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March Math Tasks Cards
$3.00
This Math center resource has a St. Patrick’s Day theme and provide students practice with addition, subtraction, early multiplication/division, time, money, shape recognition, number patterns skills! Includes: 64 task cards, Math Center sign, student worksheet and an answer key. Tasks center around 1st and early 2nd grade skills.
** Critical thinking skills will definitely be used! **
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