Math Facts House Worksheets

Similar to our Dice Addition Worksheets, these Math Facts House Worksheets are ideal for students learning their math facts. These activity sheets help students learn the addition and subtraction math facts. You can easily make these Math Facts Worksheets into a hands-on activity with the use of some fun manipulatives.

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How to use the Math Facts Worksheets

There are three versions of the Math Facts Worksheets. One is geared for a student learning the process since it shows only one house. The second version offers two math houses and the third option shows four math houses on one worksheet. I’ve seen some people encourage their readers to laminate the big Math Fact House so that their students can use dry erase markers on the sheet and then erase and use again. Over the years, this never worked for me and my kids. We either forgot to erase right away and then had a difficult time getting the marker off later or we couldn’t find markers that worked in our house. We have always opted to just print, write, and then throw away. This way we kept unnecessary clutter at bay too. You

Make the Math Facts Worksheets Hands-on

Use Dice

To create a hands-on math activity, let your student roll two dice. They can use the two numbers as their base of the roof. Once they add the numbers up, they will find the third number that will be written at the top of the roof. For example, let’s say that your student rolls a 6 and a 4. The sum of 6 and 4 is 10. So, 10 is written at the top of the house and then 6 and 4 are written underneath. What I like about using dice in this activity, is that the dots on the dice give your student a visual to count with.

Use Dominoes

To change things up a bit, use dominoes as your manipulative. The premise behind how to play with the dominoes is the same as with the dice. One domino gives you two numbers. The sum of those two numbers gives you the third number for the top of the house.