x Start at 0 and add. Draw a line to the answer. Keep adding and drawing the lines. What shape did you draw inside the circle? Challenge! Start at and add. Draw a line to the answer. Keep adding to your answer and drawing the lines. The last time you add, count the dots to find the last answer. What shape do you see now? 6 ALPHA
35 1x Find the missing numbers to practice making 10. The answers are on the back of each triangle The triangles may be cut out and laminated if you wish. See the teaching tip in lesson 1 for more on using trios to teach addition. ALPHA ExtrA FUN 7
36 ExtrA FUN 1x ALPHA
37 16x These triangles will help you practice making nine. The answers are on the back of each triangle The triangles may be cut out and laminated if you wish. See the teaching tip in lesson 1 for more on using trios to teach addition. ALPHA ExtrA FUN 9
38 ExtrA FUN 16x ALPHA
39 Color the picture to practice the extras. 17x If the answer is 8, color the space yellow. If the answer is 11, color the space purple. If the answer is 1, color the space blue ALPHA ExtrA FUN 1
40 ExtrA FUN 17x Fill in the blanks to write your own word problems for the extras. 1. had three. A friend found five more of them. How many are there now?. ate four and seven. How many things were eaten?. Five came in the door. Seven of them jumped in the window. How many are in the room altogether? ALPHA
41 Draw pictures to help you add and subtract. cookies plus cookies equals cookies. Draw the cookies. 18x + Sam ate cookies. Put xs on cookies in your picture. cookies minus cookies equals cookies. cars plus cars equals cars. Draw the cars. + cars drove away. Put xs on cars in your picture. 6 cars minus cars equals cars. 6 ALPHA ExtrA FUN
42 ExtrA FUN 18x Draw pictures to help you add and subtract. candies plus candies equals candies. Draw the candies. + Ethan ate candies. Put xs on candies in your picture. 7 candies minus candies equals candies. 7 trees plus trees equals trees. Draw the trees. + trees were chopped down. Put xs on trees in your picture. 8 trees minus trees equals trees. 8 ALPHA
43 19x See if you can start at 0 and connect the dots by counting backwards by one. If this is too hard, start at one and connect the dots. Then start at 0 and trace the line backwards. Say the numbers as you go ALPHA ExtrA FUN
44 ALPHA 6 ExtrA FUN 19x Do you like to visit your cousins? Did you know that the subtraction facts have cousins? Fill in the boxes to show the cousin of each subtraction fact. The first one is done for you
45 0x See if you can start at 0 and connect the dots by counting backwards by two. If this is too hard, start at two and connect the dots. Then start at 0 and trace the line backwards. Say the numbers as you go. Connect the dots from 0 to counting backwards by two ALPHA ExtrA FUN 7
46 ExtrA FUN 0x Here are some more cousins who want to visit. Fill in the boxes to show the cousin of each subtraction fact. The first one is done for you ALPHA
47 Here is a challenge! 1x Start at 0 and count backwards by one. Connect the dots from 0 to ALPHA ExtrA FUN 9
48 ExtrA FUN 1x Word problems are fun! Use the blocks if you need to. 1. Sam did 9 math problems before lunch and 9 problems after lunch. How many problems did he do in all?. Chuck has 6 goldfish. Mike has 8 goldfish. How many more goldfish does Mike have?. Terri is 16 years old and Judy is 9 years old. What is the difference in their ages?. Ann colored 6 pictures in the morning and 7 pictures in the afternoon. She gave 9 pictures to her grandma. How many pictures are left?. Jeremy visited a farm. He saw horses, cows, and 8 sheep. How many animals did he see? 6. Mom bought 10 bananas. She used bananas for muffins. How many bananas are left? 0 ALPHA
49 x Color the picture to practice the subtraction facts you have learned so far. If the answer is, color the space red. If the answer is, color the space blue. If the answer is, color the space green. If the answer is 6, color the space brown ALPHA ExtrA FUN 1
