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Hanukkah Addition Clip Cards

Hanukkah Addition Clip Cards

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$2.95 - $2.95
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Introduce early addition concepts with these Hanukkah-themed clip cards, a printable PDF designed for kindergarten and early elementary learners ages 5 to 7. Each card presents a simple addition problem with colorful Hanukkah graphics that serve as visual counters, helping your child transition from concrete counting to abstract math thinking.

📦 What's Included

  • 16 addition cards: Simple sums up to 18
  • Card size: 3.5 x 5 inches, perfectly sized for small hands
  • 4 pages: Print on cardstock and laminate for long-lasting use
  • Answer circles: Three answer choices per problem

💡 Learning Benefits

  • Practice addition facts in a hands-on, engaging way
  • Strengthen number sense and early mental math
  • Develop fine motor skills through clothespin clipping or marker circling
  • Build confidence with self-correcting answer choices
  • Connect math practice with cultural learning during Hanukkah season

🎯 How to Use

  • Print and laminate all 16 cards for durable, reusable practice
  • Show your child how to count the objects in each group, then combine them to find the sum
  • Have them clip a clothespin on the correct answer, or circle it with a dry-erase marker
  • Use as flashcards for quick mental math drills, or set up as independent work
  • For hands-on learners, place small counters (buttons, mini erasers, or beads) on each graphic to make the math concrete

🕎 From Concrete to Abstract

These addition cards are most effective after your child has spent time working with hands-on Montessori math materials like the golden beads, bead stairs, or addition strip board. The graphics on each card act as a bridge between physically manipulating quantities and solving equations mentally. If your child struggles, revisit concrete materials before returning to these cards.

🎓 Teaching Tip from a Montessori Guide

Let your child use their fingers or small counters at first. There's no rush to memorize facts. The goal is deep understanding, not speed. Once they're confident counting the objects, encourage them to "just know" a few easy combinations like 1+1 or 2+2 before expecting fluency with larger sums.

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