Description
Are you looking for an easy-to-use math activity that holds students accountable for their learning?
This low prep, digital resource is what you are looking for!
How to use this resource?
5 Steps:
1. Download the PDF file.
2. Click the link to access Google Slides™
3. Copy Slides. Present Google Slides™
4. Prepare students’ whiteboard kits (whiteboard, marker, and eraser)
5. Allow students to begin while you work in small groups or intervention.
When to use this resource?
Students could complete this Four-In-One Google Slides Activity while in:
- Small Groups
- Whole Group
- Station Rotations
- Intervention
- Silent Think-Pair-Share
- Test Prep
What’s the focus or skill?
- Finding the missing factor in each equation.
- Fact Fluency (1-12)
What’s included?
440 Total Slides with–
- 48 Multiple choice equations
- 240 Multiplication equations
- 288 Total equations
Why should I purchase this resource?
As a former Teacher of the Month (2021-2022) and
The Ultimate Educator of the Year (2022-2023),
Here’s what to keep in mind. While working in small groups or during intervention time, you want to limit—
- Small group interruptions
- Off-task behavior
- Excessive moving or roaming the classroom
- Excessive outbursts or confusion
You also receive the opportunity to —
- build students’ confidence, retention and fluency
- to practice different strategies
- review challenging skills
- provide opportunities for growth
- welcome student accountability
(One step closer to Level 5 in Growth and/or Achievement)
Thank you!
Copyright
©Math with Ms. Smith
All rights reserved by author
Permission to copy for single classroom use only
Credits:
Educlips- Clipart
Missing Factor | Multiplication Equations | Fact Fluency (1-12) | Google Slides™
Highlights
Description
Are you looking for an easy-to-use math activity that holds students accountable for their learning?
This low prep, digital resource is what you are looking for!
How to use this resource?
5 Steps:
1. Download the PDF file.
2. Click the link to access Google Slides™
3. Copy Slides. Present Google Slides™
4. Prepare students’ whiteboard kits (whiteboard, marker, and eraser)
5. Allow students to begin while you work in small groups or intervention.
When to use this resource?
Students could complete this Four-In-One Google Slides Activity while in:
- Small Groups
- Whole Group
- Station Rotations
- Intervention
- Silent Think-Pair-Share
- Test Prep
What’s the focus or skill?
- Finding the missing factor in each equation.
- Fact Fluency (1-12)
What’s included?
440 Total Slides with–
- 48 Multiple choice equations
- 240 Multiplication equations
- 288 Total equations
Why should I purchase this resource?
As a former Teacher of the Month (2021-2022) and
The Ultimate Educator of the Year (2022-2023),
Here’s what to keep in mind. While working in small groups or during intervention time, you want to limit—
- Small group interruptions
- Off-task behavior
- Excessive moving or roaming the classroom
- Excessive outbursts or confusion
You also receive the opportunity to —
- build students’ confidence, retention and fluency
- to practice different strategies
- review challenging skills
- provide opportunities for growth
- welcome student accountability
(One step closer to Level 5 in Growth and/or Achievement)
Thank you!
Copyright
©Math with Ms. Smith
All rights reserved by author
Permission to copy for single classroom use only
Credits:
Educlips- Clipart



