Description
21 printable or digital pages on dividing three-digit numbers and WORLD RECORDS:
- the guy who did 253 jumps while wearing swim fins and twirling a jump rope,
- the day that 466 robots got together to play soccer,
- the guy who ran 157 marathons in a year (that is over 4,000 miles),
- the guy who juggled four balls for two hours and forty-six minutes without dropping any balls,
- and more...
Students will enjoy the odd and unique world records. At the bottom of each page is a three by three grid called “The Sequence Challenge” teaching pattern recognition, where students solve five division problems and discover other missing numbers.
Take a look at the Preview to see sample pages from this packet. If you want more on WORLD RECORDS:
Addition and Subtraction - World Records
Order of Operations - World Records
And if you would like more on MULTIPLICATION or DIVISION, take a look at these:
Multiplication & Division Memory Match Game
Product or Quotient: A Spinner Game
Multiplication and Word Puzzles
Daily Multiplication with Dice
Multiplication Game - Four-in-a-row
Idioms and One-digit Multiplication
Multiplication Chart - Fix the Errors
Multiplication Chart - Missing Numbers
Multiplication - Draw a picture - Write a story
Multiply and Divide within 100
Four Operations Math Challenge
Four Operations Math Challenge (2)
Monster Multiplication (Multiply within 100)
Word Name: Multiplication and Division
Multiplication: Find the Errors
Multiplication Mastery: with a daily Word Puzzler and Geometry Challenge
Five-minute Multiplication Challenge (Math Warm-ups)
Multiplication - Find the multiples - Find the equations
First Day of School: Multiplication & Division Games
End of Year: Division, Squares and World Records
End of Year Tic-Tac-Toe: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division
And here are some fully-animated PowerPoint slideshows:
How to use a Multiplication Chart
55 Multiplication Facts in One Minute
Multiplication from 1x1 to 10x10
Multiplication Facts in Five Minutes
Division Facts in Five Minutes
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Description
21 printable or digital pages on dividing three-digit numbers and WORLD RECORDS:
- the guy who did 253 jumps while wearing swim fins and twirling a jump rope,
- the day that 466 robots got together to play soccer,
- the guy who ran 157 marathons in a year (that is over 4,000 miles),
- the guy who juggled four balls for two hours and forty-six minutes without dropping any balls,
- and more...
Students will enjoy the odd and unique world records. At the bottom of each page is a three by three grid called “The Sequence Challenge” teaching pattern recognition, where students solve five division problems and discover other missing numbers.
Take a look at the Preview to see sample pages from this packet. If you want more on WORLD RECORDS:
Addition and Subtraction - World Records
Order of Operations - World Records
And if you would like more on MULTIPLICATION or DIVISION, take a look at these:
Multiplication & Division Memory Match Game
Product or Quotient: A Spinner Game
Multiplication and Word Puzzles
Daily Multiplication with Dice
Multiplication Game - Four-in-a-row
Idioms and One-digit Multiplication
Multiplication Chart - Fix the Errors
Multiplication Chart - Missing Numbers
Multiplication - Draw a picture - Write a story
Multiply and Divide within 100
Four Operations Math Challenge
Four Operations Math Challenge (2)
Monster Multiplication (Multiply within 100)
Word Name: Multiplication and Division
Multiplication: Find the Errors
Multiplication Mastery: with a daily Word Puzzler and Geometry Challenge
Five-minute Multiplication Challenge (Math Warm-ups)
Multiplication - Find the multiples - Find the equations
First Day of School: Multiplication & Division Games
End of Year: Division, Squares and World Records
End of Year Tic-Tac-Toe: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division
And here are some fully-animated PowerPoint slideshows:
How to use a Multiplication Chart
55 Multiplication Facts in One Minute
Multiplication from 1x1 to 10x10
Multiplication Facts in Five Minutes
Division Facts in Five Minutes
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