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In this interactive 2nd grade math lesson, students practice adding three 2-digit numbers using the associative property of addition. This property teaches students that the way numbers are grouped in addition problems does not affect the sum. By exploring this foundational concept, learners develop flexible thinking and stronger mental math strategies. Presented as an educational game, this lesson provides engaging, standards-based skill practice that supports core elementary teaching goals.
Understanding how to group numbers using the associative property helps students solve real-world problems more efficiently. Whether totaling scores, counting collections, or estimating in multi-step situations, this skill makes addition faster and easier. The lesson connects math instruction to everyday scenarios and gives students the tools they need to approach problem-solving with confidence. It's perfect for homework or classwork and can be extended with hands-on activities like manipulatives, number cards, or mental math games.
This digital lesson offers immediate feedback and step-by-step guidance as students practice adding three 2-digit numbers. The interactive format keeps learners engaged while reinforcing place value, number sense, and addition fluency. Whether used during online learning, small group instruction, or math centers, this activity supports consistent progress and mastery. It's a fun, effective way for 2nd grade students to strengthen their math skills while learning how the associative property can make addition easier.
This interactive math lesson is categorized as Level B. It may be best suited for 2nd grade students.
2.NBT.6, 2.NBT.7, MA.2.NSO.2.4, 3.4B
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