50 ExtrA FUN x Fill in the boxes to show the cousins of these minus eight subtraction facts. The first one is done for you ALPHA
51 x Subtract and use number words to write the answers in the boxes. The first one is done for you. Across 1. = = 1 T W O. 1 7 =. 10 = Down 1. 6 =. 1 =. 1 6 = =. 8 = ALPHA ExtrA FUN
52 ExtrA FUN x Here is a fun way to review your addition facts. Look at the example. 1. Add the numbers down each column and write your answers.. Add the numbers across each row and write your answers.. Add the numbers across the bottom and write the answer.. Now add the numbers in the right hand column. Your answer should match the answer already in the box! #1 # # # Here are two new ones for you to try. 1 ALPHA
53 x Practice the subtraction facts by finding the numbers that make ten. The triangles may be cut out and laminated if you wish. The answers are on the back of each triangle ALPHA ExtrA FUN
54 ExtrA FUN x ALPHA
55 x Practice the subtraction facts by finding the numbers that make nine. The triangles may be cut out and laminated if you wish. The answers are on the back of each triangle ALPHA ExtrA FUN 7
56 ExtrA FUN x ALPHA
57 6x Reviewing addition facts will help you learn your subtraction facts. Add across and down ALPHA ExtrA FUN 9
58 ExtrA FUN 6x If the answer is, color the space blue. If the answer is, color the space black. If the answer is, color the space green ALPHA
59 Skip count by to 0 and connect the dots. 7x ALPHA ExtrA FUN 61
60 ExtrA FUN 7x Word problems are fun! Use the blocks if you need to. 1. Karen and her friends ordered 1 ice cream sundaes. She and her friends have eaten 7 of them so far. How many sundaes are left?. Dennis did one math page a day for days. After resting, he did a page every day for 6 more days. How many pages did he do in all?. Susan needs 11 birthday cards. She made cards yesterday and 6 cards today. How many more cards does she need?. Jared had 1 pennies. He lost 7 of them climbing a tree and of them crawling under the porch. How many pennies does Jared have left?. Kim walked miles, ran 1 mile, and rode her bike miles. How far did Kim travel? 6 ALPHA
61 8x Reviewing addition facts will help you learn your subtraction facts. Add across and down ALPHA ExtrA FUN 6
62 ExtrA FUN 8x Use a yellow crayon to color all the boxes that have numbers that you say when you count by fives. See if you can go all the way to 100. Next, use your blue crayon to color all the boxes that have numbers that you say when you count by tens. What color are the tens boxes now? ALPHA
63 If the answer is, color the space brown. If the answer is 7, color the space green. If the answer is 8, color the space yellow. If the answer is 9, color the space red. 9x ALPHA ExtrA FUN 6
64 ExtrA FUN 9x Color all the boxes that have numbers that you say when you count by twos. Go all the way to 100. You may use just one color or choose different colors to make a pattern ALPHA
65 0x Start at zero and draw a line to the two. Keep counting by twos and drawing the lines to make a design. Next, start at zero again and count by fives. Draw the lines to make a different design. What happens if you start at zero and count by tens on the circle? You may color your designs if you wish ALPHA ExtrA FUN 67
66 ExtrA FUN 0x You should be a word problem expert by now! 1. Cara s dog had 11 puppies. She gave six of the puppies away. How many puppies are left?. Brandon had eight cookies. He lost three cookies and his dog ate one cookie. How many cookies are left?. Jessie has two red hats, five green hats, and six purple hats. How many hats does she have in all?. Amy has saved five dollars for a new game. The game costs 1 dollars. How many more dollars does Amy need to save? 68 ALPHA
67 ExtrA FUN 0x. Joanna bought 1 roses. Three of them were red and the rest were yellow. How many roses were yellow? 6. Four boys and seven girls wanted to get on the ride at the fair. There was only room for five children on the ride. How many children had to wait? ALPHA ExtrA FUN 69
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