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Missing Numbers Sheets

 
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  • I used to copy these different combinations onto different coloured cardex and then laminate it.

  • The children then used these during maths groups or early finishers using whiteboard markers to fill in the missing numbers.

  • Could also be used as a separate individual printable math worksheets.

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