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Missing Digits Multiplication and Division Task Cards Missing Factors Divisors
Missing Digits Multiplication and Division Task Cards Missing Factors Divisors
Missing Digits Multiplication and Division Task Cards Missing Factors Divisors
Missing Digits Multiplication and Division Task Cards Missing Factors Divisors
Missing Digits Multiplication and Division Task Cards Missing Factors Divisors
Missing Digits Multiplication and Division Task Cards Missing Factors Divisors
Missing Digits Multiplication and Division Task Cards Missing Factors Divisors
Missing Digits Multiplication and Division Task Cards Missing Factors Divisors
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Description

Simplify your lesson planning with this set of 144 math task cards, perfect for Canadian teachers! Designed to cover solving for an unknown, these task cards are organized into three differentiated decks, with each deck increasing in difficulty. Whether you’re introducing algebra, guiding students through practice, or assessing their understanding, this resource is a must-have for your classroom.

This missing digits activity includes:

  • simple equations with a symbol (like ☼ or ▲) to represent missing digits. Students can use any strategy to solve for the unknown numbers.
  • 144 task cards in 3 levels: Gradually scaffolded for differentiated learning.
  • Deck 1: 24 cards with missing factors for products up to 81.
  • Deck 2: 24 cards with missing factors for products up to 144.
  • Deck 3: 24 cards with missing factors for products of bigger numbers.
  • Deck 4: 24 cards with missing divisors for quotients from 81.
  • Deck 5: 24 cards with missing divisors for quotients from 144.
  • Deck 6: 24 cards with missing divisors for quotients from bigger numbers.
  • paper versions: in full-colour option for engaging visuals or ink-saving black-and-white version for economical printing.
  • digital formats: Google Slides™ are interactive for online or blended classrooms or Google Forms™ in a quiz format for instant feedback and effortless marking.
  • answer keys for every question.
  • student answer recording pages designed for students to use any strategy.
  • comprehensive instructions: Includes creative tips for paper and digital use, from group activities to independent practice. We’ve included tips to make it as easy as possible.

Why You Will Love These Task Cards:

  • Aligned with Canadian classrooms: our task cards use SI notation, meaning there are no commas included in the numbers-only spaces. So, 38 492 is used instead of 38,492. They meet Canadian expectations. See below for specific outcomes.
  • Low-prep: ready-to-use formats make lesson prep quick and stress-free.
  • Flexibility:
    • Introduce algebra: build foundational understanding with scaffolded decks.
    • Practice and Review: reinforce learning in engaging ways. They make differentiated math practice easy. These make great exit slips.
    • Assess Learning: use for formative or summative assessments.
    • Model Problem Solving: demonstrate effective strategies in whole-group instruction.
  • Engaging: Perfect for centres, rotations, independent practice, or group challenges.

Additional Resources to Support You:

  • technology troubleshooting: Step-by-step solutions for technical issues with digital formats.
  • creative ideas: Suggestions for turning task cards into fun games and collaborative activities.

Perfect for Your Classroom:

These task cards are designed to be adaptable and effective for students across various learning levels, while also saving you valuable time. The mix of printable and digital options ensures that this resource works seamlessly in traditional, online, or hybrid learning environments.

This resource aligns with:

  • Alberta Math Curriculum Grade 4 ©2022
  • British Columbia Mathematics Curricular Competencies Grade 4
  • Saskatchewan Mathematics Curriculum Grade 4 P4.2

This resource supports:

  • any lesson about solving single-variable, one-step equations using factors and divisors.

We use these task cards to support our lessons:

Do your students need more practice?

Where do you teach?

Save time and plan your whole year of math at once. These math resources work for most Canadian classrooms. They include everything you need to teach, practice, review and assess:

We have lots of other math for Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan. We specialize in Canadian content for lessons, worksheets, review, assessment, task cards and so much more.


FOLLOW US TO GET THE LATEST!

Please let us know how this resource works for you by rating it or providing feedback. You'll get TpT credits to use toward future purchases.

Our website at brainninjas.ca is full of ideas for using our resources.


Thank you for your consideration! Happy solving for the unknown from the Brain Ninjas!

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Missing Digits Multiplication and Division Task Cards Missing Factors Divisors

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Description

Simplify your lesson planning with this set of 144 math task cards, perfect for Canadian teachers! Designed to cover solving for an unknown, these task cards are organized into three differentiated decks, with each deck increasing in difficulty. Whether you’re introducing algebra, guiding students through practice, or assessing their understanding, this resource is a must-have for your classroom.

