Help motivate your class to learn their multiplication facts with this sheet! Students color in each part as they pass their facts. They then bring this colored sheet as their ticket to an ice cream party. Students receive the parts of their sundae they have earned (colored in). I have parents donate ice cream party supplies and help serve the ice cream. Please see my accompanying worksheets and assessments that go with this: “Learning Multiplication Facts”, "Multiplication Facts Practice & Quizzes" and “Multiplication Facts I Have Mastered.”
I also have a free download here that is a note to send home to parents requesting ice cream party supplies that is in English and Spanish.
I am going to use this as soon as Thanksgiving break is over. It is sure to motivate the students that are not working their hardest to memorize all the facts.
November 25, 2011
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I can't get this to print on 1 page which is what I want . 9 pieces of paper per child is way to big. Please let me know if there's any way to get this on one piece of paper.
January 24, 2011
I really appreciate your question as it helped me realize the correct file version in pdf. format was not on the site. I have updated the listing now so it is correct. Can you send me your email so I can send you the file again? Or contact me at herrmann@nacpdolphins.org if you would like. Thanks!
January 25, 2011
I have taught elementary school for 8 years with the majority of my experience in teaching 3rd grade in an urban setting with a majority of bilingual students. I speak some Spanish so I am better able to communicate with the parents of my students. I have also taught for one year each in 2nd and 4th along with sub experience in grades 1st & 5th as well. Currently alongside teaching third grade I am a mentor to new teachers as well as a workshop presenter on topics including Reading Strategies, Math Interventions, Classroom Management and Technology in the Classroom. I've also worked with children from infant to 18 years in other settings including early childhood development centers, after-school programs, summer camps, at-risk youth programs, juvenile detention centers and Special Olympics.