This missing digits activity includes:

  • simple equations with a symbol (like ☼ or ▲) to represent missing digits. Students can use any strategy to solve for the unknown numbers.
  • 144 task cards in 3 levels: Gradually scaffolded for differentiated learning.
  • Deck 1: 24 cards with missing factors for products up to 81.
  • Deck 2: 24 cards with missing factors for products up to 144.
  • Deck 3: 24 cards with missing factors for products of bigger numbers.
  • Deck 4: 24 cards with missing divisors for quotients from 81.
  • Deck 5: 24 cards with missing divisors for quotients from 144.
  • Deck 6: 24 cards with missing divisors for quotients from bigger numbers.
  • paper versions: in full-colour option for engaging visuals or ink-saving black-and-white version for economical printing.
  • digital formats: Google Slides™ are interactive for online or blended classrooms or Google Forms™ in a quiz format for instant feedback and effortless marking.
  • answer keys for every question.
  • student answer recording pages designed for students to use any strategy.
  • comprehensive instructions: Includes creative tips for paper and digital use, from group activities to independent practice. We’ve included tips to make it as easy as possible.

Why You Will Love These Task Cards:

  • Aligned with Canadian classrooms: our task cards use SI notation, meaning there are no commas included in the numbers-only spaces. So, 38 492 is used instead of 38,492. They meet Canadian expectations. See below for specific outcomes.
  • Low-prep: ready-to-use formats make lesson prep quick and stress-free.
  • Flexibility:
    • Introduce algebra: build foundational understanding with scaffolded decks.
    • Practice and Review: reinforce learning in engaging ways. They make differentiated math practice easy. These make great exit slips.
    • Assess Learning: use for formative or summative assessments.
    • Model Problem Solving: demonstrate effective strategies in whole-group instruction.
  • Engaging: Perfect for centres, rotations, independent practice, or group challenges.

Additional Resources to Support You:

  • technology troubleshooting: Step-by-step solutions for technical issues with digital formats.
  • creative ideas: Suggestions for turning task cards into fun games and collaborative activities.

Perfect for Your Classroom:

These task cards are designed to be adaptable and effective for students across various learning levels, while also saving you valuable time. The mix of printable and digital options ensures that this resource works seamlessly in traditional, online, or hybrid learning environments.

This resource aligns with:

  • Alberta Math Curriculum Grade 4 ©2022
  • British Columbia Mathematics Curricular Competencies Grade 4
  • Saskatchewan Mathematics Curriculum Grade 4 P4.2

This resource supports:

  • any lesson about solving single-variable, one-step equations using factors and divisors.

We use these task cards to support our lessons:

Do your students need more practice?

Where do you teach?

Save time and plan your whole year of math at once. These math resources work for most Canadian classrooms. They include everything you need to teach, practice, review and assess:

We have lots of other math for Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan. We specialize in Canadian content for lessons, worksheets, review, assessment, task cards and so much more.


FOLLOW US TO GET THE LATEST!

Please let us know how this resource works for you by rating it or providing feedback. You'll get TpT credits to use toward future purchases.

Our website at brainninjas.ca is full of ideas for using our resources.


Thank you for your consideration! Happy solving for the unknown from the Brain Ninjas!

Report this resource to TPT
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September 12, 2023
Loved this resource as a form of assessment for my class. It gave them feedback right away. User friendly.
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May 11, 2023
My students love this resource. The fact that it uses emojis instead of an 'x' as the unknown numbers makes them so much easier to understand and so cute !!
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Standards

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Multiply a whole number of up to four digits by a one-digit whole number, and multiply two two-digit numbers, using strategies based on place value and the properties of operations. Illustrate and explain the calculation by using equations, rectangular arrays, and/or area models.
Find whole-number quotients and remainders with up to four-digit dividends and one-digit divisors, using strategies based on place value, the properties of operations, and/or the relationship between multiplication and division. Illustrate and explain the calculation by using equations, rectangular arrays, and/or area models.
Determine the unknown whole number in a multiplication or division equation relating three whole numbers. For example, determine the unknown number that makes the equation true in each of the equations 8 × ? = 48, 5 = __ ÷ 3, 6 × 6 = ?.
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